Revamp Your T-Shirt Dryer: Step-by-Step DIY Conversion to 110V

[@ladyprintboss]

I wanted to do this video to just show there is no limit to what you can do in your business. This DIY made me over $20,000 in the past month. It's ok to use the tools that you have, never let anyone box you in. Like and share the video with your friends

[@dricketts5004]

This is EXACTLY what Im about to do. Someone donated us a large dryer that runs on 220 but we only have 110 at our shop. I have an extra flash dryer and I was like...We gone make it work😂 definitely will be looking for an electrician to help out with the plugs. Thanks for the great video

[@renobiawilliams3224]

Now that's BOSS'N Up.! That's far beyond than just knowing how to operate the equipment. THE Lady PRINT BOSS FOR A REASON!!!💪🏾💪🏾🤗🤩

[@angelafracasso]

Very creative! I have a D1000 24” dryer and conveyer and I hated that it wouldn’t do a full 24” width gang sheet. It would always leave the outer 3” uncurled so it would only cure 17” width. We took the top heating part completely off and placed two 16”X16” flash dryers on each side staggered over the conveyor belt. Now it fully cures a full 24” wide sheet. Works way better than the original UV heat element. It’s all about thinking outside the box. Thanks for sharing your creative insights!

[@ladyprintboss]

thanks for watching

[@richiepyke1380]

I used the same flash for my DIY conveyor dryer. It worked well.

[@leviteapparel]

Wow your creativity ability is amazing🥳🥳👍🏿

[@ladyprintboss]

Hey we gotta get it, however we can get it!

[@fraqtalsprintpods]

👏🏾👏🏾🫡 nice work!

[@MadeByTriniLena]

Wow your a true Boss🔥 amazing transformation #Ladyprintboss #Bossmeup

[@DempsDesigns]

THIS!!!!!!! Come on now! Ma'am you did that! Great job! Why did you have to change from 220 to 110?I don't know much about electricity. Thank you so much for this video.

[@ladyprintboss]

Because most venues don't have a 220 socket.

[@powertothepeople4712]

Dang you handle!!!

[@sherrhondabrown]

Awesome!