Thank you, I am a home iron user. I can't afford accessories and such, all projects are for home use. I just did my first shirt using the iron and incredibly impressed with how it turned out. :D
@@MakersGonnaLearn I have the mini. What is the best way to use this for htv time wise? And do you recommend still heating the back with it as well? Even if you do layers or use heat transfer paper?
I couldn't afford one either..I just ordered mine from..HSN.Com.They charge you no interest/monthly payment plan.I think I paid them like $35 for delivery .Best of luck
Thanks for showing that you can use a household iron with the HTV. I have not purchased any HTV because I was not planning on making tee shirts, but now I may have to try it. Thanks again!
Perfect! Thank you so much for your tips using an iron. I never had any intention to do T-shirts but some "Everyday Iron on " came with my newly purchased Maker, so bought a cheap T-shirt and followed your instructions. I have put my sons name of his band and a graphic on it. It took really quickly, I did turn down the heat a tad, and used a clean wooden chopping board to press onto. Followed the 30 second tip, and the transfer paper started to come away cleanly. Fab! Bet the rest of the band will want one now - what have I started?
Thank you so much for this! I don’t think shirts is something I’m wanting to do all the time, but had a special occasion to make a few for. This worked perfectly! Watched a ton of your HTV tutorials and I really appreciate how detailed and easy to follow they are!🙏🏻
Thanks for showing how to use a household iron. Right before Christmas I don't want to go to the expense of an Easy Press (although I may treat myself to one for Christmas). But I want to make gifts for the grandchildren for Christmas and now I feel confident I can do that with my regular iron. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful! Although, you will get much more success from your projects if you do have an EasyPress. We highly recommend the Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D as it's so affordable!
Thank you so much. Just bought a maker and can’t stretch to a easypress yet. Read elsewhere about issues with pressing with a household iron and was concerned, but having watched this very detailed tutorial I am feeling optimistic. Can’t wait for my maker to arrive to test this out now!
I'm making shirts for co-workers. I bought my design from an employee at a different site who has a Cricket. This tutorial helped me to finish my shirts off! Thanks!!
Thank you so much I think you just helped me solve all my problems. Love how you show this step by step. Watching made me realize what I've been doing wrong.
I Truly Appreciate this video. I am brand new to all this circuit. I now know I can use a household iron. eventually I will invest in an Iron on machine.
I tried this and it didn't work well. At my cotton setting, the plastic backing warped, making the image warp. I believe the reason is that my over 20 year old iron runs hotter than other newer models. So putting it on the cotton setting isn't even it's highest available setting. I dropped the temp down a notch and it worked okay. Just in case someone else was having issues definitely do a test run.
Regular household irons do not work well with HTV. They have such uneven heat distribution, you never know which part of the design is heated/adhered properly because of this. Also you never know what temperature your Iron is actually at, making it hard to properly adhere your design. We HIGHLY recommend getting a Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D for all of your HTV projects :)
Thank you! I did not know you could put heat directly onto the HTV after weeding. I just figured it would melt and needed something in between to avoid any disasters
This was super helpful! I'm only wanting to put vinyl on one t-shirt, so the Easy Press wasn't a good investment for me. This is a really good alternative
Thank you so much for this video! I just got my cricut, and some htv and wasn't sure how to use the iron! I wasn't able to afford everything all at once.. so I'll get the mat and the press as soon as I can!
Girl, yaaaas!! Thank you!! I've seen a comparison on your channel with an iron vs. an easy press and was convinced I just couldn't do HTV since an easy press is not in my budget. I appreciate this! I'm not confident but at least I'll try.
Hello, question for you. I recently used HTV for a shirt using an iron, but the vinyl in certain areas became wrinkly. Do you know what I did wrong, and if there's a way to fix it?
Yes, the Iron is too hot in certain spots. Regular household irons do not work well with HTV. They have such uneven heat distribution, you never know which part of the design is heated/adhered properly because of this. Also you never know what temperature your Iron is actually at, making it hard to properly adhere your design. We HIGHLY recommend getting a Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D for all of your HTV projects :)
Thank you so much for sharing this! I just recently received a Cricut maker and I am still learning it. I try and sort of reward myself as I go with things because I've had too many start-and-forget-it projects lol so eventually I will get the easy press but in the mean time this was super helpful!!
