Great video! Just some additional notes to add, we currently own 5 of the Heat Press Nation Signature presses and the quality has decreased significantly over the last year. The first 3 presses we purchased were great, however the last 2 we've purchased in the past year are terrible. The pressure is very inconsistent and we've had transfers pull up and peel consistently. Absolutely not worth the money. It seems that these presses became popular from TH-cam videos and in an effort to keep up with demand, the quality has dropped dramatically. The company also does not stand by their product. They do respond promptly to emails, but don't provide assistance other than directing customers to pre-made support videos. Small businesses should be very wary about these presses, especially considering the cost.
Interesting, I keep seeing people talk about them. Where else would you suggest people find heat presses? Amazon is a no, I was going to go with heat press nation because it has been said over and over that they have reliable customer support, and backing for their presses.
I’m not sure why people say stay away from Amazon? There’s usually a really cheap warranty offered. If you have an issue never contact the seller directly use the Amazon app they have to respond in 48 hours…
I am a stay at home Mom going through separation in marriage. I have to start thinking about business. I am busy Mommy but cant depend on others to raise my kiddos and myself. I have been thinking of some kind of business and different ways to help myself. I am scared 😨 but your video gave me hope. I like the StarCraft heat press. Thank you for the info. Appreciated! ❤
Great video. I have the Cricut Easy presses and I love them, but they are great for small and personal projects, so when I thought about starting a T-shirt business at home, I knew that I needed a big heat press. I went on Amazon and got the Vevor auto heat press. I have viewed several videos on people who had them, some people like them and some don't, but I got it because I couldn't afford the Cricut Auto Press and so far, I haven't had any complaints except that it takes up a lot of space, but it's nice that I can store it upright when I'm not using it. I will eventually want to get a manual heat press like in your video, because a lot of people swear that they are much better than the auto press, because you can adjust the pressure unlike with the auto heat press. I will definitely check them out. Thanks for the review. Knowledge is power.
In my area - you can't find any Epson eco-tank printers, except at Costco. If they have them in stock. My suggestion is look for a wide format printer (something that will print 11x17) this will let you sublimate larger shirts. I hope you like your heat press.
I have the “fancier studio Power Heat Press” I can definitely say that it’s a work horse and will get the job done! I’ve pressed 50 plus shirts in a day at 350 degrees with no issue. However, pressing shirts at 400 degrees (sublimation) I have found that the adhesive that holds the foam in place gets loosened and the work surface will expand and bubble up. It’s a machine that I have to give it a rest every hour or so.
I would love to have the HPN 16x24 press but it is way out of my budget for just starting my small business. I definitely see making that investment in the future though. I was able to test a very small swing away press for a day. I have to admit, coming from a Cricut press user, I felt pretty official when swinging the press in and out lol but I think I will be purchasing the Fancierstudio press in a 16x20. That mug press looks great but again, way out of my budget while I am just starting my small business. I will have to continue my search for a mug/tumbler press. Thanks Sallie, love ya girl!
I would love a press with a drawer. I got a Fancier press from Amazon two years ago and it works great but it is quite challenging to arrange things without burning myself or before they get too hot to handle. As for tumblers, I recently got the PNW tumbler press and I love it. This was very informative. Thank you!
A very nice presentation. I have the Swingline/StarCraft press and I love it too. I gave mine it's own table. I got a nice Stanley workmate table and got 2 heavy duty clamps for the back to lock it to the table and it works fine.
Coupon is still active for the starcraft. Saved $23.00 +got a big roll of transfer tape for free(free with 75+ order) Thanks Sallie! Almost got the Amazon press and there were a lot of negative reviews from the more recent purchases. Maybe the quality has gone down. Not wanting to risk it, I ordered the starcraft instead.
Really helpfull video 😍😍 i think i will go with the blue one I have a question pls Why there is a huge price diffrenece btween amazon heatpresses and the last one?
You are 100 % right about circut easy press . I found I need something bigger and better when dealing with pressures, hence why I am viewing your video. I really enjoy all the information you supplied and could only find the star craft at a good price site (out of stock but that’s ok) by your link… other sites price gouging at over 800 for the star craft.
