A Typical T Shirt Printing Order And How We Do It
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- In this video I show you how we get our orders come in and how we process a single t shirt order.
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Once again you saved me!! I was forever trying to get the center and you quick method really helps. Keep them coming!!
Glad it helped Jeff.
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Martin
Thanks Martin. I just finished my first multiple shirt order. 29 with vinyl graphics. All came out great!! I just followed your suggestions on your DVD and everything worked like a charm. Thanks again!!
Nice one Jeff. Good luck bud.
Another great video Martin. No waffle, straight to the point! Keep up the great work mate. Cheers. Mick
Thanks Mick.
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Martin
Good to see u again looking 4would to the laser paper :)
Won't be long Dan.
Thanks again Martin. Clear education. Looking forward to your experience with the forever laser transfer.
So am I Bryan I take it you saw the first wash vid th-cam.com/video/YyhFdtrGDb4/w-d-xo.html
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Martin
sure did. looks very promising. if that's the quality after washing then this paper is perfect for full color prints
Brilliant Insight. Really thinking about starting up but scared of failure, videos full of helpful information. Keep up the good work!
Nice rant, looking forward to your take on the no weed system.
Thanks for watching.
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Martin
10:30 i like how happy you are about this simple Photoshop Mock Up :)
Just happy to share that info bud.
Excellent video
Concise and informative. Well done!
Thanks Perry.
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Martin
Love this video to the point, and a lot of good info.
Thanks Loetta, glad you enjoyed the vid.
Always look forward to your vids mate. keep em coming
Thanks Dug
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Martin
Great vid Martin
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Jamie
Thanks Jamie
Fantastic practical video
Again great insight Martin . Was going to say no vat bill , But clothing is vat free i think .
Cheers Pete.
man I really appreciate this video
Hay Antonio, thanks for watching bud.
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Martin
great video ,and waiting for wash test of forever laser transfer paper .
Here's the first wash test th-cam.com/video/YyhFdtrGDb4/w-d-xo.html
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Martin
hi Martin great vid as always, but could do with another chat re the settings you use for the heat press and mug press, maybe next time I am in your area you could show me, I have your DVD but I cant seem to find the settings bit thanks Martin
Paul, The setting I use for my mug press would be no use to you as the circuit board in my press has been changed. The person you need to talk to is Chris at subliblanks as he will know the spec of your press.
The settings I used in my youtube vid for this press is different now as I was given a different circuit board but even that one has been updated now. I no longer do in house tutorials as I'm very busy now, as you can imagine.
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Martin
Whats up martin cheers from the United States mate!
Hey, thanks Derek.
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Martin
Super
What size is the vinyl
Hey Martin I love the videos but where did u make your website can you do a video on how to make one ??
That would be my UKinternetmarketingschool website are you talking about. It is a wordpress website with a membership site plug in. Not something I would put in my t shirt training videos I'm afraid.
hi martin have found your vids interesting regarding t/shirts and mugs how do i buy the dvd
You can get them on my website at ukinternetmarketingschool.com/
Buddy what's the difference between the CISS System from the regular ink cartridges for the Artisan 1430 large format printer...does it print the same..
The CISS allows you to have a larger supply of ink and I buy mine very cheaply so I save lots of money over people who have to keep changing the original cartridges. Prints exactly the same.
Hi Martin.. Where do you purchase your sheets of vinyl from (Do you have a link) Thanks
I get my clothing vinyls from www.mdpsupplies.co.uk/cameohotflex.aspx
Another great video Martin. I've started to get a few orders now via Facebook from mainly friends and family and have now been asked the question I was dreading, Am I paying tax at the end of the year? Well I've only done around £150-£250 worth of products so far and I have a full time job too, I was just wondering, when you started out did you go full out self employed from day one or did you make a judgement later on? I'm not too clued about about this side of things and was hoping you could give me some advice. Do you know if there is an amount you can sell without having to declare?
All you have to do is contact an accountant and tell him that you are just starting up a sideline business and you are still in full time employment and he'll register you and tell you what you need to do. He'll set it all up for you.
You will be a sole trader and won't pay him anything till the end of the tax year. An accountant will be about £200 per year to do your tax returns.
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Martin
you need to do in caps
Yes, I agree.
Do you have a website for ordering personalised tshirts ect. Thanks
You can email at tshirtcave@gmail.com bud.
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Martin
Hey martin. What heat press are you using? Do you have any recommendations?
i am using a Galaxy DP100. Stahl's presses are very good as well.
Do you ship to the US? I tried to purchase DVD but it kept asking shipping method, and there's no methods to choose from.
Yes I do ship to the US, Shipping is included.
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Martin
Which Tshirt supplier do you use?
T share that in my training dvd
what kind of film r u using for black tshirt
This is clothing vinyl bud
Nice, what type of cutter do you recommend?
You can't beat the Silhouette Cameo for t shirt transfer cutting.
where do you buy bulk t shirts
Absolute Apparel in the UK
How big are your vinyl sheets?
330mm x 500mm Ideal for the Silhouette Cameo
which platform you are sell on ?!
We sell mostly on Facebook and ebay plus a couple of my websites.
Hi,
Where can I buy galaxy heat press 16x20 from?
I got mine from Subliblanks in the UK
Martin Butler I have looked at and everything thing is out of stock on there website, I was wondering if I can get it from somewhere else
probably, try and Google it bud.
Give Subliblanks a call to find out.
does ebay charge you to list your shirts ?
I don't get a listing fee only a final fee when an item sells.
Hi. Where you order T-shirt and mugs? I start my own business and looking good wholesale.
Check out my training dvd where I give all that info.
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Martin
Do you have any online tutorial or only DVD? I ask because I don't have DVD player :)
Yes bud at www.udemy.com/how-to-start-a-t-shirt-transfer-printing-business-from-home
Hi I buy and watch your course and you don't inform where you buy t-shirt. I find information about heat press, graphic etc but not about t-shirt can you told me where you buy t-shirt and mugs?
Drop me an email bud as I provide full email support. Go to my ukinternetmarketingschool website and use the contact me page.
Cheers
Martin