So Clean , nice work I'm still jelly . but I have a dream that one day I will have Ricoma but for right now I have my old school machine my fingers tips
Nice work. The machine is very impressive. If you don’t have one, maybe you need to invest in a work table versus hooping large designs on the floor. Or I guess it might have just been convenient for that question.🤷🏾♀️
I have one in the next room. I’m just lazy. Didn’t feel like moving the camera then moving my lighting. Just cutting corners where it isn’t really needed. As long as I can get the point across the table don’t matter. Got a flat surface you can do it anywhere.
🙏🏾. I appreciate that. I’m gonna a need every bit for this one. Lol but the business about to go crazy though. Just need a warehouse space. I’m looking.
Yo Dubb you wanna know what's crazy? Just about every new piece of equipment in the business from DTF to DTG seems to start at 25k That's cool.. Oh what was the name of those sites you used to buy your Ricoh 1000, because if I could find some 330TX for 7-8k I would cop.
Dubb I need help I adjusted my parameters and now it runs over the bib no matter the parameters I put in it runs over the bib. you looked so confident and it worked my panels are shorter than your not name brand hats but nice quality. How do I fix this issue.
Hello do you have any classes. I’m working with a ricoma em 1010 and I’m having challenges with getting my design centered for hats. Can you make videos on the system and settings.
I recommend tracing before you embroider. If it’s to big make your design smaller till you find a size that works for you. I’ve found that what works for me doesn’t work for everyone. I think that different people are on different skill levels with these machines. Your boundaries and what you can and can’t do and what you are willing to try will increase as you get more familiar with your machine. Everyone’s design size is gonna be different. You have to adjust and line things up in the software and measure your cap with a measuring tape to see where the image will land. Then trace once in the machine.
All I saw was a video of a flat and finished front side of hatpassing. Did I miss something ? Do you have a video how to do front and both sides in one paasing.
How can I setup my ricoma TC1501 to do this? setup the parameter area the same or am I going to hoop it completely different with a whole different setup? my machine is yours but the smaller version so it might work but I haven't seen ANYTHING about it
I wish I could tell you but unfortunately I don’t have that machine. Not sure if it has the same embroidery area. I’m pretty sure it might. Idk. You have to change the embroidery area parameters for the hat hoop. Make it wider. It’s in the settings of your machine. I have a video on it but I’m not sure what I called it. I’ll try to find it for you.
All embroidery machines can go as high as you need it to on a hat. What determines if it will work is the hat not the machine. Some hats are deeper than others. Some hats have little to no room in the front. The machines can’t change that. I like to keep my designs about 2.30” if the hat is deeper then the arm can move around and will not hit the top of the hat, in cases like that you can choose to make your design bigger.
@@adubbproductions Thank You, mine has been giving me communication time out, check the connection. I will try the same program but smaller to see if it the program.
I alternate and mix em all together. I use a Lumix GH5 Lumix GH4 Sony ZV-1 and Iphone 13pro max. I think you might me looking for the gh5 with lenses that have fixed focal lengths. Gotta buy the camera and different lenses.
You should be able to buy I am not certain. I do not have that machine. I’m pretty sure you can. I think I has a larger embroidery area than the MT-1501
Wow 😮 that came out great 👍 Will you load up the video how you accomplished that design to stitch from front to side?
I would love to know as well
Amazing I see you with the 15 needle enjoy brother God-bless
🙏🏾 Bless you as well.
So Clean , nice work I'm still jelly . but I have a dream that one day I will have Ricoma but for right now I have my old school machine my fingers tips
Nice work. The machine is very impressive. If you don’t have one, maybe you need to invest in a work table versus hooping large designs on the floor. Or I guess it might have just been convenient for that question.🤷🏾♀️
I have one in the next room. I’m just lazy. Didn’t feel like moving the camera then moving my lighting. Just cutting corners where it isn’t really needed. As long as I can get the point across the table don’t matter. Got a flat surface you can do it anywhere.
Agree!
Big up Wade fam, awesome job
Thank you. 🙏🏾
What font did you use on the side. I love it
Yeaaaa...I need a video for that😂. I have the MT1501; but I have no idea how to embroider the full hat in one pass.
I’m gonna make a video on it. Right temple to left temple. Gotta figure out the design first. 🤔
Congratulations 🎊🎈🎉🍾
Thank you. 🙏🏾
Yeah that's that new one I'm talking about.How much are they asking?
I’m financing 25.5 under my business.