Yay! Congrats on your machine! You are sure to love your Maker! We do recommend if at all possible to get yourself a Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D . For only $50 you can get our MOST favorite EasyPress :) We use it on all of our projects.
When I had mine at a high setting and held it down it melts the plastic of the vinyl. Idk if i need to turn down the heat on mine or put a barrier between the plastic and my iron which I've seen many ppl do with at home irons?
So, the issue with household irons is that it's so hard to gauge what the "highest cotton" setting is, so sometimes it's way too hot, but there's no regulation with the brands. Maybe start with using a sheet of butcher paper or parchment to be a barrier?
I miss watching your live stream. School has started so I am back at work. Thanks for doing this video, I don't have an easypress yet so this was very helpful. I plan on getting an easypress by next month. Thanks again
You can place a Teflon Sheet: amzn.to/36Z6usA or some Butchers Paper: amzn.to/2Iwid8G in between the design and the heat plate if you'd like, but it's not necessary for most projects :)
You do not buy transfer tape with HTV, it comes with it :) Here is a beginner video about working with HTV that will help you: th-cam.com/video/Md-X0arZnqg/w-d-xo.html
Just like the old days when you bought iron on decals, a cardboard t shirt cutout and you used your iron. I think a easy press is easier, will probably buy on.
So...I'm doing my first iron on and your video was very helpful. Do you have any suggestions for something that's 24 inches long? Never held an iron until now and I'm in my 40's🤣
Hmm I wonder if a silicone mat would work. I'm mostly a resin crafter (among other endless hobbies) and I know silicone holds up to A LOT of heat. I was going to do embroidery on a poly jacket but I know if I did HTV and I somehow messed up it would be an easier fix than trying to hide needle holes lol
HTV comes with transfer tape included :) Here's a beginner video that will help you learn how to work with HTV: th-cam.com/video/Md-X0arZnqg/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the video - after watching the video I tried ironing on my image and after 30 seconds the plastic coating was practically melting and the iron on material started melting as well... not sure what to do.
Oh no!! Sounds like your iron was just too hot. Unfortunately we've been seeing more and more issues with using HTV with a household iron that we've stopped recommending it :( The biggest reason we made this video was because at the time EasyPresses were so expensive, but they aren't anymore! Household Irons have such uneven heat distribution, you never know which part of the design is heated/adhered properly because of this. Also you never know what temperature your Iron is actually at, making it hard to properly adhere your design. We HIGHLY recommend getting a Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D for all of your HTV projects :)
@@dianebeaudoin7831 Listen it works with a regular iron and a wooden board works perfectly. No towels folded on top or pillowcase no i just put T shirt directly on top of wooden 📦 and its perfect. Also I have used Glow in dark HTV with white backing and a sheet to put on top of HTV when ironing. Came with NO Real directions so I learned through trial and error and looking at pics with a 1 word description (directions?). Also mine came with a reusable teflon sheet. I put my design with color facing me whjte backing on Tshirt. Then I ironed with teflon sheet over the vinyl. After it started to bubble I let it cool down and peeled off top clear bubbly sheet. The wént over it again with paper over the design.
After a single washing, was the logo able to keep well? I've been wanting to make my own tshirts for some time but I worry that if I wash and dry it perhaps it'll disappear.
So, unfortunately this video is outdated and the only reason we recommended this is because other heat presses were so much more expensive than household irons. However, with the Cricut Mini EasyPress: amzn.to/38rp9hf being so affordable we highly suggest getting it. Regular irons have such uneven heat distribution, you never know which part of the design is heated/adhered properly because of this. Also you never know what temperature your Iron is actually at, making it hard to properly adhere your design. It's possible to have success with it, but not worth the potential waste of time and money in our opinion.
Would you please do a video about HTV on shirts without cricut only home printers and procreate I am only learni g not for business to to be able to give gifts to my friends thank You... BTY I enjoyed this tip and tricks👍
So I tried following your directions, and when i lifted up the iron, the transfer tape of the HTV was crinkled like it was burned from the iron.. Any advice?
