Simple and Easy way to transfer photo from inkjet printer

[@cre8tivkj]

I’ve watched multiple methods and think this method is brilliant! You can actually see where it goes and to add print on top of print for depth of color, awesome!

[@Cutart]

+cre8tivkj thank you. And also its instant. Do check this video to transfer on a T shirt. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE

[@90FF1]

Thanks for the demo. I gave you a thumbs up but -- OMG! That music. AARRRRGGGGGG.

[@minchobedoya2784]

90FF1 ö

[@vishalvarm]

Very nice,can this be done wid laser printer as well.

[@Cutart]

Sorry no. This method is for inkjet only.

[@vishalvarm]

Thanks

[@randyking9138]

Great idea..am certainly going to try this....one thing though in regards to the credit card you should specify your " wife's credit card"

[@Cutart]

I wouldn't recommend taking such a big risk just for a simple DIY. Do check this new transfer video, you could save the previous credit card kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJXKoWmpfduIsNU

[@jdmc1979]

So I finally tried this. I used PVA glue on the wood. I didn’t sand the OHP sheet as one side was already textured. Worked pretty well.

[@Cutart]

That's immensely pleasing that it worked for you. Do watch our other videos too.

[@frazko]

the best print on wood video...

[@Cutart]

Thank you!!

[@licumastudio4095]

Great video! I have tried it twice but I'm having a problem: When I press the print against the wood, the ink will smear all over. Any ideas why? Thanks!

[@Cutart]

You are using too much adhesive. Try not using any adhesive, just rub a wet cloth on the wood, to make it "moist" not wet. And transfer without shaking the sheet. Or if you are using adhesive, let it dry out a bit before transferring. The excess water causes the prints to smear. Less is best.

[@glennkrieger]

Amazing project! The only issue is that no matter how residual, that very thin layer of Vaseline will start to accumulate on the printer rollers and ink heads. I can't imagine that after time your rollers, or inkjets, will survive well. Dust will stick to that stuff inside the printer. I'm going to try this but with a $10 used printer off Craigslist.

[@Cutart]

+Glenn Krieger that's correct!!

[@Cutart]

+Glenn Krieger kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Printing t shirts on Inkjet printer (hack).

[@tduballstar]

I love your video. I am very calculated and exacting like you were but what did I do wrong? I followed it to a T, hundred grit sandpaper every direction both the transparent film and the wood, which is already a pre-made craft wood very flat Vaseline, but not too much And it printed fine, but it wasn’t very dark at all and it’s brand new ink and a very good printer and then when it transferred it was pretty smudged. I don’t know if I maybe went a little overboard with pressure as I was transferring it once I saw it was ruined. I quickly wash both and after sanding, I can give it another run, but do you have any ideas? Could it be too little fabric glue too much fabric glue type of fabric glue, the vasoline?

[@Cutart]

Don't use Vaseline. And wait for the ink to dry a bit before transfering. The wood need to be just slightly moist and not really wet for a good transfer.

[@arkansasmountainman]

Easiest way to do it, I've seen yet! Thanks!

[@marke3571]

Video is great about transferring photos to wood. Obviously (to me anyway), this video is not intended to show you how to use photoshop. Just as it doesn't show you how to use a mouse or how to use a PC or how to use a printer, or a camera or any other way to prepare an image. Personally, had it included full details of how to edit an image - in a printing video - I would have skipped it onward. This is a great concise video of the method to print onto wood.

[@Cutart]

+Mark E thank you!! That's exactly what I made this video for. A basic computer graphics knowledge is expected from someone who's attempting something like this.

[@shirleymalar2773]

@@Cutart Since there are so many programs that could be used to produce a photo you probably could have left the Photoshop step out altogether. It just seems to confuse people. People who know how to do it don't need it and people who don't know how to do it can't learn from this tutorial on printing, so I would just focus on the printing aspect. Thanks for the video. I'm going to give the dry method a try.

[@moisesviterbo5694]

Great idea sir! One of the best tips for everyone! How about when I print my design then I will put it on other day it will still work?

[@Cutart]

Yes no problem!!

[@moisesviterbo5694]

@@Cutart thank you have a nice day! 😊

[@remycorcellut9366]

Enfin un système qui permet d'avoir une belle qualité de transfert !!! MERCI !!! SUPER !! Nice one !!

