1500 dollars + shipping etc for sthals hat press is a hard pill to swallow. Or pads of Amazon or a foam pad but you gonna longer pressing temp. Here another cheat heat up cap platen like white tone transfer pressing and pad and your gold you video are clamming low key I binged watch earlier 🤫
I'd def recommend using any bold san serif fonts.. For the super small fonts thats on top and bottom of the circle.. i used open sans at like a 7.6 pt. If you're using htv and its lifting after you press, I'd def wait a little bit before removing the carrier sheet or go super slow when removing the carrier sheet.
I reduced the pressure and it helps a lot, however I did recently just pick up a foam from stahls that I haven't tried yet but will do a video on it soon.
@@naturalhealthrevolution1518 its the one off amazon, i just backed down the pressure, i did get a foam from stalhs but it doesn't work the more I try it
@@JasperGrey nah, i took some silicon rubber thats heat resistant (1cm thick) then i cut a teflon pillow open and took the foam from it that i put just behind the cap :)
Hello, I am writing from Turkey. We do not have an embroidery pattern drawing video here as clearly and clearly as you. Could you please help me with this embroidery drawing or send me the link of this embroidery drawing program, thank you very much.
So 310 with film for about 10 seconds, take off and them press the full 30 seconds?? I'm trying to figure it out. Lol. Tried one hat so far with no stick. Lol. I don't think the heat press I bought is working right tho, tbh. I should bought it new. SMH.
Naaa, I really only press it for 5-10 seconds and peel then 10 seconds after. I’d recommend getting a infrared thermometer gun to make sure your press is at the right temp. And if it’s too hot and too long, it won’t stick either.
such clean setup, love it, nice work btw!
thanks! appreciate that!
Great video!
When placing design how far from brim do you go up?
about half an inch from the brim
@@JasperGrey thanks!
Great work there.. nice out come.
Press marks. Did they go away
They do, however I do need to readjust the pressure on the press
@@JasperGrey buy a silicone press pad sthals sells them
1500 dollars + shipping etc for sthals hat press is a hard pill to swallow. Or pads of Amazon or a foam pad but you gonna longer pressing temp. Here another cheat heat up cap platen like white tone transfer pressing and pad and your gold you video are clamming low key I binged watch earlier 🤫
What’s the name of the hat press?
what font are you using. tried to do a hat with small letters and the letters especially the I was coming up with the design. any suggestions?
I'd def recommend using any bold san serif fonts.. For the super small fonts thats on top and bottom of the circle.. i used open sans at like a 7.6 pt. If you're using htv and its lifting after you press, I'd def wait a little bit before removing the carrier sheet or go super slow when removing the carrier sheet.
We have the same issue with the heat marks, have had complaints from a couple customers. Did you ever figure out how to get rid of those?
I reduced the pressure and it helps a lot, however I did recently just pick up a foam from stahls that I haven't tried yet but will do a video on it soon.
@@JasperGrey what hat press is that and did the foam prevent the marks?
@@naturalhealthrevolution1518 its the one off amazon, i just backed down the pressure, i did get a foam from stalhs but it doesn't work the more I try it
WHERE DID YOU GET YOUR HATS FROM
These are hard to get right now but I did get them off SS activewear and I also have an account with yupoong as well.
Great video bud! I use some heat resistant foam on the inside of the cap that helps with eliminate the press marks
Is there a specific brand of heat resistant foam to get? Or where would you recommend?
@@JasperGrey nah, i took some silicon rubber thats heat resistant (1cm thick) then i cut a teflon pillow open and took the foam from it that i put just behind the cap :)
Hello, I am writing from Turkey. We do not have an embroidery pattern drawing video here as clearly and clearly as you. Could you please help me with this embroidery drawing or send me the link of this embroidery drawing program, thank you very much.
What type of heat transfer paper do you use? Mine come with an all white background and not just my logo
I use siser easyweed htv.
what is the machine brand name for the vinyl cutting?
I have the cameo3
How much difference does it make what material the hat is made from?
I don't think there is much difference between regular caps vs foam if thats what you are referring to
@@JasperGrey probably won't do many foam front hats, more of the ployester/cotton mix hats that you see more commonly today
@@WhitetailSpecialty I prefer these, i think they do better than the foam ones honestly. Easier to work with in my opinion
@@JasperGrey they look sharp
What size your designs are?
The SF one is 2.5"h x 4.5"w and the two tone one is 2.5"h x 4.1"w
@@JasperGrey You design them in photoshop
@@vincenthill5032 No, I use illustrator.
@@JasperGrey Vector and you just resize in the program right
@@vincenthill5032 Yeah vector, make sure everything is outlined and fonts are joined then export as SVG.
What type/brand do you use?
siser easyweed
So 310 with film for about 10 seconds, take off and them press the full 30 seconds?? I'm trying to figure it out. Lol. Tried one hat so far with no stick. Lol. I don't think the heat press I bought is working right tho, tbh. I should bought it new. SMH.
Naaa, I really only press it for 5-10 seconds and peel then 10 seconds after. I’d recommend getting a infrared thermometer gun to make sure your press is at the right temp. And if it’s too hot and too long, it won’t stick either.