While you CAN use a household iron, it's not the best thing to use for HTV, for several reasons. You never really know how hot your iron is. While we recommend your iron to be set at the hottest cotton setting, sometimes, depending on the iron, the "highest cotton setting" can be much higher or lower from one brand to another. Also the heating element in household irons is not even, and some parts of your irons heating plate is much hotter than others, which can sometimes cause issues as you never really know which areas on your HTV have been well adhered and which haven't. While you can use your iron, it's not the best. We highly recommend getting a Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D
Thank you, I am a home iron user. I can't afford accessories and such, all projects are for home use. I just did my first shirt using the iron and incredibly impressed with how it turned out. :D
Wonderful!
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I still can’t afford an easy press. This helped because I am dying to do a shirt with hpv
Our favorite easypress is the cheapest!!!! Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D
@@MakersGonnaLearn I have the mini. What is the best way to use this for htv time wise? And do you recommend still heating the back with it as well? Even if you do layers or use heat transfer paper?
I couldn't afford one either..I just ordered mine from..HSN.Com.They charge you no interest/monthly payment plan.I think I paid them like $35 for delivery .Best of luck
Yehhj Hhu Yeah I got my cricut off HSN. As soon as I pay it off I am getting the geatpress
Thanks for showing that you can use a household iron with the HTV. I have not purchased any HTV because I was not planning on making tee shirts, but now I may have to try it. Thanks again!
Glad it was helpful!
Perfect! Thank you so much for your tips using an iron. I never had any intention to do T-shirts but some "Everyday Iron on " came with my newly purchased Maker, so bought a cheap T-shirt and followed your instructions. I have put my sons name of his band and a graphic on it. It took really quickly, I did turn down the heat a tad, and used a clean wooden chopping board to press onto. Followed the 30 second tip, and the transfer paper started to come away cleanly. Fab! Bet the rest of the band will want one now - what have I started?
Thank you so much for this! I don’t think shirts is something I’m wanting to do all the time, but had a special occasion to make a few for. This worked perfectly! Watched a ton of your HTV tutorials and I really appreciate how detailed and easy to follow they are!🙏🏻
You are so welcome!
Thanks for showing how to use a household iron. Right before Christmas I don't want to go to the expense of an Easy Press (although I may treat myself to one for Christmas). But I want to make gifts for the grandchildren for Christmas and now I feel confident I can do that with my regular iron. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful! Although, you will get much more success from your projects if you do have an EasyPress. We highly recommend the Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D as it's so affordable!
Thank you so much. Just bought a maker and can’t stretch to a easypress yet. Read elsewhere about issues with pressing with a household iron and was concerned, but having watched this very detailed tutorial I am feeling optimistic. Can’t wait for my maker to arrive to test this out now!
We're so glad it was helpful, Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! I am not able to add an Easy Press to my crafting yet - so this was very helpful until I am able to purchase one!
Yes ma'am! Glad we were able to help :)
I'm making shirts for co-workers. I bought my design from an employee at a different site who has a Cricket. This tutorial helped me to finish my shirts off! Thanks!!
You're welcome!
Thank you so much I think you just helped me solve all my problems. Love how you show this step by step. Watching made me realize what I've been doing wrong.
So glad we could help you!
I love your channel and all the great tutorials because I can watch these and feel confident that I can do stuff without questioning myself
AMAZING!!! That's what we like to hear, Ruth! Thank you for your kind words!
I Truly Appreciate this video. I am brand new to all this circuit. I now know I can use a household iron. eventually I will invest in an Iron on machine.
I tried this and it didn't work well. At my cotton setting, the plastic backing warped, making the image warp. I believe the reason is that my over 20 year old iron runs hotter than other newer models. So putting it on the cotton setting isn't even it's highest available setting. I dropped the temp down a notch and it worked okay. Just in case someone else was having issues definitely do a test run.
Mines been doing the same I'll try to turn mine down and hopefully that helps... Thank you for the tip💕
Regular household irons do not work well with HTV. They have such uneven heat distribution, you never know which part of the design is heated/adhered properly because of this. Also you never know what temperature your Iron is actually at, making it hard to properly adhere your design. We HIGHLY recommend getting a Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D for all of your HTV projects :)
Hopefully it will help!