[@Cutart]

+Rémy CORCELLUT thank you so much..!!

[@Cutart]

+Rémy CORCELLUT kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJXKoWmpfduIsNU this one also!! Similar but without glue..

[@julielynn4730]

Nice video! Plywerk and Prints on Wood offer something very similar too. High quality prints on wood with a really crisp look.

[@Cutart]

+Nicole Schwartz thanks!! Saw your website. Looks nice.

[@Cutart]

+Nicole Schwartz kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Printing t shirts on Inkjet printer (hack).

[@DS-nh5wo]

Very good idea. Looks nice

[@Cutart]

+D S 8 thanks!!

[@Cutart]

+D S 8 kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE

[@fredcdobbs823]

Possible to use Polycrylic water-based polyurethane instead of fabric glue?

[@Cutart]

Yes. Should not be watery. Wait for it to get tacky. Once you can touch and leave your fingers impression, apply the transfer sheet.

[@ChristopherClaudioSkierka]

something i always wanted to have a go out but i leave it till tomorrow and so on lol,,, Did you seal the finish work afterwards? wont it smudge if it gets wet then the person rubs it? Thanks in advance for the answer

[@Cutart]

You can seal if you want glossy finish. Otherwise it's quite stable won't smudge or smear easily. I have been using this piece as working board since making of this video and the print is still sharp.

[@keychannel4687]

Trick is simple. but I think the head of the ink catridge will damage soon. Ink catdiges are made for normal (smooth) printing paper; not for rough plastic sheets or any other materials-right?

[@Cutart]

No sir, cartridge doesn't contact with the sheet. So no risk.

[@ladybugg69]

Will this work is a transfer for anything other than would such as paper or canvas ceramic, etc.?

[@Cutart]

Yes will work on fabric canvas and paper. But not sure for ceramic.

[@panagea2007]

Use the "Contrast" adjustment before you print to make the image bolder. Also, if you let the glue dry a little longer it will absorb more of the ink. And would vellum work? It has a slight texture so you shouldn't have to sand.

[@Cutart]

+Gary Myers Hi!! Those are good inputs. Will definitely try. Vellum is something I haven't come across. If it absorbs ink then won't work. Has to be plastic as that would keep the pigment loose on the surface.

[@Cutart]

+Gary Myers also I got quiet a dark wood with patterns. If you get a light shade wood, the results will be much better.

[@snowmercy8446]

wax paper

[@Cutart]

Snow Mercy with wax paper the I know will make droplets and spoil the image. The roughness provides extra surface area for ink to adhere to.

[@Cutart]

+Gary Myers kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Printing t shirts on Inkjet printer (hack).

[@lucasgape4945]

Hello, what will be the difference between fabric glue and PVA glue? At the glue you use in this video, is there any other glue with the same result?

[@Cutart]

The fabric glue is a lot more dense has lot less water. You can use PVA glue but have to wait for it to dry a bit before placing the Print to avoid smearing of the print. You can simply dampen the wood also. By wiping it with a wet cloth instead of using any glue. Any excess water will smear the print.

[@lucasgape4945]

@@Cutart ok thank you for all your information. All fabric glues are usable ?

[@nancyeaguiar]

I came from the other video. Thanks for suggesting this tutorial! I will try this one too! I have some transparency sheets laying around... I hope it’ll come out as nice as yours did.

[@88caritocm]

Hi, can you Tell me what is the product and brand do you use to protect ink after make the Transfer ? thanks

[@Cutart]

I didn't use any, but you can either varnish or laminate it.

[@robjtko]

Thanks friend!! Liked and subscribed

[@AB-ku4my]

Hi. Just found this. Good work. How many times can you reuse the OHP sheet? Thanks.

[@Cutart]

Lots. 10 or more .

[@joannedozier6312]

Could you use a laminating sheet instead of the transparency sheet and follow the same method?

[@Cutart]

+Joanne Dozier yes you can. But I suppose lamination sheet is thinner than acetate sheet. So it will be difficult to sand it.

[@joannedozier6312]

@@Cutart thank you, I'll give it a try and see what happens.

