LOKLIK Crafter and Heat Press - REVIEW AND TUTORIAL!!!

[@brettsalter3300]

You have a very clear teaching style that some (teachers) never manage to develop quite as well. I guess that comes from being in a profession essentially involving effective communication. Especially appreciate you going through mistakes and emphasising them rather than pretending it all went perfectly from the beginning. Hope these tools give you even more opportunities to entertain and inspire mate!

[@sliceoflifefilm]

Thanks a lot! 😉😉

[@lauraiisuarez]

Excellent Tutorial! As a beginner, it definitely helped me have a better understanding of the different types of ways to utilize the machine. Thank you!

[@sliceoflifefilm]

Very happy to hear it was helpful! ♥️

[@CraftwithAnn525]

Thanks for sharing the video, I can't help to search more videos since I bought this machine.

[@sliceoflifefilm]

You are welcome! Good luck with your projects!

[@urischulgasser4758]

Casual and slightly funny way of talking, easy to listen to, yet gets the point across without wasting time or padding the video!

[@PhilipSpence]

Great video. Interesting to see how the cutter would work on thin plasticard for modelling purposes. I've seen a few people try it to mixed results.

[@GuardianFilmworks]

Great tutorial! That looks like it will be a very valuable tool in your filmmaking arsenal!

[@noxotron5065]

I have a Silhouette Cameo 4 and you can cut styrene with this machines! I'm sure this one can too. I'm cutting 0.25mm styrene completely through and scoring everything above 0.5mm and then snap it. It's VERY precise. I'm using Blender to model my plans in 3D and export flattened DXF to import it into the cutting program.

[@sliceoflifefilm]

Oh that's a great idea. Yes, this one seems like it produces a good amount of pressure when cutting so I'm sure it could cut through thin styrene. I gotta get my hands on a few sheets and try it out.

[@HausmitdemRosensofa]

Thank you for this great video! Funny and I know everything I wanted to know.

[@sliceoflifefilm]

Glad it was helpful! Tnx for watching! ;)

[@jamiepalzeaird3013]

That's awesome very well explain. it was the airbrushing bit I needed to see I'm buying one very soon cheers man 😅

[@christylovecrafts]

Thanks for the tutorial! The machine looks amazing!

[@sliceoflifefilm]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@paulduggan5754]

Great video my friend, a little hack if you want to keep your newly printed tee in tip top condition wash your shirt inside out, should make your tee last longer. looking forward to seeing more posts. 😁

[@sliceoflifefilm]

Oh yes! Good idea, thank you! ;)

[@JeoffreySamsonCasiñoVlog-rl9zg]

Good day Sir,nice and informative video,what is the maximum width & height that a machine could cut?❤❤❤❤❤

[@matthewlawson941]

Nice tutorial! Thanks!

[@jsladylove719]

This was very helpful. Thank you for sharing.

[@sliceoflifefilm]

Happy to hear that! Tnx for watching!

[@thebiblioholic]

"Ask me how I know that." 🙂

[@TheLumberJacked]

“A Modern Masterpiss”. I died when I read that. Best laugh of 2024 so far. 😊

[@sliceoflifefilm]

Haha tnx. Then check out our making of videos we are releasing every week! Might like them too. 😉

[@TheLumberJacked]

@@sliceoflifefilm I have no doubt I will 😊

[@raymondblanchard2213]

Very informative tutorial. A couple questions; I am looking for a cutter for the type of vinyl on sticky paper for decals to put on models, not heat transfer vinyl. Can you make custom designs of your own making, like the decals of "Marine's Dream" Corsair airplane? I mean, do you have to use a certain font, or can you cut any scanned custom letters that are not a certain font? I mainly need to cut decals for my scratch-built rc planes.

[@sliceoflifefilm]

Yes, this one cuts normal adhesive vinyl too. At the end of the video I demonstrated that, and I painted some letters on a "model". You can also do custom designs, sure. You can use any font you have installed, but keep in mind these free programs are not the most practical for complex designs. You should probably use something more professional like Adobe Illustrator for example, and then you can easily import the final design in this program and cut it out.

[@dawnwarner4558]

Great video. How do you determine settings for the blade to cut?

[@dawnwarner4558]

I stayed tuned to the end and got my answer thanks again.

[@sliceoflifefilm]

You are welcome!

[@RasEmpress626]

Hello what was the name of the paper used for the terminator tshirt print? I believe you said you printed straight from your standard printer with regular ink? Thanks.

[@sliceoflifefilm]

Yes, but I printed with a laser printer, not inkjet. Here's the link: www.loklikeurope.com/heat-transfer-paper-sheets-8-pcs-dark.html

[@dougrobinson5706]

Nice video. Are you thinking about offering Splasback tee-shirts for sale?

[@sliceoflifefilm]

nah... I'm not in the T-shirt business. I'm in the movie business! 😜

[@marietheresebegue7291]

Hi, thanks for thd demo. Could you tell me please, if i can design my own alphabet and so.. .thanks

[@sliceoflifefilm]

You are welcome. You can design anything you want in any vector program, and then import it into Loklik program as an .svg file.

[@Lois-kf8mw]

Thank you. Great job

[@sliceoflifefilm]

Thanks for watching!

[@penh1626]

Can you use an iron instead of the machine for the T-shirts?

[@sliceoflifefilm]

Yes you can. Might be tricky for large designs but I think it would work.

[@penh1626]

@@sliceoflifefilmthank you

[@Sgrg1994]

I have downloaded loklik idea studio but its so different i dont know how i checked other videos too but mine is different

[@sliceoflifefilm]

perhaps they did some kind of an update?

[@FreshandFelicia]

man we need to do a video together

[@wilfredguiriba8509]

Can stickers cut by this? I am starting a sticker business

[@sliceoflifefilm]

Not sure what kind of stickers you have in mind but it cuts adhesive vinyls

[@rheamaebellete3790]

Did you edit first your logo?

[@sliceoflifefilm]

I dont understand the question

[@eware3434]

thanks!

[@glafira21ify]

They should of send a Machine to someone who actually knows what all the accessories are for.😂

[@sliceoflifefilm]

But then we wouldn't have fun discovering it together!!! 💘

[@IraQNid]

Apart from their auto heat press, the rest is a straight-up copy of the Cricut line of hobby level digital cutters, handheld heat presses. Got a mug press from this copycat company? I bet it is the bootleg version of the Cricut's mug press. If you want superior results from a hobby level digital cutter, then get yourself a Brother Scan N Cut DX series. They have built-in 600 DPI color scanners that can handle 12x12 inch scanning on their lower end machines (85 and 125 models) or 12x24 inch color scans on the rest of their higher end models. If you want the most bang for your buck, the top tier models have all the features installed and unlocked, ready for use. If your budget can't cover all the bells and whistles from the start, then get one of the cheaper models. Over time, you can add / unlock the same set of features through add-on kits. Go look up The Gentleman Crafter UK's KZbin videos on how to get the most use of the Brother Scan N Cut DX series.