Same here.
Thank you! I did not know you could put heat directly onto the HTV after weeding. I just figured it would melt and needed something in between to avoid any disasters
You're welcome!
you're awesome! I used my iron and it came out really well. Thanks for the quick and easy tutorial You're so clear, concise and friendly. :)
You are so welcome!
I have wool mat for quilting and wood clapper that holds heat. Might try that to for additional heat 🤔
Tanner if by far my favorite to watch. ❤️
Thank you so much!!!😊
This was super helpful! I'm only wanting to put vinyl on one t-shirt, so the Easy Press wasn't a good investment for me. This is a really good alternative
This was so helpful! Im glad I bought a couple $2 t shirts because I ruined my first one :( I didn’t know we weren’t supposed to use steam! Thank you
Thank you, getting ready to do my first tshirt. You give great directions!!!
You are welcome!
Thank you so much for this video! I just got my cricut, and some htv and wasn't sure how to use the iron!
I wasn't able to afford everything all at once.. so I'll get the mat and the press as soon as I can!
I’m so happy to have found this video. Y’all! I was doing it wrong the whole time. Mama said “the vinyl fell off my shirt” 😭😂
oh no! Haha! We'll I'm so glad we could help you!
Brilliant thank you just doing a few things for Church fair and didn't want the expense of a hear press
You're welcome!
This video is excellent! You answered questions that similar videos did not!
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Richard!
If you don't have the heating mat can you also just use and ironing board as well as your household iron.
sure
@@MakersGonnaLearn ok.
so heat transfer vinyl is the same as cricut iron on?
Yes
I appreciate this tutorial. Thank you!
Thank you for for saying how long heat the transfer
You're welcome!
Girl, yaaaas!! Thank you!! I've seen a comparison on your channel with an iron vs. an easy press and was convinced I just couldn't do HTV since an easy press is not in my budget. I appreciate this! I'm not confident but at least I'll try.
Could I please ask what transfer tape you use for this project as I'm going to try and make a t-shirt for my daughter
Thank you Tanner. You’re great😀👍🏼
Thank you so much for helping me by doing this tutorial!
You're so welcome!
great job. I notice other videos with the easy press use butcher paper, but your project didn't need it.
Hello! yes, so feel free to use butchers paper, parchment paper, a teflon sheet, whatever you'd like, but you don't *have* to, on most projects :)
Thank you
You're welcome!
Thanks for the tutorial! Looking forward to start my tshirt brand
You are SO welcome!!❤ Congratulations in advance!😍👏
Thanks for the tutorial, I always wanted to do this to my jersey
thank you!
You're welcome!
Hello, question for you. I recently used HTV for a shirt using an iron, but the vinyl in certain areas became wrinkly. Do you know what I did wrong, and if there's a way to fix it?
Yes, the Iron is too hot in certain spots. Regular household irons do not work well with HTV. They have such uneven heat distribution, you never know which part of the design is heated/adhered properly because of this. Also you never know what temperature your Iron is actually at, making it hard to properly adhere your design. We HIGHLY recommend getting a Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D for all of your HTV projects :)
Thank you king!!!
You're always welcome!
I buy the good htv and it still won’t adhere well. Any suggestions?
Jesus, you can tell Cricut is sponsoring this channel.
Thank you so much for sharing this! I just recently received a Cricut maker and I am still learning it. I try and sort of reward myself as I go with things because I've had too many start-and-forget-it projects lol so eventually I will get the easy press but in the mean time this was super helpful!!
Yay! Congrats on your machine! You are sure to love your Maker! We do recommend if at all possible to get yourself a Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D . For only $50 you can get our MOST favorite EasyPress :) We use it on all of our projects.
If I’m using a polyester apron with a household iron, how long should I hold it down?
I did my first shirt and my middle letters got i believe too much heat because the letters kind of faded or smugged. Do you know what I did wrong?
Thank you so much! ❤
You're so welcome!
Thanks for sharing! My Mom lets me use her heat press whenever I want, but we're not together right now and I'm impatient! 😂😝
Any time!