[@Cutart]

@@joannedozier6312 kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJXKoWmpfduIsNU Check this new video also. No need for any adhesive..

[@pmgqudu9534]

Joanne Dozier thx

[@alabamahebrew]

Visa or Mastercard or a Discover card and would a regular debit card work or does it have to be a credit card? LOL, I'm just messing with you!! Great way to do this, I have tried other methods and none have worked, so now I just need to get some OHP paper and give this a shot. Is that the only kind of paper that will work? I don't suppose regular tracing paper would work since you need it so that the paper does not absorb the ink? Wax paper roughed up?

[@Cutart]

I am not gonna talk to you!! 😔😔

[@alabamahebrew]

@@Cutart LOL I was being funny and sarcastic with you because I saw some of the other comments asking you questions you answered in the video lol.

[@Cutart]

Roughing up wax paper will remove the wax, it won't work. Same with tracing paper, you will only make a mache out of it by rubbing. And I still am upset with your rudeness!!

[@Cutart]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Try this method also. You can make your transfer sheet with regular paper and vaseline jelly. Why am I telling you all that??

[@alabamahebrew]

@@Cutart now now calm down it's all in fun here in KZbin world lol.

[@bryanmaclean709]

I gave it a go, but the ink smeared when I placed the transparency on the wood. Do I need to let the glue dry more? If so, how dry should it be?

[@Cutart]

+Bryan Mac Lean yes glue needs to be quiet thick... That's why I used fabric glue..

[@Cutart]

+Bryan Mac Lean test with your fingers if you can see impression of your finger print on the glue, it's dry correctly. Must be tacky...

[@Cutart]

+Bryan Mac Lean kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Printing t shirts on Inkjet printer (hack).

[@HCGdays]

Thanks for sharing! Simple, fast, inexpensive and looks great...

[@Cutart]

+Balmy Day thanks for your appreciation!

[@Dzwalkthrough]

Do you le the sheet dry after the printing...bcz mine kinda still wet!

[@Cutart]

Did you use high quality print settings?? Go for low resolution printing, it will dry quickly.

[@agampayama]

Keren. Aku akan coba di rumah....

[@Cutart]

+agam payama thanks!!!

[@msteven7145]

vaseline itu sama kaya lotion bukan sih ?

[@Jaypipin]

Totally amazing, thanks for idea and detailed video

[@Cutart]

Thank you for a nice comment!!

[@harleyhoney85]

can i use laminating pouches the same way? in not whats the difference between Transparency OHP and laminating pouches?

[@Cutart]

Lamination pouches have to be sturdy and thick enough to tolerate the sanding. Also should be soft enough for the printer to be able to bend while passing through the roller. I haven't tried them.

[@harleyhoney85]

@@Cutart i've seen it in a couple of other vids but i wasn't doing the exact same project type as they were.. Mine is more geared towards what you're doing here, that being the reason i inquired.. i will try it I guess. but will laminate them together for the sturdy factor, otherwise they're wayyyy flimsy

[@Cutart]

@@harleyhoney85 You can find OHP/ ACETATE/ TRANSPARENCY sheets too easily online and in craft or stationery stores if otherwise you need them.

[@baza-crp]

i also like the music , nice work sir

[@Cutart]

+BAZA بازا thank you so much!!!

[@dhanushkawijerathne3213]

is it safe for the printer?

[@Cutart]

Yes it is. You can do it without using Vaseline if you have doubts.

[@drtony6778]

if i dont use the Vaseline, is it going to be okay, Sir

[@Cutart]

Yes that will be fine

[@ongkymarindra]

Great tips. Do you use inkjet printer or laser printer?

[@Cutart]

+ongky marindra it's in the title buddy!!

[@ongkymarindra]

Cutart oops.. sorry I missed it. Thanks.

[@cenkataman6188]

Thank you for the video. What is the type of tree you are using.

[@Cutart]

+tolga meral any type of wood works. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJXKoWmpfduIsNU See this video also. Softer wood is better. I used a very hard team wood.

[@cenkataman6188]

@@Cutart thanks for your reply

[@paulolodicora4471]

I have some cuncern in use a petroleum jelly, would it that jam the printer?

[@Cutart]

+Paulo Lodicora not really if you use very little and spread(polish) properly as shown in the video. You can skip that step if you have concerns in first trial.