Sallie, I really appreciate you! I love the diverse videos that you put out! You are not only talented but so great at communicated and equipping others! Anytime I am interested in a new project or machine I search your playlist!
@@SimplySallie thank you for this, I have been contemplating a HP for over 2 yrs. I stumbled upon this video (with I needed) as I did not want to spend a lot being I am a newbie, thanks to you, your information I made my purchase… now I pray I can do stuff! Ty 🌺
Awesome video, Sallie. I have the Cricut Easypress (9x9 and 12x10,) and I love it for HTV. Sublimation can get tricky, since the pressure is off. I am going to look into the heat presses that you mentioned. Thank you!
I appreciate this video so much! I am new to this craft and I’m on the fence about which machine to start with or even to make the leap into the business. I really like it but I am afraid of failing 😬
Ive been using the 12 x 15 swing press for how many years now.I just bought the 16 x 24, I am excited to use it for my orders... it is really heavy. lol
This is amazing!! Your comparison is just what I was looking for! You are a rockstar!!! I just used your discount code and bought the 8 in 1!!! Thank you!!!!
I have a 8-in-1 swing-away heat press that we got several years ago from Amazon. It does the job, but I've been wanting to upgrade to the 16x24, HOWEVER, I can't find a wide format printer. Now looking for that wide format printer.
I’ve been shopping on the Epson site - and I can’t find anything in stock anywhere. I’ll keep checking. So with it having an extra color how would you turn that into a sublimation printer?
Thank you so much for taking the time to explain all this.. I appreciate it.. I have a question.. the sliding drawer heat press .. the 16x24 one.. does it make a clicking sound when its on?? Thanks again.
Hi Sallie =) I notice over time I have heard/seen that the heat press will blow a fuse or cuts out power etc. do you just plug yours into your normal plug? I live in a rented condo and I have been afraid to buy one because of that lol now I do have my own electrical panel in here but still - just a little weary. I was hoping you were going to cover this but because you didn't I am thinking that maybe its just certain presses that have these issues and yours have not =) Thank you so much for your content =)
No one has answered this yet? Not sure if I should invest in a heat press if its going to blow the fuse of the entire condo lol I just need to know what steps I need to take if any. Thank you
Doesn’t blow fuse at all. You need to be mindful of how much amp the heat press using. Example let say is rated for 7amp and your breaker by default have 10amp limit, well let say you plug-in the heat press then you plug-in a printer that use 3.5amp. Well that will cause your power to cutoff for that area due to over exceed the limit. Those wall outlet share same breaker switch.
Hi thank you for this video, do you know I’d=f there’s a heat press were you can open the shirt and put one half were you will press and the other half out , so it mark the neck area on either side of the shirt , I’ don’t know how to explain hopefully you understand my question thank you
Super helpful. Although…. I did buy one and it has arrived. LOL. I have the 9x9 easy press and I knew immediately it was too small. I got it a while back before I decided to get into sublimation. Even just doing shirts it was too small. I really want a mug press. Mine comes with attachments. I’m bed bound right now with COVID. So I can’t wait to open it. It’s sitting in my studio just waiting.
Another excellent video! What would you say the ratio is between laser engraved and sublimated drinkware is that you do? I plan to do both but I am interested in your thoughts on the different processes. Thanks.
I love your comparison video. I have been strongly leaning toward the StarCraft press. Your honest opinion.. if you couldn’t afford to get two items. Like the press and a mug press.. Would you purchase the StarCraft press for the ability to have the attachments? Or Is it really to difficult and time consuming to change out the accessories? If it’s too much work I may not use them. Then that press might not be my best option. And that’s about my max for spending.
Hi, thanks for the video! I'm looking into heat presses for vinyl transfers (HTV), and there seems to be a lot of info about heat presses for sublimation, but can you use the same machine for vinyl, so long as it's set to the right temperature? Or would it be a bit too powerful? Thank you!
Question: my husband said to get the best one and invest in the business. With your 16x24 from hpn do you have problems with scorching smaller items such as baby clothing due to the press being so large? And 2nd question, do you have to use butcher paper or does parchment paper work? I've seen mixed feedback on that for sublimation.