When I had mine at a high setting and held it down it melts the plastic of the vinyl. Idk if i need to turn down the heat on mine or put a barrier between the plastic and my iron which I've seen many ppl do with at home irons?
So, the issue with household irons is that it's so hard to gauge what the "highest cotton" setting is, so sometimes it's way too hot, but there's no regulation with the brands. Maybe start with using a sheet of butcher paper or parchment to be a barrier?
@@MakersGonnaLearn thank you for the fast response! I will try that out that you!
Does it matter what transfer paper you use for it? I don’t want to burn the plastic . Thanks
What is the pen that you use for weeding. I know I saw you using it but I can't find the video. TIA
Pin Pen Tool: bit.ly/2kamLFy :)
This was so helpful thank you so much!
You're so welcome!
Are heat transfer vinyl and iron on the same? They sell them like they are different
Thank you, I'm definitely getting an easy press but can't right away and I don't want to wait to make some t shirts.
Excellent tips and tricks. Wishing you a super week. Hugs Susan
Thank you, Susan! :)
Fantastic!! Thanks so much 🤩
You are so welcome!
So i dont need parchment?
what if your garment fabric will not take the hottest heat on the iron? Can you still use this method?
What material do I use to put over the vinyl to transfer it onto the shirt that is heat resistant
what material ws the shirt and what degrees do you think the IRON goes to or should be set on
Thank you so much for your help! :)
Glad it helped!
When it comes to htv on a shirt, say it’s wrinkled, can I iron it like a regular shirt? Can I put it in the dryer?
Do not place an iron plate directly on the exposed HTV. We recommend throwing it in the dryer with a damp cloth on low heat :)
I miss watching your live stream. School has started so I am back at work. Thanks for doing this video, I don't have an easypress yet so this was very helpful. I plan on getting an easypress by next month. Thanks again
I thought you had to put something over the top of vinyl when you're pressing it?
You can place a Teflon Sheet: amzn.to/36Z6usA or some Butchers Paper: amzn.to/2Iwid8G in between the design and the heat plate if you'd like, but it's not necessary for most projects :)
Great video! Gonna do my first HTV project this weekend and as a beginner, i'm just not ready to drop the $$$ on a heat press.
You can do it!
Great information and tips. Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
if the material is cotton/poly blend, what setting on the iron should be used?
315 degrees
are you supposed to remove the plastic the htv comes with then transfer to transfer tape or is that plastic the transfer tape
That IS the transfer tape :) Here is a beginner video that will help you: th-cam.com/video/Md-X0arZnqg/w-d-xo.html
Hello! Hoping to try this out. Can anyone give me any guidance as to what transfer paper I should be buying? And how do I get my print onto the paper!
You do not buy transfer tape with HTV, it comes with it :) Here is a beginner video about working with HTV that will help you: th-cam.com/video/Md-X0arZnqg/w-d-xo.html
So helpful, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Does it matter what type of shirt you use? Like the material
Is it better to wash the fabric before you apply the vinyl?
Just like the old days when you bought iron on decals, a cardboard t shirt cutout and you used your iron. I think a easy press is easier, will probably buy on.
So...I'm doing my first iron on and your video was very helpful. Do you have any suggestions for something that's 24 inches long? Never held an iron until now and I'm in my 40's🤣
I missed what you use the Teflon sheet for.
Great thank you!
You're welcome!
Should you put something over the vinyl? Something between the iron and vinyl?
If you'd like! You can use parchment paper, butchers paper, or a teflon sheet! :)
Thanks! :)
Hi. Can I use Smart Iron On to my Cricut Maker?
Does anyone know if could do this with a nylon fabric or would it burn it?
Hmm I wonder if a silicone mat would work. I'm mostly a resin crafter (among other endless hobbies) and I know silicone holds up to A LOT of heat.
I was going to do embroidery on a poly jacket but I know if I did HTV and I somehow messed up it would be an easier fix than trying to hide needle holes lol
It's definitely worth a try!
Thank you so much.
Always welcome!!
Is the household iron plate with the holes or without is better?
Without is better, but no household Iron creates amazing HTV results due to it's uneven temp on the heating plate. Best of luck!
