I don't have a sticker maker, I've never made a sticker, and I'm going on 62 but yet I found myself glued to this video. You're instruction method is very thorough and well paced. I've decided to subscribe as well. I'm alway looking for something new and you're never too old to start a new adventure. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and talent.
Nice video! My girlfriend and I are starting our own graphic business and little by little we are gaining clients. It took me 5 years to want to start, but thank God, He blessed me with a girlfriend willing to take a chance with me on this journey! Good video, inspiring, motivating and full of ideas!
Large Format Printer with 20year experience here, so here's a number 1 tip for anyone who wants to get into signage biz: get the biggest working production table you can afford. It's never too big.
Lol, heavy. Wait til you use a 64" roll of that material....who needs the gym, lol. Thanks for sharing your process. I miss making banners, actually loved doing them all the time. Keep up the great content.
had to watch again lol, i subscribed and liked. My issue is marketing and getting new customers I got to come up with a strategy, lots of good info in this video
I just thought I would mention this, when producing your spider stands just cut 4 pieces of the same vinyl for each corner on the backs and then grommet them together in the corners if you want to you can trim them a little after gromettng. This will reinforce the edges and for inside which these stands are will be more than enough. If use a USB (Ultra Smooth Banner) thats all you need to do and you wont see any of the outline of the backing tape. Its also going to be cheaper and better for rolling and placing in a tube. Been doing digital printing for 20 years just a thought that may help you if you're interested. :)
Hi, would like to check if you use any specific profile from the program when printing on stickers. Or do you use same profiles for banners and stickers?
Hey bro just bought a roll of banner material and I'm curious... what's the purpose of folding and sticking the banner material down? Can you not just put your Grommet holes in without folding over?
As a content creator and small business as I fell into this video and immediately went to look for your banners as I’m looking for one to be made annnd I don’t see it. I see you kinda new here and making your way and if you use your about area you can link your website and all your social medias so people can order and connect from here !
For hemming. When I fold it over it makes a thicker border. So when I grommet the corners it’s more sturdy and less chance of ripping in severe weather.
@stickershuttle what software do you use for it? I know roland uses versa works what do you use for this and is it hard to figure out how to outline to cut if we use the cut method
My first plotter was 30 years ago. A Gerber. Doesn’t exist anymore. When technology changed I moved along, now I use 10’ Vutek UV, eco solvent print and cut, solvent 16’ printer, Dye sub 8’ all in 1 print and heat, dtf, and many more. This business is a milking Cow.
I don't have a sticker maker, I've never made a sticker, and I'm going on 62 but yet I found myself glued to this video. You're instruction method is very thorough and well paced. I've decided to subscribe as well. I'm alway looking for something new and you're never too old to start a new adventure. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and talent.
You can do it! Just gotta start. There machines that are much cheaper than can be good for starting out.
What brand or type of machine woukd you recommend?@stickershuttle
Nice video! My girlfriend and I are starting our own graphic business and little by little we are gaining clients. It took me 5 years to want to start, but thank God, He blessed me with a girlfriend willing to take a chance with me on this journey! Good video, inspiring, motivating and full of ideas!
Thank you so much! I hope you guys crush it. There’s a lot of work to be done out there. 🤝
Large Format Printer with 20year experience here, so here's a number 1 tip for anyone who wants to get into signage biz: get the biggest working production table you can afford. It's never too big.
@@googooboyy as much shop grows my table gets bigger. Elevated up to 96” table. This time next year it’ll likely be a 400” lol
You've just gained yourself a subscriber and quality content my brother keep doing the Lord's work!
wow. that mimaki color so perfect. i used chines printer xp600, hope can buy mimaki printer someday. nice to see ur video.
You are so awesome really appreciate the time you took to share. You have motivated me to start
Thank you so much
Great video thank you for sharing
Thank you thank you for your honesty and growth! A great video!
This is awesome! I enjoyed watching it. Thanks for the generous tips!
Thank you! Appreciate the support!
Thank so much for taking the time and showing the entire process. Very helpful. Thank you from Canada!
Wow, that's detailed. Great work. Your printer looks nice!
It’s awesome! It prints and cuts. Was great for starting out.
Pretty awesome work dude ... I really enjoyed watching the whole thing and hearing the whole story... I like that a lot. (commitment).
Thank you!!!!
