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@@ddeweypink I never had a problem myself

Where did you buy it from? When it's plugged in you just press the big black button on the front to start it...

As it's smaller, it gets very hot quicker, I myself haven't used it for sublimation only vinyl and transfers. So you would really need to tryout and test on something old to get the best results

Yes, it's automatic, and has various settings to make things easy. Well worth the money

Then you press the stop button and it will raise straight away. But no real reason why you would.

Most of your local clothing wholesalers should offer caps, if not order from temu or AliExpress. But buying them local would be better

What machines or equipments do I need aside from cap heat press machine?

@@ravenbliss1109 you can buy the transfers and vinyl from a supplier direct, so really you don't need any other machinery. Low start up cost

@@ravenbliss1109 if you are looking to do t shirts as well then you will need a 38x38 heat press which will cost you around 200€

That was 3 years ago and no longer live in benidorm.

No it doesn't it has to be at least 50% polyester

Thank you

That is just htv which is heat transfer vinyl.

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Yes it would, as it has the pressure, you just set the set the temperature

@@DarrenOnDemand Thanks a lot man. I just ordered it, super excited. Wish you all the best!! Cheers from Alberta- Canada!!!

No it's automatic, so the pressure is decided by the press itself.

You can purchase the cap press from vevor.eur

Thanks, but I can buy everything I need locally and I print all garments myself

You can use the press for whatever you want. Neck labels, sleeves, caps and more. And yes it adjusts the pressure accordingly to what is pressing

If you choose not to, then that's your choice. This is just showing some steps to how to use keynote. But anyway, enjoy watching cars rust, you may want to make a few videos on your experiences

No I'm afraid I haven't, so I cannot tell you sorry

​@DarrenOnDemand Thanks! These seem to be the problem children of hats on the vevor press'.

@@ABL-gq2bk I just received this hat press yesterday and used it for a Richardson 112 hat today. I creased the hat a bit in the center. But, I’m confident that I’ll find a way to avoid that issue in the future. I should mention that I’m totally new to this. I used it for three hats so far… a flex fit fitted hat, the Richardson 112, and a yupoong classic. Each of them had a crease to some degree. I think it’s mostly my fault.

@@calebholman9787 remember to turn the lip out where the stitching is, so that you get a full pressure press each time

It is

Yes just to hold it in place

What brand heat tape? I need that.

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What do you think of it

@@DarrenOnDemand love it

@@chriscoleyakaguapo7950 that's good to hear

@@DarrenOnDemand thanks, do you have any concerns about it losing the pressing force over time?

This was a full colour DTF transfers that I was pressing which was also a cold peel

@@DarrenOnDemand I appreciate it. That’s at least a start. I ordered one from Amazon that was junk!

*I find one?

@@DarrenOnDemand how did you do it ? Can you make a video ?

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