Low Minimum Embroidery Work
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- in this video I talk about how i use my embroidery machine to make money. I talk about how i use it, how i get the work and how i paid it off so fast.
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I love how technical he gets. Im barely trying to get into this and I appreciate how in depth he goes into the front-end and back-end of his business or experiences.
Amazing! I thought about embroidery but it looks like it’s too much. I’m just starting out so I need to do other things 1st.
I’m proud of and happy for you.
I have Cricut so I’m not there yet but I love watching your videos.
Yep take my money, take all of it
I like embroidery and want to get into it but I’m looking for the chenille kind and big ass chest and back pieces so I’m still researching but damn this video make me wanna get one sooner just to run hats/beanies. Thanks for sharing
yeah i've done big ass back designs on jackets, big ass design across the chest on hoodies on this machine. i even had to buy a bigger hoop for some jobs. versatility is cool but majority of my work is mostly hats
How much does a MT 1501 cost? Thanks bro
Another great video but what type stablizer do you use.?
i dont use any stabilizer on these otto 6 panels. their pretty ridged. but i use a tear away stabilizer found on amazon for dad hats
I use temporary spray adhesive on mines.
Bro, I wanna design and print hats as well, could you make a video explaining the process? Which do I use Photo or Illustrator? After that what is next? How do I get the design on to the hat?....Thanks
i use illustrator to design, send that file to be digitized (or use a digitizing software yourself), put the digitized file into your machine and get to stitching
Hey big dog question. If you dont mind sharing. What digitizing program do you run?
i got chroma. came with my ricoma machine. but i havent fully learned the program yet.
@@BigBrandoh appreciate it bro. Keep killin it my G!!!
Would you recommend getting into this if you have no experience any of this? I’m interested in this to supplement my income.
if you have a good idea on how you will bring in business, who you plan on selling the service too and have realistic expectations. i think this is a good way to make some money. i had no prior hands on experience before i got my machine. i know a lady that has this same machine and all she makes is patches. she cleared 6 figures last year. on just making and selling patches hahaaa
This stage in my journey Big Brandoh has become Big Bro Brandoh foreal.. I've learned so much and even the videos that don't necessarily apply to what I do, are just dope to watch and learn. Big Up's and I appreciate what you do
Fat man scoop Big Brandoh! Yo bro, that intro 🔥
Real info. Dope content bra..Hopefully I'll get there end of this year.
DTF on my mind for now.
Thank you as always for another great video! I’m approaching 1yr with mine and as others have said the learning curve is real. The more time you put into it the better you get. Research, Research, Research! I agree once people know you offer the service, the business comes. Let’s keep all our money in house. Keeping rocking! Love the intro with Scoop too! 💜
my main issue when learning the machine was hooping hahaha. i didnt understand everything had to be tight and as flat as possible hahaha. so my first hats were all messed up and thread was breaking every few stitches hahahahaaaaa
I'm getting in this realm late...over 60... just want you to know you truly inspired me. Thank you sir.
Thanks for all the content bro. Been watching for a while. Got to make a donation link somehow.
Right on my Brotha. You got the ⚙️’s spinning in my head 🤔. Thanks for all your content!
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I enjoyed this video! I have 1 machine and about to get another one soon I hope!
What were some of the questions that you asked?
ask who? the embroidery company's? man i asked everything from how long does it tale to learn it, how long to make a hat? can i do embroidery that looks like new era hats? do they service the machines? what if a needle breaks? what if i use the wrong thread? what if i put s needle in backwards? is the machine loud? can i lift it up stairs? ihow hesvy is it? can i just plug it into my standard outlet? is there any fumes? do i need proper ventilation? what the training like? is it all reading? will somebody come out and set the machine up and show me how to use it? can i go to your show room for a training session? can you teach my whole shop to use it? what is the daily maintenance like? what does the routine maintenance consist of? do i buy oil and lubricants from you or can i use aftermarket stuff? what types of tools will i need to fix it? etc..... i had millions of questions. any question you have, ask them. make'em work for it. but also what you need is a company that will stand behind theur machine and be a phone call of a email away when you need help. thats why i went with Ricoma. their customer service beat EVERY other companies by a long shot. dont believe me, check the ricoma link in the description and start asking a rep, all your questions.
@@BigBrandoh Omg! Thank you so much. You are a great inspiration.
Thanks for the info. I appreciate it
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I got mine too months ago. The learning curve is real, but worth it. I'm practicing on mine everyday.
Do you outsource your digitizing?
when i first got my machine i bought a shit load of cheap structured hats to practice on. $1 value caps to practice stitching on structured hats. so i didnt mess up real $3-$5 snap backs hahahahaaaa i out source all my digitizing. i use a local kid but digi ninjas and vector magic offer digitizing online. or google digitizers and compare prices. thats if your lookin for a digitizer.
Are you doing your own digitization? I’m like 5 toes down to get a machine.
i outsource my digitizing. i hsvent had a chance to sit down and learn the software yet. easier and quicker to outsource and keep the machine running
Another great video. Where did you buy the 3D Font from Love the font. Much love 💕
the font on the hat? i think it was hand drawn. the client supplied the artwork. the owner of The Creatives Brand is a tattoo artist.
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Great video. How would you normally price out a small hat order? Do you follow the same guidelines as your T-shirt pricing?
Thanks for all videos. I do embroidery and ship within the US. I do jobs from Personal, Businesses and clothing line.
How do you handle digitizing? Do you do it in house or do you out source?
out soruce all my digitizing. havent had time to learn the digitize software
Man, bring your sponge when you come to this channel. Soak up all this free game. I’ve learned so much from you already, much appreciated . Big Brandon is the truth.
Thanks Big Brandoh...You just showed me how to float backwards...I’ve scrapped so many jobs for not knowing how to do this. You didn’t show a lot but you showed exactly what I needed....thanks again!
i didnt show the screen hahahaa after the thread break. i hit the button that says "T.Break" and it goes to "F.L" and press "Stop" that floats backwards slowly. over lap before the thread break. press stop again and then hit the F.L button back to the beginning, where it shows the needle and i think it says "stopped" then you hit "Start"
im guessing you have the same machine, if you have a different one, the steps might be the same, the buttons might be different. thanks for watchin.
Thank you soooooo much. Yes I have the MT1501 as well😂
You know what I always tell you... Get that money, Brandoh!
I use a Rubber band I think i seen it from heart and hustle. That what the best for you. Great video bro love what you do.
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I love your channel and thank you so much for all of the info that you share!
Can you tell me the significance of using a heat gun on an embroidered design?
tightens up the threads and cleans it all up.
@@BigBrandoh Much Love!🙏🏽❤
They are right. The pins would probably work better but you got this.
Super rad!! Can you talk about the digitizing process of either the artwork, text or design before you hit the start button to start embroidering? Thanks, Brandoh.
whats up Steve. i outsource all my digitizing. havent had the time to sit down and learn the chroma software yet. So i just send my vector artwork to a local guy to digitize for me. i take the dst file, throw it on a flash drive and then plug the flash drive into the machine.
@@BigBrandoh dude didn’t even think that you could outsource the digitizing. That’s legit smart! I had no idea digitizing was so complicated. Thanks for the info Brandoh.
@@chairmanbao I've owned my embroidery machine for five years now and the money is real. And digitizing is a big industry, most of these guys are like used car salesman. once they hear about your company they are relentless in trying to get your digitizing services.
Another great video. What type of stablizer do you use?
dope intro
Thank you so much!
Chuuch!