Lee, as the founder and CEO of my own business, I have to call failure a lot. My customers understand that training new employees will cause many errors. Some have cost me a fortune. Others I slap my head thinking I should have known this wasn't going to go well. But no matter how much we think we're on top of it, we always have the opportunity to see it again from the ground up, even when we should be looking down. You are my mentor, and without you, I wouldn't be branding my business today the way that I am now. Keep your chin up.
Excellent Series, watched all six episodes more than once. You stated you're not Super Human, but for many Screen Printing Apprentice & Amateur you are a HERO. Looking forward in the future on two topics you mentioned; Using illustrator for color separation and the New Emulsion you discovered make life easier. The quality your videos, their contents and your work are definitely FIVE STARS. Thank you for Sharing both the Good and Bad; makes it REAL & educational.
Dude it's so awesome watching these videos. Like you said, you don't sugar coat any of it. That's how all DIY videos should be. That way people will see that even with problems, there are ways to reach the end goal. And that a problem doesn't mean defeat. Keep the videos coming can't wait to see what's to come
Thanks a lot dude. I always like to show the failures along the way for exactly that reason, and because I don't want to portray as someone who always does things perfectly like most channels try to do haha. I'm glad people like the way I'm going about it 🤘🏻
Much respect Lee I couldn't be more pleased that you succeed with your first paying print job. The issues you had were invaluable learning experiences and of course as expected from you the quality looks amazing.
Definitely not my first paying print job haha, but my first full brand build up for someone other than myself. It's been a really cool experience and I can't wait to put what I've learned to use for the next one 🙌🏻
Crazy Mad Respect to you for being about it. Like you said yourself, jumping in head first and going for it. Your videos are fully appreciated. As you learn, some of us learn as well. Continued Success my man.
Yo! I'm supper stoked I found your chanel,its great how you have done this from the start , I have seen all of your vids about the journey you have been on , and its exactly how I have been dreaming of doing for many years just cant aford it. But you inspire me to know I can do the same with hard work and patience ,thank you for your help from my family an I in new zealand .
I know you've ordered the aluminium ones now but that one that warped trying adding water to the wood as you've evaporated the moisture out of it. Love what you do dude keep up the perfection
Seriously, it is awesome seeing things coming along more and more! You are a true inspiration Lee!!! May have to get you to do a shirt design sometime 😉😁
thanks a lot for your info, and i admire your discipline, I have a small screen printing company, thinking on a brand with idea i have on mind, your videos are helping me to get everything together thanks man
You’ve probably heard everything quite a bit. It is true, unless you want to do more than one swipe of either color or both, you could do without flashing. But personally, everything looks better bolder to me so I flash it anyway. Then flash after it’s complete so that I don’t have to worry about the wet ink getting on the shirt. Then throw it in the dryer. I highly recommend trying out the aluminum. And most people, I’ve seen, don’t put heat resistant rubber pallets on them but I do. Then also put the regular pallet tape over that. As far as the sleeve pallet, I use something similar to yours as far as shape except no square. It’s a complete rectangle and I load the sleeve cuff first from my end so that the collar is closest to me. Your stuff looks dope man! I hope some of my advice helps at all! I’ve been screen printing for almost three years and have learned a lot! The days are long sometimes but man there’s no better feeling than seeing your hard quality work out in public! Love the vids man! Keep up the good work!
Thanks man. I agree that flashing every color looks way more bold and vibrant, and if you have your flash dialed in perfectly then it doesn't slow anything if you have enough stations. All my pallets are aluminum now with the rubber, the sleeve thing was my only wood one. Can't wait for my new aluminum ones to get here
A tip to put in the toolbox - when you have prints in tricky to offload scenarios like these sleeves you can flash as a pre-cure tactic so just in case you slip or something snags the top layer of ink will be cured enough to not transfer anywhere unwanted... takes more time but not more time than a complete reprint - cheers
Lee just a polite warning with sleeves, I find on some garments the shoulder seams hang over towards the back so don't always use the shoulder seam to find center for the sleeve design, sometimes I offset the seam by about an inch so when worn the design looks more centered back to front, if you get my drift from my long assed description lol
I live in Nova Scotia and getting anything shipped here takes forever so after some messing around I started making my own pallets. If you got the equipment make your own and have extra.
