Making Stickers in 2024- Roland BN-20A Printer

[@matthewwong9976]

love the transparency!

[@theodores9618]

Glad to see you bringing your sticker printing in-house 👏

[@rubashkastreetwear]

It’s definitely useful, I designed and printed a new sticker idea yesterday within a few hours

[@rodrigoperez2720]

great video what kind of material you use

[@rubashkastreetwear]

3M IJ35 Scotchcal Vinyl + compatible lamination overlay

[@Mash907]

Chop Saw? Please send me some info. I'm about to buy the original BN-20

[@rubashkastreetwear]

The BN-20 accepts a max of 20 inch width rolls of vinyl, which means not every vinyl that you may want may be available in that roll size. For me, is use a specific heavy duty 3M vinyl and laminate, so I purchased a chop saw to cut down the larger rolls into 20 inch rolls to fit onto the printer. www.homedepot.com/p/DEWALT-15-Amp-Corded-12-in-Double-Bevel-Sliding-Compound-Miter-Saw-Blade-Wrench-and-Material-Clamp-DWS779/321488482?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US&srsltid=AfmBOoq05qxFvW7uqFUI4xaW2QUXzZ6JUm-sJNOrN0tMXUUhkZooNmIXvZY Some vinyl distributors may also be able to cut it down for you if you inquire.

[@mfyoder1262]

Im wanting to make 4x6 labels for my candles would you recomend this??

[@rubashkastreetwear]

Yes it can work for that. The only downside is this printer is slow-if you have lower or steady candle sale volume it will be fine. If you are selling tens of thousands during a month, it would not be able to handle the amount