Love this video! What can I do if my vinyl starts to peel up a little over time?
i have a question would it be ok to use a iron board
Hello, how long will it last before the writing comes off, if it does come off?
Very helpful
Where did you buy your clear transfer paper? Does it work with inkjet? Thank you!
HTV comes with transfer tape included :) Here's a beginner video that will help you learn how to work with HTV: th-cam.com/video/Md-X0arZnqg/w-d-xo.html
How long does the cricut iron on last? Does it detach after the first wash?
Thank-you for the tutorial and the tips. I have a question though what if you want to apply HTV to polyester bag, will it work?
can you put it in the washer now or will it ruin it.
What is your favorite transfer tape for regular vinyl stickers?
I was wondering about this, I haven't opened my cricut up yet
Thank you for the video - after watching the video I tried ironing on my image and after 30 seconds the plastic coating was practically melting and the iron on material started melting as well... not sure what to do.
Oh no!! Sounds like your iron was just too hot. Unfortunately we've been seeing more and more issues with using HTV with a household iron that we've stopped recommending it :( The biggest reason we made this video was because at the time EasyPresses were so expensive, but they aren't anymore! Household Irons have such uneven heat distribution, you never know which part of the design is heated/adhered properly because of this. Also you never know what temperature your Iron is actually at, making it hard to properly adhere your design. We HIGHLY recommend getting a Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D for all of your HTV projects :)
Totally doesn't work with my household iron....I'm guessing I'm not the only one you probably should add a warning!
@@dianebeaudoin7831 Listen it works with a regular iron and a wooden board works perfectly. No towels folded on top or pillowcase no i just put T shirt directly on top of wooden 📦 and its perfect. Also I have used Glow in dark HTV with white backing and a sheet to put on top of HTV when ironing. Came with NO Real directions so I learned through trial and error and looking at pics with a 1 word description (directions?). Also mine came with a reusable teflon sheet. I put my design with color facing me whjte backing on Tshirt. Then I ironed with teflon sheet over the vinyl. After it started to bubble I let it cool down and peeled off top clear bubbly sheet. The wént over it again with paper over the design.
I forgot to do shiny side down can I still use it
Unfortunately no. If you cut it on the wrong side you have to redo it.
After a single washing, was the logo able to keep well? I've been wanting to make my own tshirts for some time but I worry that if I wash and dry it perhaps it'll disappear.
So, unfortunately this video is outdated and the only reason we recommended this is because other heat presses were so much more expensive than household irons. However, with the Cricut Mini EasyPress: amzn.to/38rp9hf being so affordable we highly suggest getting it. Regular irons have such uneven heat distribution, you never know which part of the design is heated/adhered properly because of this. Also you never know what temperature your Iron is actually at, making it hard to properly adhere your design. It's possible to have success with it, but not worth the potential waste of time and money in our opinion.
Would you please do a video about HTV on shirts without cricut only home printers and procreate I am only learni g not for business to to be able to give gifts to my friends thank You... BTY I enjoyed this tip and tricks👍
I bet this guy grew up watching Clint Eastwood and Chuck Norris films.
Can you use an ironing board as a mat underneath?
I didn’t know you could iron straight onto the clear plastic. I thought it would melt.
nice
Thanks!
@@MakersGonnaLearn great video great tips
So I tried following your directions, and when i lifted up the iron, the transfer tape of the HTV was crinkled like it was burned from the iron.. Any advice?
While you CAN use a household iron, it's not the best thing to use for HTV, for several reasons. You never really know how hot your iron is. While we recommend your iron to be set at the hottest cotton setting, sometimes, depending on the iron, the "highest cotton setting" can be much higher or lower from one brand to another. Also the heating element in household irons is not even, and some parts of your irons heating plate is much hotter than others, which can sometimes cause issues as you never really know which areas on your HTV have been well adhered and which haven't. While you can use your iron, it's not the best. We highly recommend getting a Cricut EasyPress Mini: amzn.to/2zvjW9D
I used a thin 100% towel between the design and the iron
I used butcher paper. And works great ☺️
what type of transfer tape did u use?
You don't use transfer tape with HTV... it's built in :) th-cam.com/video/Md-X0arZnqg/w-d-xo.html&pp=sAQA