Ya it's tough for us on this side of the border when most suppliers and manufacturers are out of the US. I have found a few really good ones here though
You can bend that sleeve pallet by putting it into water and leave it over night. Then put it back on your machine and put some weight. Wood bend only when is wet.
Slightly late to this series of films but they truly show the daily struggles companies really encounter. Great job and love the perfectionist attitude. Would love to know how you started off before taking the plunge with the printing company! Great job!!
@@leestuart38 I've only just found your profile so I'm getting through your videos (whilst at work - don't tell my boss!) as quickly as I can...just want to say the whole studio setup you have looks dreamy! I'm from England, do you ship your stock internationally?
Rad! Hope you find some stuff you like. I ship worldwide through both brands, the newest stuff is what I'm doing on the company site www.roguelabmfg.com
So when you put the mounting bracket on to the sleeve patten, you did put the bracket along the length as well? I did wonder why the dual one had them, now I guess I know. Although it didn't stop them flexing under pressure.
Hey small suggestion...im sure you got some metal kicking around and back those sleeve boards to help the stiffness for next couple weeks. Bolt them to it ...counter sinking the top side!! Regardless....keep up the good work!! Blahaha
Have you considered reversing your artwork so that you can load your sleeve the opposite direction? You will have the hoodie hang off the pallet to a degree, but as long as your not printing all the way to the shoulder it should work out just fine. Less stretching to the garment that way too. Just an idea anyways... keep up the good work.
For the deflection on the sleeve platen (Mine is DIY) I chopped up an adjustable extension pole for a roller paint brush and brace it under the end of the platen, but I only print one colour.
These actually have a piece of aluminum bracing them from underneath and it's still not enough haha. There's just too much leverage combined with a weak material. In a couple weeks that problem is solved though 🤘🏻
I was already getting concerned with the daily vids. Your daily vids were becoming a part of my routine. I was like how is this dude gonna keep this up... good thing you addressed it cos if I didn't get my fix of inspiration out of the blue.... id be upset at you lol. no, but seriously thou keep up the great work, keep fucking up and tell us about it so I don't have to. Wishing you the greatest success ever from sunny Puerto Rico. bless
Awesome videos, so inspirational. Im signing up for some computer graphics classes to learn how to design, it looks difficult. If possible, would you be able to create a video on some of your techniques, I know you have the time,lol... Also, what about screwing a piece of metal angle on the bottom of the platten sleeve to straighten it out , just a thought.. keeps the videos coming!
Hey what’s up bro! That beat at the beginning of the vid is smooth! Who is the artist? And also keep killing it man. Trial and error is some of the best ways to learn
Really enjoying the videos. As far as the warping melamine boards, I’m surprised you don’t have a friend that could fabricate some aluminum boards. That would cost way less than buying from vendors, and you’d have more control over customization. Just a thought.
I could definitely make them myself with all the fabrication equipment I have in my garage, but in the end it's not much more money just to buy them when you factor in the time it takes
You are a workhorse. I was looking at DTG printers. The prices would make you shit the bed. stick with your screen printing. You're doing a stellar job. #hard@work
Really enjoying the content. Miss the bike stuff, but im going to stick around anyway. Sorry if this has been asked before, but why are you printing the white letters, to just cover the entire thing with red? Is it for proper gasketing of the screen to the shirt so you dont get overprint from the step in thickness of the white sprocket going on first?
It's because most colors aren't fully opaque or thick enough to build up and cover the fibers, so you need to run a white underbase to get proper color and coverage 🤘🏻
@@leestuart38 well yeah. Personally I don't trust flashes anymore for the exact reasons in this vid. I bought a heat gun for when I need more accurate registration and I'm not in a rush lol. Really inconvenient. But also I have the 4 color one station n no registration. I have to get it as close as possible manually. But I'm looking into the 350. Maybe next year. Shirts came out dope too
Really like what you are doing here, have watched a lot of your videos and subscribed. I screen print as well, I use the same equipment brands at work, we even have the same laser. I was just wondering where in Canada you are located? I'm South/West Vancouver Island area.