[@paulolodicora4471]

Thank you, I will try with petroleum jally, like yours recommendations.

[@Cutart]

+Paulo Lodicora kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Printing t shirts on Inkjet printer (hack).

[@prajishasujith7854]

Gr8 work. Can we transfer in canvas also the same way.

[@Cutart]

Yes you can. Thanks

[@thomasajita]

hi, after the surface dries up, how smooth is the finish? do i need to sand it down further? can i apply a coat of poly urethane or lacquer spray on top of it to prevent it from spoiling further? thanks

[@Cutart]

+R Thomas hello, no you do not have to sand it.. it's really smooth just as much as the wood itself. It will not spoil for a long time... Still if you wish you can apply a clear coat if you like..

[@thomasajita]

Cutart thanks dear

[@thomasajita]

Cutart tried this method, but in the first attempt the image got smudged (probably too much fevicol). In the second attempt it did not transfer properly😢. I had used fevicol SH, could that have created the problem?

[@Cutart]

+R Thomas sir did you use the Fevicol Shoe Fix?? That won't work as it's synthetic. You need to use Fevicol fabric glue. It has the right viscosity and adhesion for the purpose and is water based. Also try transfering the image on a thick paper sheet dampened (just moistened) with a wet cloth..

[@thomasajita]

Cutart I used fevicol SH used for wood joining. I'll try with fevicol fabric glue

[@f6toomahf6toomah91]

Can this method be applied to the cloth ?! Or do you have a better idea ?!

[@Cutart]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE this is the method to do it

[@LorriCarnevale]

Can this process be used on any surface such as canvas, glass, fabric

[@Cutart]

+Lorri Carnevale yes it can be used on canvas and fabric but not on glass.

[@Cutart]

+Lorri Carnevale kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE

[@LorriCarnevale]

Do you have a process for glass? Can you do this on base metal?

[@Cutart]

@@LorriCarnevale kzbin.info/www/bejne/pX22oJWEqN2UiNk pls try this method.. results are not so great. Though better results can be achieved with laser printer.

[@oceanpacific886]

how long does it last? does it rub off easy?

[@Cutart]

No it won't rub of easily. Will last forever. I have used this piece in my workshop as a base for regular working and is still the same.

[@mtz3843]

great work, have a question, what is the size of the sheet of plastic?

[@Cutart]

A4 as per inkjet printer printing bed capability.

[@mtz3843]

thanks so much, i learn alot, is that aleenne’s permanent fabric fusion adhesive that you are using?

[@Cutart]

@@mtz3843 Its Indian brand Fevicryl.

[@mtz3843]

thankyou

[@SunilKumar-zk7zk]

Can we also transfer our own photo on wood like that method

[@Cutart]

+Sunil Kumar yes any photo

[@themusicloverurvashisunil4893]

When we print photo on OHP sheet after how much time we can transfer photo on wood to get the best result??

[@themusicloverurvashisunil4893]

@@Cutart please reply

[@ali83yasir]

I love your both things printing & bikes

[@Cutart]

+yasir ali thanks!!

[@Cutart]

+yasir ali kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Printing t shirts on Inkjet printer (hack).

[@chikodoheny3912]

Do you sand off the glue afterwards?

[@Cutart]

No!!

[@walterAnders]

Can you use modge podge instead of fabric glue?

[@Cutart]

Haven't tried but should work. Use a thin coat and let it dry to tacky. Water content will smear the print.

[@walterAnders]

@@Cutart ok will do thanks for this share this is by far the easiest and fastest method I've seen so far one more question why the vaseline will it not work without the vaseline

[@Cutart]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJXKoWmpfduIsNU See this video for an even easier version. Vaseline is not necessary.

[@liers99]

Is there a way to do this without photoshop?

[@Cutart]

Photoshop is not necessary. You just need to adjust the photo to size. Print in low resolution

[@devilzreject4853]

can it also work on t shirts n if yes how long will it last if i wash it...

[@Cutart]

+devilz reject I am not sure about t shirts... Haven't tried... Since the ink is water soluble I doubt it will last after one wash... But good idea, I shall work on it...

