2500 labels and shirts and hat on the uninet icolor 600 (with costs) - vlog 235 - Print Shop Updates
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2020
- Happy Tuesday print fam. Today we have a bunch to do. Business cards, hand sanitizer labels, shirts, and hats. I messed up on a few of the white toner hats. I used some kapton tap to try and remove the design the best I could. It did a good job for the most part and I was able to reuse all the hats. I did find out a few days later that it was sticking because my paper was getting too hot. Just be more patient than I was. The shirts turned out awesome, I'm so happy that I purchase the uninet icolor 600. At the end of the video, I cover the profit from the white tone job.
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Congrats on meeting your Goal! Excellent video. Thx
Thanks so much!
Cool edit!!
Hi, I am looking to set up a little print shop like yours in my house and am wondering, with the heat press, do you have to set up the electricity so that the outlet you use has its own designated breaker? I saw something about that somewhere else. tks!
I use a 20amp outlet, but I use it for multiple pieces of equipment. I just swap them in and out depending on my need.
Hey. Just stumbled upon this vid. I already sub'd and I'm not done watching. Great vid so far!
Welcome aboard! Thanks for watching.
i was wondering if you know why the icolor 550 printer keeps getting stuck in the printer?
It depends on where it's getting stuck. Have you tried running plain paper through to see if it has the same problem?
Been following you for a week now. Very encouraged by your methodical approach to the number. My question to you is now: How do you find customers?
I get some from BNI, some social media, but mostly word of mouth (current customers referring people to me).
Would you be able to talk about and show some detail shots of the print results of the white toner? Thank you!
I'll see what I can do.
Hey! love your content. I'm looking into purchasing the icolor 600. My question is: does it work for printing logos/designs onto mugs, sunglasses, or other items with solid surfaces like plastic or metal?
Yes, it does. You just need different transfer paper. They have vinyl, window clings, water slide, hard surface, etc. So many possibilities. If you the info for the guy I bought mine from, send me an email dnay@timetomakesomething.com
@@ttms Hey thanks for sharing all the info in your videos. What is the cost of a icolor 600?
wow, cool video
Thanks!
Awesome man. Would love to year opinion about the rasterization
It turned out nice. I need more practice with it. Robert gave it away as a gift, I'll see if he can follow up on it. I personally don't mind the "feel" of the white toner or htv. It's different than screen printing, but I don't think that's a bad thing. Just different. I've never had a customer complain.
Can I ask what machine you use for labels? My husband sell tea and I'm looking to print our own label ourselves using vinyl as its waterproof I was told. Maybe you can help how to go about it thanks
I use the HP Latex to print all my labels. It's a great option for product packaging.
We have a regular decal shop. Printing with a roland xc640. Weve did some heat transfer prints with it and its a pain to weed. Do you think the white toner printer is the way to go? thanks!
Yes, it's way better than print and cut and just cut. At this point, I'd suggest the 550. You can get it here for a good deal - timetomakesomething.com/icolor
@@ttms is there any negatives to this style of making the shirts. Looks like a better way than dtg and just not ready for screen printing footprint...
It has ups and downs like anything, but to me there have been no issues that I haven't been able to solve.
Nice work! What white toner printer are you using?
I use the icolor 600 from Uninet.
Great content. Hey where did you get that wall rack for your vinyl rolls and how much?
Here is the link to them - amzn.to/38dw5PQ
@@ttms Thanks!
Will the 600 print print/cut registration marks? I would like to cut prints from it on my Roland gs24...if it will read them. Yes, I know, not ideal, because I'd have to load each sheet, but the 600 opens up doors for sublimation and printing for garments without the constant maintenance and wasted ink of an inkjet machine. The sheet cutter Uninet used to sell (Graphtec makes the only one I can find now) is $5k, I really don't want to spend IF I can make do cutting labels and decals I can print on the 600 with my Roland. The inkjet maintenance is was put off the combo of a BN20 and a Sawgrass for sublimation.
The icolor 600 is just a printer. It can print the reg marks, but you'd need a separate cutter. You can use a roll feed cutter, you just have to manually load each sheet.
I'm glad you got some productions these past few days. I'm really happy for you ! However I have a suggestion : why you don't try printing stickers directly on the Konica Minolta?
Thanks, it's been nice to have some work to do. I would love to print stickers on the Konica. I just need to get a easier way to do the finishing. I do so many different sizes that I need to get a sheet fed cutter.
I guess I'm pretty off topic but does anyone know a good website to watch newly released series online ?
@Theo Judson Flixportal xD
@Guillermo Trace Thanks, I signed up and it seems to work =) I really appreciate it !
@Theo Judson Glad I could help =)
What is your preferred paper?
Standard vs Select vs Premium vs Premium stretch
I use Standard. If I was doing full coverage, I'd use Premium or Premium stretch, but I mainly use it for small logos.
What hat press are you using?
I list all the tools in this video description as I show them all th-cam.com/video/Nllh-XV8fOQ/w-d-xo.html
How do you market and get your business? I find it hard to get consistent business because of the tons of competition
I get some business from BNI but mostly word of mouth. I've been trying more social media lately, but that's proven to be very difficult.
Hey! I like your video!