I know you have zero control over this but the enlarged sproket logo without the sleeve logos on the sweatshirts is absolutely badass. I got to get my hands on one. Also when are you rereleasing the original black and white thirty eight ride co shirt because I have been absolutely hoping you would bring it back. Hands down my favorite shirt. Keep making awesome shit!
It's actually for both, or so they say it is. It's actually sold as a sleeve pallet. For pants I does fit them well, but still with the deflection it's not very useful haha
Really cool seeing the brand go from idea to Final product, shirts look killer! ☠☠ I take it the sleeve board is not Flippable? may not be able to use it flipped but may atleast be able to heat it up enough to go back to the way it was maybe.
Thanks a lot dude. I actually thought about that but I didn't wanna risk it since these hoodies are so expensive. The next time we visit sleeves I'll have the proper shit like I should have the first time haha. I was clueless but now I know
Your a handy guy, buy yourself a sheet of half inch laminated mdf board, have it on standby in case you need to ever cut yourself a bespoke platurn, kids sleeves and the likes.
My man whats good! Hope you are not getting tired of my questions yet. No homo but everytime i watch your vids I get butterflies in my stomach cause i want to start printing myself. Now only the stores have to open and im set. But in the meantime collecting info. Im looking at this vid where you are printing sleeves and i was wondering what is your opinion on printing on performace gear ( so like a dryfit polyester) cause i see a lot of heat transfers and not a lot of screen printing on them. Let me know. As soon as this fucking lock down is over and I havea bit of money imma def buy a shirt to support ya bro!
If you’re just doing two colors you don’t have to flash drive in between colors You can just print wet. And then final dry...Do you have plastic containers on top of your conveyor belt Dryer. You’re going to catch your house on fire yo!.....
I'm not a fan of wet on wet, the colors are much brighter when you flash in between and there's no chances of ghosting. And it doesn't slow the workflow down at all having that flash with everything set up right
Its been awesome watching the process. I love your work ethic and attention to detail. I was watching one of the videos and my wife said to me "Is your shirt crooked?" turns out the printer didnt center it. Now I cant ever wear it again. Their shitty work.
Haha I can't even wear other brands stuff now because I notice shit like that instantly. I just have to build this thing big enough to start taking over all that printing. Thanks a lot dude!
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Lee, as the founder and CEO of my own business, I have to call failure a lot. My customers understand that training new employees will cause many errors. Some have cost me a fortune. Others I slap my head thinking I should have known this wasn't going to go well. But no matter how much we think we're on top of it, we always have the opportunity to see it again from the ground up, even when we should be looking down. You are my mentor, and without you, I wouldn't be branding my business today the way that I am now. Keep your chin up.
Excellent Series, watched all six episodes more than once. You stated you're not Super Human, but for many Screen Printing Apprentice & Amateur you are a HERO. Looking forward in the future on two topics you mentioned; Using illustrator for color separation and the New Emulsion you discovered make life easier. The quality your videos, their contents and your work are definitely FIVE STARS. Thank you for Sharing both the Good and Bad; makes it REAL & educational.
That's about the best compliment I could get, thank you dude! I definitely plan on both of those videos in the near future
Dude it's so awesome watching these videos. Like you said, you don't sugar coat any of it. That's how all DIY videos should be. That way people will see that even with problems, there are ways to reach the end goal. And that a problem doesn't mean defeat. Keep the videos coming can't wait to see what's to come
Thanks a lot dude. I always like to show the failures along the way for exactly that reason, and because I don't want to portray as someone who always does things perfectly like most channels try to do haha. I'm glad people like the way I'm going about it 🤘🏻
It's been great watching, I think your doing a excellent job. Love the clean setup and layout, all the best.
Thanks a lot!
Much respect Lee I couldn't be more pleased that you succeed with your first paying print job. The issues you had were invaluable learning experiences and of course as expected from you the quality looks amazing.
Definitely not my first paying print job haha, but my first full brand build up for someone other than myself. It's been a really cool experience and I can't wait to put what I've learned to use for the next one 🙌🏻
So awesome to see the brand come together with all the steps !
