12 shirts was the smallest I have taken. I took it because I know the person knew others that also buy shirts regularly and that could turn into many sales... which it did.
Exactly! That's another reason I take small orders as well. You never know who the customer knows and it may turn into many sales. Good job! Thank you for watching 🙏
Thank you bro! I appreciate the sub and definitely appreciate you watching 🙏 we got more content coming soon bro! Been filming and brainstorming some new videos. 🔥
Just did a 5 shirt rush order on safety yellow plaid, single colour left chest and back. Took way longer then expected lining up to the lines of the garment.
Sometimes our location dictates or caps us at a certain price point; I get it. There's a few things we can do sometimes to provide value for our customers and maybe give us a chance to charge a little more... for example in my case for the order in the video the customer already knows me and knows I can turn over an order pretty fast, no rush fees most of the time and usually no art fees plus I use good quality shirts and I deliver free for customers in my general area.
I use low cure plastisol ink which cures at 260 degrees. I set my flash dryer about 5 inches above the platten. Once the top layer of ink reaches 300 - 320 degrees the shirt is ready...this allows the entire layer (top to bottom) of ink to reach at least 260 degrees to ensure a full and proper cure. Did that make sense? Thank you so much for watching 💯 🙏
Coating screen and waiting to dry 3-4 hours Separating and print art work 1-2 Printing a 12-24 piece 1.5 hours Reclaiming that 1 screen 1 hour .. total = 6-8 hours for $240
That's a good observation. However, i always have at least 4 or 5 screens coated and ready to burn at any given time. So, for the video the only thing you didn't see was me burning the screen which took me about 20 minutes. All said and done probably 1 1/2 hours... the next time i get a similar order I'll do a video start to finish to see how long it takes. Thank you for watching 🙏
I'm hoping to be needing something similar to this type of order! I'll definitely be reaching out👍
Thank you! Whenever you're ready we're here 🤜🤛💯
12 shirts was the smallest I have taken. I took it because I know the person knew others that also buy shirts regularly and that could turn into many sales... which it did.
Exactly! That's another reason I take small orders as well. You never know who the customer knows and it may turn into many sales. Good job! Thank you for watching 🙏
Love this video, bro! Great knowledge shared here. I so appreciate you! Subbed and liked your vid again! 👍
Thank you bro! I appreciate the sub and definitely appreciate you watching 🙏 we got more content coming soon bro! Been filming and brainstorming some new videos. 🔥
Just did a 5 shirt rush order on safety yellow plaid, single colour left chest and back. Took way longer then expected lining up to the lines of the garment.
Oh man... yeah sometimes it doesn't go as smooth as we want. So the design needed to be lined up with the shirt lines?
Is that Reyes behind the camera?
LOL what about the GAS!! Yeah, that's my man Reyes behind the camera 🤜🤛
Thank you for watching 🙏
good bless you man, you are living my dream xD 👍
Thank you 🙏 if I can do it you can too! Hopefully my content serves as an inspiration and motivation.
@@thegraffixshack thank, greetings from venezuela
Venezuela! Thank you for watching 🙏 👍💯
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. If this exact order would have been 24 units instead of 12, what price would you have charged? Thanks!
For this exact particular order if it was 24 shirts I would have quoted it at $388. Thank you for watching 🙏
Great question, Stacy.
That's great to be able to charge like that and people pay it . For twelve pieces I can't go over $100
Sometimes our location dictates or caps us at a certain price point; I get it. There's a few things we can do sometimes to provide value for our customers and maybe give us a chance to charge a little more... for example in my case for the order in the video the customer already knows me and knows I can turn over an order pretty fast, no rush fees most of the time and usually no art fees plus I use good quality shirts and I deliver free for customers in my general area.
what kind of tshirt did you printed it on? thin or heavy weight?
Thank you for watching 🙏 I printed it on a Hanes Beefy t-shirt which is a heavy shirt
Yo bro, can you show us what kind of software you use. and how you use it.
Yeah, no problem! Let me figure out how to record my own screen and I'll do a video on how I use Inkscape to create artwork for screen printing.
@@thegraffixshack thanks bro 🙏
How does it dry so fast
I use low cure plastisol ink which cures at 260 degrees. I set my flash dryer about 5 inches above the platten. Once the top layer of ink reaches 300 - 320 degrees the shirt is ready...this allows the entire layer (top to bottom) of ink to reach at least 260 degrees to ensure a full and proper cure. Did that make sense?
Thank you so much for watching 💯 🙏
Yes! Thank you!! 😊😊😊😊😊
Awesome! No problem 👍💯
Reyes is there
LOL what about the gas! ⛽️ Reyes is my boy! He was there helping me out with the knowledge
@@thegraffixshack ima focus!
@@thegraffixshack glad he's around, a legend, his come up was the fastest i ever saw
Yeah! He's killing it! He's definitely a legend in the game 🔥💯
Coating screen and waiting to dry 3-4 hours
Separating and print art work 1-2
Printing a 12-24 piece 1.5 hours
Reclaiming that 1 screen 1 hour .. total = 6-8 hours for $240
Still a good trade off
That's a good observation. However, i always have at least 4 or 5 screens coated and ready to burn at any given time. So, for the video the only thing you didn't see was me burning the screen which took me about 20 minutes. All said and done probably 1 1/2 hours... the next time i get a similar order I'll do a video start to finish to see how long it takes. Thank you for watching 🙏