Why can't I find anyone really doing reviews or recommending Stahls heat presses? They claim they're made in the US but I can't find anyone really mentioning them.
can you use the mug press for candles ? .. it looks like a good investment. from what youve shown my favorite is the starcraft, looks stylih, affordable, durable, and has some attachments. Since I want to switch from using labels on my candles to a press / a transparent print, the mug press doing that would be greatt.. so just want to know if thats possible. The HPN looks greattt as an upgrade, I just cant believe these things are that heavy lol 130lbs ppl weigh that much , hopefully it works on my popup table well.
Thank you for the comparison video. I am shopping around at the moment. Trying to decide swing away or clam shell. Swing away I do have a concern with the amount of space needed, while the clam shell I do have a concern with the back of the press touching the substrate before the front. Granted you want quick closure to prevent that. Do you see any difference in the clam shell vs swing away and sublimation? Thank you in advance!
Very helpful video - well organized and articulately presented. Thanks! While using a heat press would provide a lot of versatility, I question whether the product is durable enough. Do you know of any credible resources that address that issue, Sallie? Thanks again!
I have a power heat press and I can't get the pressure right, when I get it to close all the way, it's too hard to open and close, any comments on how to fix it?
I have the Starcraft 8 in 1. There was no instructions in the box. Is the screen supposed to show how much time is left and is it supposed to alert you when the time is done? I had to go to TH-cam to set it up, which is fine; but, I have not found a tutorial showing what the screen is supposed to show as far as how many seconds are left to heat.
Do you know when they will have the starcraft back in stock? I've been looking for it and it's out of stock everywhere. Also any ideas for sturdy craft tables to hold a heat press, printer and circuit machine?
is this press much different from “swing design” because i see all the star craft are sold out but there’s one called a”swing design” and it seems the exact same. so i am confused if it’s just an off brand or a different brand itself? lol
I spoke to a professional printer he advised the 15 by 15 unless u want to spend extra money for 4 inches you won't use. He made a point most images on shirts won't exceed 15 by 15 so why buy a bigger one
Hi, it's been 7 months, what would you recommend on all those on this video and whatever new heat press that you got since then? My Easypress 12×10 has problem with the middle area for sublimation, no matter what I did.. Thanks
Hi sallie, im from canada and im having trouble finding a company with good quality heat presses that ship to canada, looking to spend $1000, do you have any recommendations? Tia
@@SimplySallie thanks for the response. I was using a 12x15 and tried to do a Xl shirt and it went horribly wrong. I ordered the 15x15 and hoping I’ll be able to do some larger size shirts. I think I had my design a little over sized for the XL shirt though.
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Great video! Just some additional notes to add, we currently own 5 of the Heat Press Nation Signature presses and the quality has decreased significantly over the last year. The first 3 presses we purchased were great, however the last 2 we've purchased in the past year are terrible. The pressure is very inconsistent and we've had transfers pull up and peel consistently. Absolutely not worth the money. It seems that these presses became popular from TH-cam videos and in an effort to keep up with demand, the quality has dropped dramatically. The company also does not stand by their product. They do respond promptly to emails, but don't provide assistance other than directing customers to pre-made support videos. Small businesses should be very wary about these presses, especially considering the cost.
Interesting, I keep seeing people talk about them. Where else would you suggest people find heat presses? Amazon is a no, I was going to go with heat press nation because it has been said over and over that they have reliable customer support, and backing for their presses.
@@mikylaandres8817 did you ever find a better alternative? Wondering because I too was going to go with HPN as I’ve seen so many videos about them.
Thank you for this update
What machines to you recommend now
I’m not sure why people say stay away from Amazon? There’s usually a really cheap warranty offered. If you have an issue never contact the seller directly use the Amazon app they have to respond in 48 hours…
I am a stay at home Mom going through separation in marriage. I have to start thinking about business. I am busy Mommy but cant depend on others to raise my kiddos and myself.