In love with your work ethic 👀🤩
Great series and great job on the print! Really looking forward to the rest of the videos!
Thanks dude!
Proud of you lee!!! Keep grinding
Thank you!
This was aaaaaaces Mang! Product came out gloooorious indeed 🙌 good on you fighting through the battles 🔥
3 weeks behind on the vids and finally caught up! Youre killing it man! Keep em coming!
Thanks!
Crazy Mad Respect to you for being about it. Like you said yourself, jumping in head first and going for it. Your videos are fully appreciated. As you learn, some of us learn as well. Continued Success my man.
That's the best I can hope for, definitely cool to hear people get more out of these than just something to watch. Thanks a lot dude 🤘🏻
Awesome series dude, loved watching getting the notification each day this week.
Respect, what you planned and what you accomplished .... amazing
Thanks so much man!
Glad I watched this. The unbreakable Lee Stuart
Haha trying my best. Thanks man 🤘🏻
Yo!
I'm supper stoked I found your chanel,its great how you have done this from the start , I have seen all of your vids about the journey you have been on , and its exactly how I have been dreaming of doing for many years just cant aford it. But you inspire me to know I can do the same with hard work and patience ,thank you for your help from my family an I in new zealand .
Thanks a lot man. I hope you make it happen for yourself, just put in that work and it'll happen 🤘🏻
You are amazingly talented. Keep it up, I love watching the journey.
Thanks!
Found your channel a couple of days ago & have loved watching this series as well as you building your shop. Super dope!
Thanks a lot!
Great job Lee... Dang, running your own business and daily vlogging!?! Pheww!!!!! Thanks for mornings with coffee and Lee this week!!!!
Thanks man, it hasn't been easy that's for sure!
I like your way buddy, keep up your hard work.
Nice concept, nice designs and super clean shop, that's awesome
I know you've ordered the aluminium ones now but that one that warped trying adding water to the wood as you've evaporated the moisture out of it. Love what you do dude keep up the perfection
Full of information and entertaining. Thanks again
Glad to hear it, thanks!
ty for the frequent posts, love it
So far, you are superhuman. It has been very cool to see how you have overcome all obstacles. Good vibes from Seville, Spain.
Thanks a lot man!
Nice work, dude! Looks like magic.
Mcfire video 🤟🏽 putting in that fucking work
You are still our hero!!!
Killing it Lee!
Nice short series Lee.. really enjoy watching your videos.. keep it up buddy..😎😎
Thanks a lot 🙌🏻
Seriously, it is awesome seeing things coming along more and more! You are a true inspiration Lee!!! May have to get you to do a shirt design sometime 😉😁
Awesome to hear that, and we can make that happen. Thanks dude 🤘🏻
Hell yeah! Keep it up! Don’t forget to take a break and rub your Wheelie lol
thanks a lot for your info, and i admire your discipline, I have a small screen printing company, thinking on a brand with idea i have on mind, your videos are helping me to get everything together thanks man
That's awesome man, hope to see you run with it 🤘🏻
You’ve probably heard everything quite a bit. It is true, unless you want to do more than one swipe of either color or both, you could do without flashing. But personally, everything looks better bolder to me so I flash it anyway. Then flash after it’s complete so that I don’t have to worry about the wet ink getting on the shirt. Then throw it in the dryer. I highly recommend trying out the aluminum. And most people, I’ve seen, don’t put heat resistant rubber pallets on them but I do. Then also put the regular pallet tape over that. As far as the sleeve pallet, I use something similar to yours as far as shape except no square. It’s a complete rectangle and I load the sleeve cuff first from my end so that the collar is closest to me. Your stuff looks dope man! I hope some of my advice helps at all! I’ve been screen printing for almost three years and have learned a lot! The days are long sometimes but man there’s no better feeling than seeing your hard quality work out in public! Love the vids man! Keep up the good work!
Thanks man. I agree that flashing every color looks way more bold and vibrant, and if you have your flash dialed in perfectly then it doesn't slow anything if you have enough stations. All my pallets are aluminum now with the rubber, the sleeve thing was my only wood one. Can't wait for my new aluminum ones to get here
That’s awesome brother keep kicking ass fam!!
