PRESSING DTF TRANSFERS ON THIS DUAL HEAT PRESS (S:09/Vlog 024)

[@BreakthroughInk]

That’s some good DTF work. That machine makes everything run smoothly.

[@MsLethal-s3p]

Awesome you done a great job with those items thanks for sharing keep up the good work

[@mariallamoca8869]

Great video! The process goes very smoothly.

[@mariallamoca8869]

Im just curious...No teflon sheet needed?? Your polyester items were also pressed at 308, and no discoloration was left on the garment?

[@RhyBeats]

The press has a Teflon sheet underneath . The hoodies has 50/50, I thought it was 100% poly

[@jessiegibson9023]

Good video thanks looks good

[@Tim.McElheny]

Really cool. I’m definitely going to get something like this when the time comes. I have the HPN 15 x 15 now

[@RhyBeats]

Definitely if you doing a bunch and want to “automate” the process

[@LillyVeeee]

Dang I like that press!! I feel like I need to get to your level to need one like this.

[@RhyBeats]

Nope I’m still in the same level as everyone else, I just took a bigger step on this machine

[@ttowntshirts]

Great video i need that press or something like that. Also need room lol

[@RhyBeats]

I honestly could say it’s a great unit for the price and value compared to hottronix

[@Halfbreed222]

Damn that new press is bad ass bro. It’s cool to finally see it in action. I like that it’s not fully pneumatic as well, I feel like the full auto ones switch sides to quick and make you rush to get your garment and transfer placed properly. I never used one so I’m probably wrong, but from what I seen that’s my takeaway. Anyways great video as always man!

[@RhyBeats]

I agree with the full auto ones, but I wonder if there’s a timer to switch over 🤔

[@Halfbreed222]

@@RhyBeats I wouldn’t doubt it! That would be pretty cool to be able to change how fast or slow it switches sides.

[@johnbuenaobra]

Hi , is your mem pneumatic need air comoressor or air pressure thank you

[@RhyBeats]

It’s air driven. Yes it requires a compressor

[@williamli8691]

Hey Rhy, have you tried with white toner printing?

[@RhyBeats]

No I haven’t

[@williamli8691]

Hey Rhy, what air compressor you using? I just got my MEM heat press

[@RhyBeats]

@@williamli8691 the one from harbor freight. 26 gallon quiet compressor.. “grey in color”

[@webfire35]

How big is your comressor tank and how often does it run when pressing?

[@RhyBeats]

It’s a 26 gallon. It runs every 20-25 minutes at a time

[@webfire35]

@@RhyBeats Thank you!

[@dymegee]

This heat press is sourced from China. Sturdy and worth the price. The Chinese prices are even much cheaper lol.

[@RhyBeats]

Yep. Definitely much cheaper.

[@knoxvillescreenprinting-b9b]

is it still working good?

[@RhyBeats]

So far it’s good

[@BrittanyDryden]

Can you change the pressure on this press?

[@RhyBeats]

Yes. But I like to stay around the 90PSI

[@jneauxgrafix]

What's the width and length of the base of the machine?

[@RhyBeats]

The press base is 21”x33”

[@harrygordon9009]

how many t shirts can you do an hour?

[@RhyBeats]

I’m roughly around 30-32 shirts per hour

[@ehtesammolla1064]

Where are you from brother?

[@RhyBeats]

Cali

[@ehtesammolla1064]

@@RhyBeats I am also doing screen printing in India, I want to do work in cali

[@bradleyhill6136]

What's up Rhy? I've heard good things on the durability of DTF prints. What's your opinion? I just don't fully trust transfers yet...haha...and are you still screenprinting?

[@RhyBeats]

Yo-yo!! DTF transfers are your best bet. If applied correctly, they should last 30-40 washes. You gotta get some samples To test . And yes, I’m still screen printing… for now 😂

[@technodrone7723]

@@RhyBeats30-40 washes? That’s extremely low. Quality Dtf transfers should last the life of the garment. I have dtf prints that are 3 years old that still look great. Washed and dried on high heat well over 100 times.

[@kingofclosets4070]

I don't really see the need for automatic press. Unless you are old and body just can't keep up...I would rock 2 manual press over the automatic press u have..u still need to move press side to side manually.. Pushing press down takes 1 second. So I just don't see what ever u saw to buy automatic press..

[@BreakthroughInk]

Obviously you have never pressed over 1,000 piece order. Don’t hate, congratulate!

[@RhyBeats]

Well I was already looking to buy a new press. But YES you can rock 2 manual presses . But even a decent HPN 16x20 press is $900ea, $1800 for both. Just another $400 you’ll get a better press. But it’s the same as manual screen printing, it doesn’t matter your “age or body” condition.. you will get fatigued. Buying this press IS a personal presence and also I’m showing this just to let everyone know that there are better equipment out there than the “ hottronix” AGAIN … it’s PERSONAL preference.

[@kingofclosets4070]

@@BreakthroughInk boy it's not about hate but common sense...hate lol if that's how u see it...I prefer screen printing over transfers all day..just did 350 sweatshirts 3 logo front and back..and I heat pressed all of those front and back 700 sweatshirts..u ain't on my level kid..I give dope work and put more into my work for customers..I don't need to heat press ..I do it cause it gives a better look and feel.....you keep doing your transfers...and I will keep making my customers happy..transfer are wack..or convenient depending on your work order....

[@BreakthroughInk]

@@kingofclosets4070 putting others down doesn’t make you greater.

[@RhyBeats]

@@kingofclosets4070 I do prefer screen printing, As that’s my go to. But, I feel that any business should embrace new technologies and printing methods .. but that’s my personal preference. That’s great that you can put up those kinds of numbers screen printing, but it doesn’t mean that’s only way of decorating a garment. Again, whatever you prefer on printing and decorating and works with your business model, I’m all for it. But you made it sound like printing methods outside of screen printing is wrong, in which I do not agree. But again keep doing you and keep crushing it.