I have been thinking of some kind of business and different ways to help myself. I am scared 😨 but your video gave me hope. I like the StarCraft heat press. Thank you for the info. Appreciated! ❤
Great video. I have the Cricut Easy presses and I love them, but they are great for small and personal projects, so when I thought about starting a T-shirt business at home, I knew that I needed a big heat press. I went on Amazon and got the Vevor auto heat press. I have viewed several videos on people who had them, some people like them and some don't, but I got it because I couldn't afford the Cricut Auto Press and so far, I haven't had any complaints except that it takes up a lot of space, but it's nice that I can store it upright when I'm not using it. I will eventually want to get a manual heat press like in your video, because a lot of people swear that they are much better than the auto press, because you can adjust the pressure unlike with the auto heat press. I will definitely check them out. Thanks for the review. Knowledge is power.
Just ordered My 8 in 1 heat press yesterday.. Can't wait to use it! 😀 Now working on finding right printer for sublimation.
In my area - you can't find any Epson eco-tank printers, except at Costco. If they have them in stock.
My suggestion is look for a wide format printer (something that will print 11x17) this will let you sublimate larger shirts.
I hope you like your heat press.
@@kathysnyder1034 My area also is hard to find anything, Thank you for advice I will look into getting a wide format printer :)
@@Kavikwolf those are also so hard to find as well! Make sure that you get a eco-tank or super tank printer (Epson) for sublimation.
Good luck!
Try to find the epson 8550 or the 15000(but I know this one is a unicorn to find right now!)
I have the “fancier studio Power Heat Press” I can definitely say that it’s a work horse and will get the job done! I’ve pressed 50 plus shirts in a day at 350 degrees with no issue. However, pressing shirts at 400 degrees (sublimation) I have found that the adhesive that holds the foam in place gets loosened and the work surface will expand and bubble up. It’s a machine that I have to give it a rest every hour or so.
I would love to have the HPN 16x24 press but it is way out of my budget for just starting my small business. I definitely see making that investment in the future though. I was able to test a very small swing away press for a day. I have to admit, coming from a Cricut press user, I felt pretty official when swinging the press in and out lol but I think I will be purchasing the Fancierstudio press in a 16x20. That mug press looks great but again, way out of my budget while I am just starting my small business. I will have to continue my search for a mug/tumbler press. Thanks Sallie, love ya girl!
Awesome! Good luck in starting your small business, you got this! 🥰
@@SimplySallie how do i get the HPN to Uganda, any leads? thank you.
If you have the 16x20 do you reallocate need a 15x15 🤔
I would love a press with a drawer. I got a Fancier press from Amazon two years ago and it works great but it is quite challenging to arrange things without burning myself or before they get too hot to handle. As for tumblers, I recently got the PNW tumbler press and I love it. This was very informative. Thank you!
Did you or were you able to make larger shirts with it? Like up to 3xl?
A very nice presentation. I have the Swingline/StarCraft press and I love it too. I gave mine it's own table. I got a nice Stanley workmate table and got 2 heavy duty clamps for the back to lock it to the table and it works fine.
So far, I love my HPN 15x15! I wish it had a pressure reading feature, but I do love the auto open feature, and the drawer is a game changer!
Coupon is still active for the starcraft. Saved $23.00 +got a big roll of transfer tape for free(free with 75+ order) Thanks Sallie! Almost got the Amazon press and there were a lot of negative reviews from the more recent purchases. Maybe the quality has gone down. Not wanting to risk it, I ordered the starcraft instead.
I love my 16x24” it’s a great size
Ordered the HPN 15x15 auto open w/ drawer..seems like i made a good choice 😁
Really helpfull video 😍😍 i think i will go with the blue one
I have a question pls
Why there is a huge price diffrenece btween amazon heatpresses and the last one?
You are 100 % right about circut easy press . I found I need something bigger and better when dealing with pressures, hence why I am viewing your video. I really enjoy all the information you supplied and could only find the star craft at a good price site (out of stock but that’s ok) by your link… other sites price gouging at over 800 for the star craft.
Truly an awesome video it definitely has helped me to narrow down which device that I would like to get.
Thank you so much for this video. This was so helpful in making my decision for a heat press. Truly appreciate it. 💕
So happy I could help! 😊
Thanks so much for taking the time to post this
I really like the Starcraft 8 in 1 with the swing away.
Sallie, I really appreciate you! I love the diverse videos that you put out! You are not only talented but so great at communicated and equipping others! Anytime I am interested in a new project or machine I search your playlist!