Thanks for sharing your video. Have you set perimeters for both sides and front of the hat
Dubb when I'm ready to cop my MT 1502 I will use your link to give you that credit.
🙏🏾. I appreciate that. I’m gonna a need every bit for this one. Lol but the business about to go crazy though. Just need a warehouse space. I’m looking.
you'll find it real soon in a great location. Can't wait to see it. How much is the new MT 1502? Have you ever watch Baab podcast ?
The new MT 2002 8s is 25.5k. No I’ve never watched it but I will check it out in the morning to see what it’s all about.
@@adubbproductions Good looking.
Yo Dubb you wanna know what's crazy? Just about every new piece of equipment in the business from DTF to DTG seems to start at 25k That's cool.. Oh what was the name of those sites you used to buy your Ricoh 1000, because if I could find some 330TX for 7-8k I would cop.
Dubb I need help I adjusted my parameters and now it runs over the bib no matter the parameters I put in it runs over the bib. you looked so confident and it worked my panels are shorter than your not name brand hats but nice quality. How do I fix this issue.
Digitize that part smaller so it doesn’t run over.
@@adubbproductions I will give it a shot.
Hello do you have any classes. I’m working with a ricoma em 1010 and I’m having challenges with getting my design centered for hats. Can you make videos on the system and settings.
I need to know how you digitized it for the sides? I keep getting running stitches and throws off the center
Great vid the 1501 is it.
Undeniably. Yes it is.
What would you recommend setting the cap frame dimensions as? To make sure the machine isn't out of frame?
I recommend tracing before you embroider. If it’s to big make your design smaller till you find a size that works for you. I’ve found that what works for me doesn’t work for everyone. I think that different people are on different skill levels with these machines. Your boundaries and what you can and can’t do and what you are willing to try will increase as you get more familiar with your machine. Everyone’s design size is gonna be different. You have to adjust and line things up in the software and measure your cap with a measuring tape to see where the image will land. Then trace once in the machine.
Salute
Salute my friend.
All I saw was a video of a flat and finished front side of hatpassing. Did I miss something ? Do you have a video how to do front and both sides in one paasing.
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How can I setup my ricoma TC1501 to do this? setup the parameter area the same or am I going to hoop it completely different with a whole different setup? my machine is yours but the smaller version so it might work but I haven't seen ANYTHING about it
I wish I could tell you but unfortunately I don’t have that machine. Not sure if it has the same embroidery area. I’m pretty sure it might. Idk. You have to change the embroidery area parameters for the hat hoop. Make it wider. It’s in the settings of your machine. I have a video on it but I’m not sure what I called it. I’ll try to find it for you.
th-cam.com/video/s4wJpKtgDbo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=3nOxwSO7P6-mx3ua
Im starting a cleaning company !!!!
name ideas?? Do you do small orders? Like 8 shirts 2 different sizes?
Yes I do. Email me the specifics and i will get you a price quote.
@@adubbproductions cool ill get with you by Monday. TY
What is the largest height the Ricoma 1501 can do? I’ve been keeping it about 3”. Will this cause it the loose connection or time out?
All embroidery machines can go as high as you need it to on a hat. What determines if it will work is the hat not the machine. Some hats are deeper than others. Some hats have little to no room in the front. The machines can’t change that. I like to keep my designs about 2.30” if the hat is deeper then the arm can move around and will not hit the top of the hat, in cases like that you can choose to make your design bigger.
@@adubbproductions Thank You, mine has been giving me communication time out, check the connection. I will try the same program but smaller to see if it the program.
What’s the most percentage you can go up to make lettering big on hats?
Thank you
My software doesnt measure by percentage. I go by inches. I would say 2 1/2'' at the biggest for your entire design.
What kind of camera are you using to film your content with?
I alternate and mix em all together. I use a Lumix GH5 Lumix GH4 Sony ZV-1 and Iphone 13pro max. I think you might me looking for the gh5 with lenses that have fixed focal lengths. Gotta buy the camera and different lenses.
Here is my Amazon affiliate link for the Gh5 with just the body. You still need to buy lenses for it.
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Can you do thY on the TC 1501
You should be able to buy I am not certain. I do not have that machine. I’m pretty sure you can. I think I has a larger embroidery area than the MT-1501
Does the TC 1501 have the ability to do the same, in one pass?
Yes. The Tc actually has a wider embroidery field.
Nice, thanks!
how you get accuracy
Measure your hat then measure in the software and trace before you embroider.