Thanks dude 👊🏻
A tip to put in the toolbox - when you have prints in tricky to offload scenarios like these sleeves you can flash as a pre-cure tactic so just in case you slip or something snags the top layer of ink will be cured enough to not transfer anywhere unwanted... takes more time but not more time than a complete reprint - cheers
Thanks man! That's definitely a good tip I'll be putting to use, much appreciated
Lee just a polite warning with sleeves, I find on some garments the shoulder seams hang over towards the back so don't always use the shoulder seam to find center for the sleeve design, sometimes I offset the seam by about an inch so when worn the design looks more centered back to front, if you get my drift from my long assed description lol
Ya I only use the shoulder seam as a guide mainly and do the rest by eye. Unless there's the nice center crease running up it, then life is easy haha
Good looking shirts. You’re going to be a beast once you get all these bugs worked out. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
Thanks a lot dude! Definitely can't wait to get more experience and play with more technical stuff
Your videos. Awesome.
Thanks!
you are super thorough man , i plan on trying my first attempt at screen printing tomorrow lol pray for me!!!!
Loving the videos bro, as a start up brand and screen printer myself I find these videos very helpful! 👍🏽
That's the goal, thanks a lot man
Legend! 👌🏽
Problem solving at its finest 👍 keep it up!
awesome series. thanks
I live in Nova Scotia and getting anything shipped here takes forever so after some messing around I started making my own pallets. If you got the equipment make your own and have extra.
Ya it's tough for us on this side of the border when most suppliers and manufacturers are out of the US. I have found a few really good ones here though
Great series man!
Thanks man 👊🏻
Cool stuff. A Violin tensioner or threaded rod guitar type tensioner can impose incline or decline.
Awesome works 🙌👏😎👍
You can bend that sleeve pallet by putting it into water and leave it over night. Then put it back on your machine and put some weight. Wood bend only when is wet.
Love your vids bro‼️ I’m starting a brand as soon as I graduate from HS
Hell ya dude!
Amazing!!
Build a ramp. I built a ramp on the intake of my dryer . 20" long @ +or- 17 degrees with a teflon sheet on top, works slick.
Not a bad idea, I'll remember that for next time. Thanks!
Slightly late to this series of films but they truly show the daily struggles companies really encounter. Great job and love the perfectionist attitude. Would love to know how you started off before taking the plunge with the printing company! Great job!!
Thanks a lot man. There's a few videos showing the whole start up of this thing
@@leestuart38 I've only just found your profile so I'm getting through your videos (whilst at work - don't tell my boss!) as quickly as I can...just want to say the whole studio setup you have looks dreamy! I'm from England, do you ship your stock internationally?
Rad! Hope you find some stuff you like. I ship worldwide through both brands, the newest stuff is what I'm doing on the company site www.roguelabmfg.com
So when you put the mounting bracket on to the sleeve patten, you did put the bracket along the length as well? I did wonder why the dual one had them, now I guess I know. Although it didn't stop them flexing under pressure.
Excelentes videos eres muy bueno en lo que haces! Good luck
Pumpin these vidyuz out
Woke up early (cali) just to see this video.
Thanks man 👊🏻
Hey small suggestion...im sure you got some metal kicking around and back those sleeve boards to help the stiffness for next couple weeks. Bolt them to it ...counter sinking the top side!! Regardless....keep up the good work!! Blahaha
Have you considered reversing your artwork so that you can load your sleeve the opposite direction? You will have the hoodie hang off the pallet to a degree, but as long as your not printing all the way to the shoulder it should work out just fine. Less stretching to the garment that way too. Just an idea anyways... keep up the good work.
In this case it wouldn't work. Putting them the other way only makes the bottom 1/3 of the sleeve printable
@@leestuart38 bummer...
Always remember to put in the f*cking work. Now i have to get back to work. Great vid, keep it up.
Thanks man 🤘🏻
For the deflection on the sleeve platen (Mine is DIY) I chopped up an adjustable extension pole for a roller paint brush and brace it under the end of the platen, but I only print one colour.