[@Cutart]

+devilz reject kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnjVnZuBoLCbhqc Check out this one I just made for The shirt Printing...

[@Cutart]

+devilz reject kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Printing t shirts on Inkjet printer (hack).

[@randallmarsh446]

How definitive does the transparent paper do?

[@Cutart]

Please be more elaborative.

[@matteoaltavilla2741]

I have a laser printer. Can I do the same procedure?

[@Cutart]

No no!! Absolutely not!!

[@matteoaltavilla2741]

@@Cutart Damn.... !!!

[@Cutart]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHi3inmtgdmJjNE Try this method. You can transfer images with hot melt glue.

[@DMKA100]

Do you put Vaseline every time before printing , or just once ? And what exactly does it do? Thanks.

[@Cutart]

+DMKA100 No you don't have to use Vaseline every time.. just once. It helps ink come off much faster and easily into the wood. Also prevents the Plastic sheet from sticking to the wood.

[@DMKA100]

Thank you, this method looks really awesome, where did you get this transparency film?

[@Cutart]

DMKA100 If you live in India it's available easily at any stationery shop. Otherwise it's available online or any craft store by name of Acetate or OHP sheet.

[@azraarza6083]

Pls can you help me plss,, in wood can I transfer but with normal papers

[@Cutart]

+Azra Shabani kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Use this method.

[@masytahmohamad2415]

Hi cutart. Why my picture wnet smudge on transfer paper? Did i sand it wrongly?

[@Cutart]

Did you print in draft mode?? Like very low resolution. Otherwise the droplets will be formed as too much ink is put on transfer sheet. Also sanding could be a reason. It should be very evenly sanded as shown in video.

[@masytahmohamad2415]

Cutart thanks cutart.. will try with low resolution

[@masytahmohamad2415]

Cutart will 240 grit work?

[@duniagiana]

Thank you, this is brilliant! I definitely try this!

[@Cutart]

+DuniaGiana thank you!!

[@radhikahegde5608]

Do we have to transfer printed image immediately on to wood plate or can it be done bit later after printing?

[@Cutart]

RADHIKA HEGDE Yes you can take your time... No need to hurry... Just take care of the print so as not to smear the sheet printout.

[@radhikahegde5608]

Cutart 👍..btw that was an awesome project👏👏

[@Cutart]

+RADHIKA HEGDE thanks a lot, Just uploading a new video to similarly print on t shirts. Will be available in half an hour.

[@Cutart]

+RADHIKA HEGDE kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Printing t shirts on Inkjet printer (hack).

[@katiedunlap3703]

Can you use a gel medium like modge podge brand, instead of fabric glue?

[@Cutart]

+Katie Dunlap We here in India don't get modpodge. So haven't tried it and made this video as an alternative to modpodge. But you need a water based medium to transfer water soluble ink used in inkjet printers. Modpodge is used for laser printer and sublimation Ink printers that are not water soluble.

[@Cutart]

+Katie Dunlap kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Printing t shirts on Inkjet printer (hack).

[@dmaher2007]

A better medium instead of fabric glue is ready mixed wallpaper paste, it gives much less bleed and much cheaper and available to buy, hope that helps?. Cheers.

[@Cutart]

+Dave Maher Yeah!! There can be a lot of alternatives, I found fabric glue easily available and suited for my project.

[@Cutart]

+Dave Maher kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Printing t shirts on Inkjet printer (hack).

[@tahirmahmood885]

Who you use paper in this?? 🤔 🤔 🤔

[@themaker03]

Wow. That worked really well. Do you just wipe away the excess glue?

[@Cutart]

Not after transferring the print.

[@charleswood2252]

Ok once you laid the OHP sheet and transfered the print how do you clean off surplus glue on the wood, will this not smudge the print?

[@Cutart]

+Charles Wood the glue will get absorbed into the wood as it dries. No need to clean That's why I used fabric glue as it's water proof and dries fast.

[@Cutart]

+Charles Wood kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Printing t shirts on Inkjet printer (hack).

[@Caramotopage]

does it really have to be fabric glue? can i use wood glue or elmers glue? im asking because i already have it at home haha

[@Cutart]

+Carlo Armando Reyes yeh you can just make sure it dries up a bit before you place the transparency over it. It should get tacky and take finger prints (as a test).

