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We had these done by a company and spent $300 to get them done, we then realized we can get a plotter for a few hundred dollars and make any designs we want, so getting a plotter would be your cheapest bet.
@710performance mich appreciated... Made my own powder coating oven out of 2 electric wall ovens .. Kinda hard to find specialized shops here in small town SC..lol
I clear over them as well. Everybody and their brother is doing tumblers and there’s like almost no money to be made. I make them for people but I would never try to sell them for money.
To each their own. It just something we found would go well in our small town. Maybe they haven't been hit with all the tumbler sales over the last few years LOL.
You can do it with a crickcut machine. I switched to a laser engraver. I can shelve a few cups and customize them later depending on what a customer wants.
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I love the 710 logo
Thank you!🙏
I know its been 2 years since this video, but where do you get your lettering from ??
We had these done by a company and spent $300 to get them done, we then realized we can get a plotter for a few hundred dollars and make any designs we want, so getting a plotter would be your cheapest bet.
@710performance mich appreciated... Made my own powder coating oven out of 2 electric wall ovens .. Kinda hard to find specialized shops here in small town SC..lol
What's the best amount of time to let a part cure before pulling and taking the vinal off
we've found about. 1-2 minutes in the oven and pull the vinyl while it's still warm.
I clear over them as well. Everybody and their brother is doing tumblers and there’s like almost no money to be made. I make them for people but I would never try to sell them for money.
To each their own. It just something we found would go well in our small town. Maybe they haven't been hit with all the tumbler sales over the last few years LOL.
Thank you for the info! How did you cut the logo stencil into the tape?
We had them done at a company called Argon in California
You can do it with a crickcut machine. I switched to a laser engraver. I can shelve a few cups and customize them later depending on what a customer wants.
I like your videos. Keep em coming. How did you come up with “710” for a name? Is that an area code?
Thank you! It's. not an area code, just something we use a lot and we liked name =)
interesting
Thank you. We just working on new ways to grow the business while continuing to get our name out there. 👍