These actually have a piece of aluminum bracing them from underneath and it's still not enough haha. There's just too much leverage combined with a weak material. In a couple weeks that problem is solved though 🤘🏻
That thing looks and feels amazing.... That's what she said.
Haha missed opportunity there
@@leestuart38 it's all good I got you✌. Damn man went to your site to buy some hats, your selling them like crazy!
I was already getting concerned with the daily vids. Your daily vids were becoming a part of my routine. I was like how is this dude gonna keep this up... good thing you addressed it cos if I didn't get my fix of inspiration out of the blue.... id be upset at you lol. no, but seriously thou keep up the great work, keep fucking up and tell us about it so I don't have to. Wishing you the greatest success ever from sunny Puerto Rico. bless
Haha I figured I'd better address it or people will think this daily thing will continue. One day hopefully I can set myself up to make that happen 🤘🏻
Awesome videos, so inspirational. Im signing up for some computer graphics classes to learn how to design, it looks difficult. If possible, would you be able to create a video on some of your techniques, I know you have the time,lol... Also, what about screwing a piece of metal angle on the bottom of the platten sleeve to straighten it out , just a thought.. keeps the videos coming!
Hahaha time is something I really wish I had. That's something I do plan on making in the future though 🤘🏻. Thanks man
SUICIDAL ROOKIES yo!
Did you try installing 2 legs underneath the sleeves? One in the middle and at the end, it might stop the flex.
Hey what’s up bro! That beat at the beginning of the vid is smooth! Who is the artist? And also keep killing it man. Trial and error is some of the best ways to learn
Hey can you put an aluminum rail under the arms on that dual sleeve pallet? Something thick enough that the wood can't flex?
There actually is aluminum under it already haha
counter flash the pallet. had the same issue before. flash dry the back part of the pallet
Really enjoying the videos. As far as the warping melamine boards, I’m surprised you don’t have a friend that could fabricate some aluminum boards. That would cost way less than buying from vendors, and you’d have more control over customization. Just a thought.
I could definitely make them myself with all the fabrication equipment I have in my garage, but in the end it's not much more money just to buy them when you factor in the time it takes
Bad Azzz! I need a large shirt stock up!!!
That's coming soon! You'll see it here first
You are a workhorse. I was looking at DTG printers. The prices would make you shit the bed. stick with your screen printing. You're doing a stellar job. #hard@work
They're crazy money but a solid investment to an already functional shop in my opinion. Thanks!
Really enjoying the content. Miss the bike stuff, but im going to stick around anyway.
Sorry if this has been asked before, but why are you printing the white letters, to just cover the entire thing with red? Is it for proper gasketing of the screen to the shirt so you dont get overprint from the step in thickness of the white sprocket going on first?
It's because most colors aren't fully opaque or thick enough to build up and cover the fibers, so you need to run a white underbase to get proper color and coverage 🤘🏻
heatgun my guy.
takes longer but you can dry to the touch that way as you move it it won't get any ink on anything else
I could have just stuck it under the flash, but it's more time
@@leestuart38 well yeah.
Personally I don't trust flashes anymore for the exact reasons in this vid.
I bought a heat gun for when I need more accurate registration and I'm not in a rush lol.
Really inconvenient.
But also I have the 4 color one station n no registration.
I have to get it as close as possible manually.
But I'm looking into the 350.
Maybe next year.
Shirts came out dope too
Really like what you are doing here, have watched a lot of your videos and subscribed. I screen print as well, I use the same equipment brands at work, we even have the same laser. I was just wondering where in Canada you are located? I'm South/West Vancouver Island area.
Thanks a lot man. I'm in Winnipeg
I know you have zero control over this but the enlarged sproket logo without the sleeve logos on the sweatshirts is absolutely badass. I got to get my hands on one. Also when are you rereleasing the original black and white thirty eight ride co shirt because I have been absolutely hoping you would bring it back. Hands down my favorite shirt. Keep making awesome shit!
Soon man! I plan on making a video all about it, just waiting for those new sleeve platens to get here 🤘🏻
Dude your videos are great... what paint did you use in this shirts?