[@Caramotopage]

Cutart Stenciling oh what grit did you sand your wood tho? Cuz I've already sanded mine down with a 400 grit and it's pretty smooth

[@Cutart]

100 grit or less... 400 will be smooth..

[@Caramotopage]

Cutart Stenciling so I should roughen up my wood again?

[@Cutart]

Carlo Armando Reyes you need to roughen up the OHP sheet... Wood has to be smooth.

[@moezbenothman1080]

BRAVO. GREAT JOB. THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@masytahmohamad2415]

Will it work with 240 grits sand paper

[@Cutart]

+Masytah Mohamad no go for 100 grit.

[@Cutart]

+Masytah Mohamad kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE You can also use this method to make a transfer paper.

[@bigbang5736]

Can i use a normal pransperancy sheet to print ? Which are normally used for books cover?

[@Cutart]

+Big Bang yes that's what I used. Bought it for 2-3 rupees only at a local stationery shop.

[@bigbang5736]

The hard one or tge soft one ? Actually i asked the person who prints he said it is used special papper and we dont have this

[@Cutart]

@@bigbang5736 it's regular OHP sheet... Nothing special.

[@bigbang5736]

Oky thankyou

[@christianlawson5141]

Sorry do you have to reapply the Vaseline every time you print or just the once

[@Cutart]

+Christian Lawson just once. First time. And that too very little...

[@thilinaght]

Will this method damage the Printer Head??

[@Cutart]

+Thilina Dharmasiri no no not at all...The printer head doesn't contact the sheet.. it throws ink onto the sheet from a little distance. Though if you put Vaseline too much onto the sheet it will make the rollers slippery. So use very little Vaseline or avoid..

[@Cutart]

+Thilina Dharmasiri kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Printing t shirts on Inkjet printer (hack).

[@leeamraa]

best and easiest technique i've seen!!! thanks.

[@Cutart]

Thanks!! My pleasure. Do try it.

[@trancemanic]

This is great thank you. Couldn’t I just put vaseline onto printable acetate though?

[@Cutart]

+Amanda Henderson hi!! No that would not work as printer throws small droplets of color ink on paper to create an image. As the drops are put on a smooth plastic sheet they just merge and roll around spoiling the image. Rubbing sanding the sheet creates a lot of small valleys that hold those tiny drops in place preventing smearing and merging of drops of ink.

[@jjaylad]

How do you get it to print and not end up backwards on the wood?

[@Cutart]

+jjaylad use print mirror image.

[@jjaylad]

@@Cutart ok. Thanks!

[@jasonalvarado7406]

What's another material to use instead of OHP film? I can't find one locally...

[@Cutart]

Jason Alvarado It's acetate, we call it OHP sheet.

[@jasonalvarado7406]

Just a thought, will laminating film do?

[@Cutart]

Jason Alvarado That should work. Haven't tried but if it can handle the sanding... Should be fine...

[@myGAMEstudio29]

amazing.. really cool!!!!! thats was brilliant idea :)

[@Cutart]

+Mall Jamal thanks!!

[@Cutart]

+Mall Jamal kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Printing t shirts on Inkjet printer (hack).

[@themusicloverurvashisunil4893]

Can we do final touch for glossiness with wood fin polish

[@Cutart]

Haven't tried so can't comment.

[@pradeepkaka88]

Is it sublimation Ink??

[@Cutart]

No regular I k water dye based

[@Cutart]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJXKoWmpfduIsNU Also see this for an even easier method

[@brandonrevo2025]

friend one question ¿ what class your paper is?

[@Cutart]

That's acetate. Transparent plastic sheet also called transparency or OHP sheet.

[@haf_syam4137]

can i use mod podge or liquitex?

[@Cutart]

+hisyam hafizhat yes you can!!

[@haf_syam4137]

Cutart thank you!

[@Cutart]

hisyam hafizhat Modpodge is slow drying so results may vary. Use dense and thick adhesive or let it dry a bit after application till it takes your fingerprint before placing the sheet over the wood.

[@alfeumundim]

It's work in metal?

[@Cutart]

+Alfeu Mundim No it won't. Use clear tape transfer technique for that.

[@alfeumundim]

@@Cutart thanks...