Lol, heavy. Wait til you use a 64" roll of that material....who needs the gym, lol. Thanks for sharing your process. I miss making banners, actually loved doing them all the time. Keep up the great content.
it's funny, I think they're much heavier feeling when I'm balancing on my ankles 🤣 Thanks Mike!
Good stuff!! Thanks for sharing!!💪🏾💪🏾
no problem!! thanks for watching
had to watch again lol, i subscribed and liked. My issue is marketing and getting new customers I got to come up with a strategy, lots of good info in this video
Thanks for all these advices.
No problem!
I just thought I would mention this, when producing your spider stands just cut 4 pieces of the same vinyl for each corner on the backs and then grommet them together in the corners if you want to you can trim them a little after gromettng. This will reinforce the edges and for inside which these stands are will be more than enough. If use a USB (Ultra Smooth Banner) thats all you need to do and you wont see any of the outline of the backing tape. Its also going to be cheaper and better for rolling and placing in a tube. Been doing digital printing for 20 years just a thought that may help you if you're interested. :)
Appreciate it!!
i follow this dude in Instagram then now here in YT.. it inspire me to do some stickers
Love the videos..
Im almost 1 year into my graphic and design business and still figuring out my mashines 😂 but we keep pushing..
@@RicciDeVries keep pushing!!!
Love your video's what software do you use for your mimaki printer
Hi, would like to check if you use any specific profile from the program when printing on stickers. Or do you use same profiles for banners and stickers?
Same profiles across the board. But it’s the 3M profile
Hello where do you get the large foam boards from?
What type of work table is this?? I love how slim it is and need something for my shop!
@@Savannah-h2e I got it at microcenter
what printer do you suggest we use for starters?
Depends on budget. A Roland bn20 or a CJV200.
Love your video! Where did you get that banner stand?
Local shop near by!
💪 Chris from Port Side
Appreciate you! 🤝
Great video
The grommets press what is the name and where can i purchase it?
It’s a Stimpsom 405
Hey bro just bought a roll of banner material and I'm curious... what's the purpose of folding and sticking the banner material down?
Can you not just put your Grommet holes in without folding over?
It's just for extra strength in winds/weather.
I’d love to know how to order one of these banners!
Just got it added! stickershuttle.com/products/x-banner
Nice video! I want more. Show the process how u make stickers pls.
Thanks from Brazil
It’s on our channel
As a content creator and small business as I fell into this video and immediately went to look for your banners as I’m looking for one to be made annnd I don’t see it. I see you kinda new here and making your way and if you use your about area you can link your website and all your social medias so people can order and connect from here !
Hey! I am new to TH-cam. Wasn’t sure there was a place for links. Our instagram is more engaging.
Where do you source things like that banner stand?
MBS Sign Supply!
You don’t have to laminate it? When to laminate and when not? Thank you for the help
Depends on the media/ink/application!
So an actual tech will come out and show you I’m thinking of buying this and wanna make sure I buy the right material and be able to know the software
Yes you can hire a tech!
cheers! subbed
Is the double tape on the sides for the banner look good or we can hold or stick direct to window shop ?
For hemming. When I fold it over it makes a thicker border. So when I grommet the corners it’s more sturdy and less chance of ripping in severe weather.
@@stickershuttle thank you
How did you make the scratch discount codes or did you purchase these?
I made them! I printed on poster paper and laminated it with gloss. Then applied a scratch off adhesive to it.
Is that scrim?
Nm, about answering my last question, you literally start this video answering it lol.
Where did you get your website made?
I did it myself!
What vinyl do you use? Can it be used with a inkjet printer?
Eco solvent and UV only
@@stickershuttle what brand is the vinyl? I’m looking to make some signs on vinyl/pvc banner material and adding permanent vinyl to it.
You know you could have printed the grommet placement on the banner in flexi
@@LucianGraphics yes I know this! It’s a great feature!
Is this the cjv159-130
150-75
@stickershuttle what software do you use for it? I know roland uses versa works what do you use for this and is it hard to figure out how to outline to cut if we use the cut method
@@terryw5500 are use flexi design and production manager by SAI.
My first plotter was 30 years ago. A Gerber. Doesn’t exist anymore. When technology changed I moved along, now I use
10’ Vutek UV, eco solvent print and cut, solvent 16’ printer, Dye sub 8’ all in 1 print and heat, dtf, and many more. This business is a milking Cow.