The double sleeve platen that you were frustrated about, it is used for pants, sweat pants, leggings, shorts, etc. Just an FYI bro.
It's actually for both, or so they say it is. It's actually sold as a sleeve pallet. For pants I does fit them well, but still with the deflection it's not very useful haha
All you have to do is flash them be for you take them off.......We do that all the time LOL
Hey men...
We are buy palets?
So have size palets if share?
Im from mexico.
Excelent job!!!
screw an iron plate under the sleeve pallet to avoid it to bend
Love your videos bro and you keep real.. I’m new to screen printing also. What program do you use to separate your art work (color separating)?
Thanks man. I do everything in adobe illustrator
Lee Stuart Really?? I like to see you do a video on that. Would save me money on separation studio
Really cool seeing the brand go from idea to Final product, shirts look killer! ☠☠
I take it the sleeve board is not Flippable? may not be able to use it flipped but may atleast be able to heat it up enough to go back to the way it was maybe.
Thanks a lot dude. I actually thought about that but I didn't wanna risk it since these hoodies are so expensive. The next time we visit sleeves I'll have the proper shit like I should have the first time haha. I was clueless but now I know
I've gotta ask how much time do you spend editing these videos
STR8CLPN yes I wanna know too
Anywhere from 4-8 hours
Your a handy guy, buy yourself a sheet of half inch laminated mdf board, have it on standby in case you need to ever cut yourself a bespoke platurn, kids sleeves and the likes.
My man whats good! Hope you are not getting tired of my questions yet. No homo but everytime i watch your vids I get butterflies in my stomach cause i want to start printing myself. Now only the stores have to open and im set. But in the meantime collecting info. Im looking at this vid where you are printing sleeves and i was wondering what is your opinion on printing on performace gear ( so like a dryfit polyester) cause i see a lot of heat transfers and not a lot of screen printing on them. Let me know. As soon as this fucking lock down is over and I havea bit of money imma def buy a shirt to support ya bro!
What font is that? Super clean...
Wow What a video full of problems but I'm glad you accomplished the problems. It makes you much wiser if you come across that trouble again :O)
Do you do custom orders as well?
Sure do
@@leestuart38 How can I place an order?
Socks, that's about the only thing I think you could MAYBE use that POS pallet for.
Whats the size of the hoodie arm pallet I want to make me one and where do I get the bottom piece at with bolts
Maybe you could of bought a sheet of mdf and made your own sleeve thinga majig. But a great video agian🙌
Thanks dude 👊🏻
MDF will warp under heat in directions you never would have imagined.
Nice. What font is that on the sleeve?
Hey, How are u pricing your service for at job like this. love your vids!- From Denmark ;)
Yo Lee! Are you going to try CMYK?
Definitely on my to-do list for things to learn
Give the sleeve one last flash before taking it off to avoid smearing and stuff like that (Y)
Definitely something I'm going to try for the future
If you’re just doing two colors you don’t have to flash drive in between colors You can just print wet. And then final dry...Do you have plastic containers on top of your conveyor belt Dryer. You’re going to catch your house on fire yo!.....
I'm not a fan of wet on wet, the colors are much brighter when you flash in between and there's no chances of ghosting. And it doesn't slow the workflow down at all having that flash with everything set up right
I hope you get some help or employees soon dude, if anyone needs some time off its you bro lol you've been goin hard for quite some time now!
Haha no slowing down yet! I've still got plenty more gas in the tank
How much did your whole set up cost?
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Its been awesome watching the process. I love your work ethic and attention to detail. I was watching one of the videos and my wife said to me "Is your shirt crooked?" turns out the printer didnt center it. Now I cant ever wear it again. Their shitty work.
Haha I can't even wear other brands stuff now because I notice shit like that instantly. I just have to build this thing big enough to start taking over all that printing. Thanks a lot dude!
Hi, what does it mean to flash a design?
😂😂😂.. same man, 99% of my shirts are black.. the other 1% are white or gray..
Haha ya it's super weird to actually wear a color. Maybe I'll switch up the wardrobe and go full rainbow