[@romeredubost6971]

nice..but im worried about the vaseline in the printer

[@Cutart]

It's optional. Not necessary

[@romeredubost6971]

@@Cutart oh ok thanks

[@mandoreyes3871]

Will this work on a high gloss painted surface or only bare wood? THANKS

[@Cutart]

+Mando Reyes it depends if the adhesive (glue) will stick to the surface or not.

[@TheNdc150]

Nice job MAN i like it and i need ur help to Learn more from u THX ATON

[@Cutart]

Thank you for your appreciation. Pls check www.cutart.in/tutorials for all our tutorial videos.

[@guytiips3906]

You can used wax paper (the paper behind sticker)

[@Cutart]

Tried it but the ink smears and forms droplets that don't make clear prints.

[@lakilakisorong8204]

How long do u need to wait till it's dry and add more deeper color?

[@hi_wifi_guy]

DON'T FORGET THE MIRROR IMAGE SETTING!

[@Cutart]

Right!!

[@ChristopherClaudioSkierka]

hi just reading your comment - is that setting on the printer ?

[@hi_wifi_guy]

@@ChristopherClaudioSkierka Yes in the printer properties settings.

[@adhippashok]

Will it work with laserjet printers?

[@Cutart]

No!! This method is for inkjet only.

[@ChristopherClaudioSkierka]

hi again, the OHP you use what micron would you recommend?

[@Cutart]

That doesn't really matter. Has to be the one that your Printer can accept. Too thick and Printer won't work. Also remember it's for inkjet printer only.

[@emiangot]

Can I just use inkjet friendly acetate?

[@Cutart]

+Mayang Gallarde yes if you can get hold of. Usually acetate wouldn't work with normal dye based inks. They need sublimation ink. This method will not work with sublimation ink.

[@emiangot]

Thank you very much. I've used that type of acetate before, I just don't know where my company get it.

[@rafaelrfuentes6954]

very good work

[@Cutart]

+Rafael R Fuentes thank you!!

[@Damien-FX]

the glue, is it a special glue?

[@Cutart]

+damien harijaona no just Fabric glue from any supplier will do. Woodworking glue also works fine. Has to be quiet thick and not very liquidy.

[@troyyarbrough]

Simple and easy my ass. Thats a lot of work for one transfer.

[@Cutart]

+Troy Yarbrough your ass might be simpler and easier... Thanks for watching...

[@Cutart]

+Troy Yarbrough kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5eciXamqa-bmtE Printing t shirts on Inkjet printer (hack).

[@mgagwapomarcellana3470]

What kind of plastic.. Is this to transfer pictures

[@Cutart]

Thats acetate sheet or OHP or transparency.

[@mgagwapomarcellana3470]

Kahit saan langyan mabibili? Dol

[@pine3cone]

Thank you for your reply, Cutart. I appreciate it.

[@dangood6949]

Nice tutorial but the "music" was annoying.

[@Tsadi9Mem9Khet9]

Your definitions of the words "simple" and "easy" are apparently totally different from mine.

[@pravinkumar3794]

Need any coating to preserve the paint

[@Cutart]

If you wish to. Otherwise not. This piece I have been using as a working board and the print is still fine.

[@bahagharidon1940]

THIS PROCESS IS MORE ECONOMICAL BECAUSE YOU CAN PRINT IT IN ANOTHER WOOD AND THE TRANSPARENCY PAPER YOU CAN USE IT UNLIMITED.

[@Cutart]

Exactly!!

[@luckiescorner137]

Can this be apply in motorcycles as well?

[@Cutart]

No it's not possible with this method as the glue won't stick to metal body.

[@npradhan057]

What kind of sheet it is?

[@Cutart]

That's OHP/TRANSPARENCY/ACETATE SHEET

[@kurniasaputra7222]

Amazing bro! 👍 But, can I replace the fabric glue with wood glue or Fox glue?

[@Cutart]

+Kurnia Saputra yes you can. Has to be high viscosity. Too much water in glue will spoil the print.

[@lyricwritertoo]

Yes regular Elmer’s. Most dont know that modge podge is just glue with water but thats for like gluing napkins. But regular old fashioned glue, not the newer tops of washable kids glue that they sell on back to school sales.