Hello, I just ran across your page I love how you give clear instructions on how to use the printer and the way you explain the sizing of the design and how to wrap the paper. I have a cricut mug press but I use my convection oven to do my water bottles. I enjoyed your video I think the bottles came out very nice. Thanks again for the tutorial.
Thanks for your question. Yes, you need to use a sublimation printer in order to print on these types of sublimation Blanks. See the link to a sublimation printer - bit.ly/3nf9SKE
Good video and really help me..but you keep the temperature and and time same for the all bottle? That's mean 400F and 60sec is the most suitable settings for the press?
Yes I used 400F for 60 seconds. However I can also say that you can reduce the temperature because I’ve also tried 380F and it works. Just be careful with pressure because if you have a lot of pressure meaning way to tight you could end up burning the bottle.
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Great video Allan. Looking forward to the convection oven sublimation tutorial.
Thanks very much for your comment.
Yes, I’ll be working to get that next tutorial video out.
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Hello, I just ran across your page I love how you give clear instructions on how to use the printer and the way you explain the sizing of the design and how to wrap the paper. I have a cricut mug press but I use my convection oven to do my water bottles. I enjoyed your video I think the bottles came out very nice. Thanks again for the tutorial.
Nice video Allan!!!
Thanks so much.
Hey trying to find out for printing of the designs , do you use a special printer ?
Thanks for your question. Yes, you need to use a sublimation printer in order to print on these types of sublimation Blanks. See the link to a sublimation printer - bit.ly/3nf9SKE
Good video and really help me..but you keep the temperature and and time same for the all bottle? That's mean 400F and 60sec is the most suitable settings for the press?
Yes I used 400F for 60 seconds. However I can also say that you can reduce the temperature because I’ve also tried 380F and it works. Just be careful with pressure because if you have a lot of pressure meaning way to tight you could end up burning the bottle.
did you post the other video you mentioned/ with the convection over and the all over print?
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