Thank you so much! This means so much to me 🥰
@@SimplySallie thank you for this, I have been contemplating a HP for over 2 yrs. I stumbled upon this video (with I needed) as I did not want to spend a lot being I am a newbie, thanks to you, your information I made my purchase… now I pray I can do stuff! Ty 🌺
Awesome video, Sallie. I have the Cricut Easypress (9x9 and 12x10,) and I love it for HTV. Sublimation can get tricky, since the pressure is off. I am going to look into the heat presses that you mentioned. Thank you!
I can never get a sublimation without ghosting with my easypress 😔 it’s so annoying
I appreciate this video so much! I am new to this craft and I’m on the fence about which machine to start with or even to make the leap into the business. I really like it but I am afraid of failing 😬
Ive been using the 12 x 15 swing press for how many years now.I just bought the 16 x 24, I am excited to use it for my orders... it is really heavy. lol
Sallie, thank you for all the information and tips. 😊
Loved your demos thanks Roger. Watched by Too Crafty in Australia 🇦🇺❤️
Thank you. So much information…. Your tutorials are wonderful!
Thank you for the video. My heart has been set on the HPN for a while
And this is why I come to you! Thank you for helping others!!! Your amazing! ❤️
Aww thanks so much 🥰
Thank you ! For all of the information. Very helpful.
Everything I ever needed to know about a new crafting avenue you've covered! Thank you for these videos!
Thanks so much!
Excellent video. Thank you for making this.
How I am glad to find your video. Very informative, simple and direct. Thank you for sharing your experiences and knowledge. I am thinking Starcraft.
I ordered my StarCraft yesterday!!! Im excited!!! (I do have to return or sell my Amazon heat press though)
Loved this! So helpful, thank you :)
most helpfull video ive watched about heatpresses
Great video, thank you for sharing.
How about electricity consumption? Does your utility bill increases after you start using these machines?
Great reviews. I really appreciate it
Thank you so much
Great video. But I was wondering if it would be best to have a swing away for sublimating on wood and canvases?
Great video, very informative. Thank you
This is amazing!! Your comparison is just what I was looking for! You are a rockstar!!! I just used your discount code and bought the 8 in 1!!! Thank you!!!!
Awesome Lori, I'm so glad I could help in your decision making! Have fun with your new press! You're going to love it 🥰
Thank you. This video was so helpful
I love this simple video. Thank you sm.
I have a 8-in-1 swing-away heat press that we got several years ago from Amazon. It does the job, but I've been wanting to upgrade to the 16x24, HOWEVER, I can't find a wide format printer. Now looking for that wide format printer.
Try to find the epson 8550, it's very comparable to the 15000 but has one extra color. You can get those inks at cyclone!
I’ve been shopping on the Epson site - and I can’t find anything in stock anywhere. I’ll keep checking.
So with it having an extra color how would you turn that into a sublimation printer?
@@kathysnyder1034 you can still get the sublimation ink with the extra color. I have the Epson 8550 and love it.
Is the heat accurate on the heat press
Great video!!!! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much for taking the time to explain all this.. I appreciate it.. I have a question.. the sliding drawer heat press .. the 16x24 one.. does it make a clicking sound when its on?? Thanks again.
Hi Sallie =) I notice over time I have heard/seen that the heat press will blow a fuse or cuts out power etc. do you just plug yours into your normal plug? I live in a rented condo and I have been afraid to buy one because of that lol now I do have my own electrical panel in here but still - just a little weary. I was hoping you were going to cover this but because you didn't I am thinking that maybe its just certain presses that have these issues and yours have not =) Thank you so much for your content =)
No one has answered this yet? Not sure if I should invest in a heat press if its going to blow the fuse of the entire condo lol I just need to know what steps I need to take if any. Thank you
Doesn’t blow fuse at all. You need to be mindful of how much amp the heat press using. Example let say is rated for 7amp and your breaker by default have 10amp limit, well let say you plug-in the heat press then you plug-in a printer that use 3.5amp. Well that will cause your power to cutoff for that area due to over exceed the limit. Those wall outlet share same breaker switch.