Thank you
How much memory do you recommend to run FlexiSign?
I have 32gb in my machine. Sai recommends 8gb or more. They also recommend an i7, but I'm still rocking my 6 year old i5.
@@ttms Thank You
Considering it a 32 bit program at its core anything over 4gb is waste. Look for a different option becasue SAI Flexi is not worth making it part of your workflow.
@@DaFleaster Thanks for the info. Think maybe Caldera is a better choice.
Why you dont use you Ricoh Pro to print this transfers?
I returned the Ricoh after a few weeks. It was an older model and wouldn't print heavy stock.
Hello Derek, this is Karmin have a question. I see you video Closed your print shop. I'm available to buying tools for my print shop in utah
I'm selling my Baum ultrafold, my hassler folder/inserter, and my Spartan stack cutter if you're interested.
I have a question wear i could find my serial # for my I color 600
When you open the lid (where the toner is), there is a white barcode sticker that has the serial number on it.
Hello !!! any difference between Forever transfer paper and Uninet standar 2 step. Thanks
Using Uninet I color 600 of course . One more time thanks
They are similar as far as I know, but I've only ever used the Uninet paper.
My bad, I see what printer you used. What's the cost difference between that and the Oki with the same specs.
They are similar, but a big difference is Uninet includes the rip software at the same price you buy just the machine from oki. I like that the uninet has more features and their white is better in my opinion.
@@ttms thanks for replying.
What’s the difference from the UniNet 550 and 600?
The main difference is the size that you can print. The 550 can do 8.5x14 and the 600 can do 11x17. They can both swap toner places, get sublimation toners, etc. To me, it was about size and doing more at one time. I have a video coming that talks about all the reasons why I purchased the 600.
So most people I see hmuse the 550...your really the only TH-camr I see using the 600...I like the 600 but I thought I saw something that the 600 is being discontinued? Have you heard that? Also are the toner cartridges for the 600 different from the 550? Just concerned if I get the 600 going to have issues getting toner in the future. Your insight would be appreciated.
I would guess that they may discontinue in the future but I don't see why they'd stop making the toner any time soon. That's how they make most of their money, selling supplies. If anything they'd stop the 600 to only have the 800. The toner in the 600 is different than the 550. I like the 600, but at this point, if I were to do it again, I'd get the 550. My main focus is the small left chest, sleeve, and hat logos. The 550 would be a better fit for me. I'd buy it from here - timetomakesomething.com/icolor (the new version was just released, it's the 560)
@@ttms Glad I saw this comment. I was just researching the 560 when I saw the video about why not to buy the 550. Now, I am debating between the DigitalHeat FX i560 and the UniNet 560.
@@jennielongfellow3622 The digitalheat fx and the uninet are the same machine. I would get the uninet if you can, they include the rip and smartcut with the purchase. - timetomakesomething.com/icolor
Is there no reason why Konica machines could have a similar toner in their machines. I don' fully comprehend the power of the Uninet icolor machine. But I do understand how easy it is.
It's mainly that it can do white overprint or white underprint depending on how you have the toner arranged.
how is durability of image on the shirt ？are you know it ？
I’ve done over 1000 shirts and no complaints. I haven't made myself any, but my son uses a sample shirt for bed and it still looks good after at least 30 washes.
You are the first I’ve seen that use white toner system AND print and cut. Why use both?
Print and cut has it's place, but it can't do small details or vintage looking things like white toner. It's also expensive to do just a single shirt if needed.
How do I order transfers from you?
Feel free to email me. dnay@timetomakesomething.com
What kind of printer /plotter
HP Latex 315 bundle.
Where's the best place and price to get to transfer from?
What kind of transfers?
@@ttms the 2 step for the uninet icolor 600
I buy it directly from Uninet
Thanks
First babeyyyy
Nice work.
What paper do you use sir
For which machine?
Time to Make Something white toner and the big one you were cutting for hand sanitizer
White toner I use I color standard 2-step. For the HP latex, I mainly use HP Prime gloss air GP.
Time to Make Something icolor is so high thanks for replying
Where is the icolor? And why dont you just print and cut on the Minolta
You can see it at 4:12 and you can see it in the background at 8:27
I don't have an easy way to cut printed sheet labels from the Konica.
Muito bom seus vídeos, pena que é em inglês e não consigo ativar as legendas!
google translate: Me desculpe, eu não falo português. Espero que algum dia no futuro seja possível traduzir meus vídeos.
Looks like you have a lot of equipment.
Too much at times.
Hi, Great videos. I have watched many videos like yours and this is the first time that I make a comment. I was very impress with your candid honest dialog that I felt that i should compliment you. I have watched many videos on this subject and just now, I came across with your wonderful set of videos., due to the fact that I am looking to set up a sublimation type business in my small apt. in NYC. Currently unemployed (construcción) and looking for some new ideas to make some money in a different field due to an injury. I was wondering if you have some interest in couching me for a fee; to set up a much simpler business as yours. I am interested in advice in equipment...heat press, printers etc. Somehow, i feel that i would be in good hands under your direction. Thank you
That's very kind of you. It's nice to know that the videos are helping.
I do offer consultations. Feel free to email me ttmakesomething@gmail.com