วีดีโอ

Hello, I have not used the ratchet blade before

@@lashes1211 thanks for reply.i evently found the solution

I haven’t used that printer but one time. Shortly after that DTF became popular and I get those printed at a shop and just press. I still have that printer I converted, I should throw it away now .i only used it one time

No, DTF is different . Eco-solvent uses different ink and vinyl to print on. Shortly after this video I went to DTF printing . The eco solvent was too much work. Now I design in canva and have my prints printed at local print shop.

You’re welcome, just measure it to fit the night light. HAPPY CRAFTING🥰

Hello I did but didn’t record it. I never started using it cause DTF came out and that’s what I use now. I used the printer 1 time😩it’s still sitting in there.😆

I haven’t had that issue, I’ve moved on to DTF since that video

you have to use the print and cut method, once you print do not move or adjust anything on your screen or it won’t print correctly. if you move things around after you have printed it will not cut correctly. go straight into cutting no adjustments or resizing or your design will be off.

@@lashes1211 That's what I've been doing. I'm not sure what I am doing wrong. Thank you.

Your welcome 😍These are very fun to make every Christmas

yes same thing but i would use butcher paper to avoid the ink getting on the teflon sheet. cause you may reuse your teflon sheet and if on white shirt it could transfer onto it.

Do you have a video of it?

sublimation ink is different from eco solvent ink. this is not HTV(heat transfer vinyl). If you’re doing cups you want to do sublimation and use sublimation cups.

😊 Thank you

hello, im not sure. this is for sublimation. most crafters hand place rhinestones with some type of adhesive or glue.

thank you so much. I was not giving up!!

Sublimation releases a gas when pressed … so you should always wear a mask and always work in a well ventilated area.

Quality will depend on what ink and sublimation paper your using. Also technique of you making sure paper is tight on tumbler. My results have been great with this press.

they are very hard to open they are sealed tightly.... you may have to use a towel or dry washcloth to help get a good grip on the top to twist off.

Make sure your using colorprint easy vinyl. I use SISER. also print on the matte side. The glossy side is the sticky side that will activate the glue when heat is applied to your shirt. If you print on glossy side you will have smeared images. Photo matte setting for paper setting.Hope this helps. You will also need a transfer mask, do not mirror your image.

@@lashes1211 check check and check. I’m using the Siser vinyl printing on the correct size using that print setting and still no useful print. I printed out an image on plain paper and it’s perfect. But vinyl. Nothing useful. I’m ready to try another brand of ink at this point. It’s weird and so frustrating!!!

No

I used Printers Jack sublimation ink for my EPSON 2720 printer. You can get off Amazon.

@@lashes1211 thank you so much for the info and video as well.

Yes, I used it last week for Christmas gifts.

your welcome

I don’t know, hard for me to help you if I cannot see your screen. Are your registration marks on?

Hello, I have been run ing this printer for the last 2 months no problems, no clogging, no issues. I also have the Epson 2720 running for 3 years no problems. Sorry your having issues but it’s all good for me.

@@lashes1211 No no.. you miss understood or i miss spoken. I have not tried this myself... i was just wondering. So.. to be clear.. no cloggs .. no issues... no leaks... no printhead damage on the 2720 for over 3 years with the Eco solvent inks?! All of this without any printer modifications on the tubes and dampers?

humm... i think i have figured it out. It's mainly because of the inks you are using. You are using water based eco solvent inks (not oil based ones which are acidic ...and therefore incompatible with the original tubes and dampers though it might be compatible with the printhead itself except maybe with the ink manifold). The water based eco solvent seem to be good for indoor usage.. but if you go and put those stickers on a car with direct sun light they will fade in time such as pigmented water based inks in printable vinyls. The main plus is the media combability.. but they will still fade making this a non viable solution for long term usage on outdoors.. .... please correct me if i am wrong. I have much interest on this... and would love to hear your experiences..

@@jerosacoa , I’m not making stickers this ink is used in conjunction with colorprint easy printable vinyl which means it is applied by pressing with ink. If you want to make stickers just use the ink that came with it. Hope that answers your questions😃

My EPSON 2720 is used for sublimation and uses sublimation ink. Those are 2 different type inks.

I purchased it off Etsy.com

No, didn’t need to. I use a MacBook Air. All the prints come out very colorful

Hey I’m bout to subscribe to your channel too.🥰

Yes, I believe so.

@@lashes1211 thank you

Of course not , they are solvent based

​@MrAndyhughes they are 50%water and 50% solvent

Yes, you would just need to put sublimation ink in the printer. I have the EPSON-2720 I use for sublimation did the same thing just added sublimation ink.

Hey Robbin, great!!! I’ve used it and the ink prints are very colorful!!! Happy Crafting🥰

I agree ! Thank you for the tips!! YOU ARE AWESOME and now I’m excited for my machine and ink to get here.

@@GraphicsPlus , your welcome!!!

@@lashes1211 how is it holding? Did it clogged?

@@jerosacoa , no I have not had any clogging. Imma try to do a quick print video this Sunday 7/17/22

hello, you need a laminating sheet first, then your design printed on sublimation paper. I use A-SUB sublimation paper.

Best method I seen I love it !!!!

@@lashes1211 what size is the image

@@franchiseplaya75 , hello I made the image on a 8.5 x11 sheet and you can trim to size up with the box.

Omg!!! What temperature are you using the press? Most tumbler presses you press at 375-385 degrees. You just have to rotate tumbler several times to complete sublimation process. Make sure tumbler press has a tight fit also.

@@lashes1211 i have tried all. would love to just get rid of it. so unhappy. :(

@@147ILoveVintage , may be the tumbler your using. There are some cheap ones out there and they burn no matter what temp. Make sure it’s a SUBLIMATION tumbler.

For some reason it just didn’t sublimate well for me, The brown color looked faded. I gave up on that design.

I totally understand.... I messed up so many when I first started. I either resublimated on them or I added glitter to them and made them out of pencil holders.

Thank you for watching...more to come. Happy Crafting.