Hi thank you for this video, do you know I’d=f there’s a heat press were you can open the shirt and put one half were you will press and the other half out , so it mark the neck area on either side of the shirt , I’ don’t know how to explain hopefully you understand my question thank you
Super helpful. Although…. I did buy one and it has arrived. LOL. I have the 9x9 easy press and I knew immediately it was too small. I got it a while back before I decided to get into sublimation. Even just doing shirts it was too small. I really want a mug press. Mine comes with attachments. I’m bed bound right now with COVID. So I can’t wait to open it. It’s sitting in my studio just waiting.
Another excellent video! What would you say the ratio is between laser engraved and sublimated drinkware is that you do? I plan to do both but I am interested in your thoughts on the different processes. Thanks.
Love my Starcraft!
As a beginner do you have a video of which sublimation Printer to purchase..
I love your comparison video. I have been strongly leaning toward the StarCraft press. Your honest opinion.. if you couldn’t afford to get two items. Like the press and a mug press.. Would you purchase the StarCraft press for the ability to have the attachments? Or Is it really to difficult and time consuming to change out the accessories? If it’s too much work I may not use them. Then that press might not be my best option. And that’s about my max for spending.
Just got a Heatpress nation tumbler press, will you be doing a tutorial soon? I need all the tips I can get.
Yes! 😁 I ordered some tumblers today
Yay!
Thank you so much, you help me a.lot!!!💜
Great video and helpful. Does your 16x24 have sure pressure ??
Any thoughts on the StarCraft 15X15 clam shell? I’d love the one that swings but can’t find them anywhere
I just heat pressed the subscribe button
Enjoy your videos. Which cup and tumbler press are you using. I am ready to order.
Hi, thanks for the video! I'm looking into heat presses for vinyl transfers (HTV), and there seems to be a lot of info about heat presses for sublimation, but can you use the same machine for vinyl, so long as it's set to the right temperature? Or would it be a bit too powerful? Thank you!
Question: my husband said to get the best one and invest in the business. With your 16x24 from hpn do you have problems with scorching smaller items such as baby clothing due to the press being so large? And 2nd question, do you have to use butcher paper or does parchment paper work? I've seen mixed feedback on that for sublimation.
Why can't I find anyone really doing reviews or recommending Stahls heat presses? They claim they're made in the US but I can't find anyone really mentioning them.
can you use the mug press for candles ? .. it looks like a good investment. from what youve shown my favorite is the starcraft, looks stylih, affordable, durable, and has some attachments. Since I want to switch from using labels on my candles to a press / a transparent print, the mug press doing that would be greatt.. so just want to know if thats possible. The HPN looks greattt as an upgrade, I just cant believe these things are that heavy lol 130lbs ppl weigh that much , hopefully it works on my popup table well.
Have you had any problems with the HPN 15x15 heat calibrating and holing it's temperature??
On the 16 × 20 heat press can you do baby shirts women shirts Or have to but a 9×12m
Thank you so much
Thank you for the comparison video. I am shopping around at the moment. Trying to decide swing away or clam shell. Swing away I do have a concern with the amount of space needed, while the clam shell I do have a concern with the back of the press touching the substrate before the front. Granted you want quick closure to prevent that. Do you see any difference in the clam shell vs swing away and sublimation? Thank you in advance!
*Thank* you so much *_appreciate you_* for sharing thanks a lot !!!!!!!!!
Do you have a mat you lay down on your table so when you swing your heat press the counter doesn’t burn up? New to the heat press
Thank you 🙏
Sallie, do you have dedicated electrical breakers for each press? Or, do you have a dedicated breaker and only use one heat press at the time?
@simpliesallie
How’s the StarCraft press done now that you’ve had it a few years?
👍🏼 Thanks Sallie!
Very helpful video - well organized and articulately presented. Thanks! While using a heat press would provide a lot of versatility, I question whether the product is durable enough. Do you know of any credible resources that address that issue, Sallie? Thanks again!
Any chance to get a model number on the fancier studio heat press? Please
I have a power heat press and I can't get the pressure right, when I get it to close all the way, it's too hard to open and close, any comments on how to fix it?
I have the Starcraft 8 in 1. There was no instructions in the box. Is the screen supposed to show how much time is left and is it supposed to alert you when the time is done? I had to go to TH-cam to set it up, which is fine; but, I have not found a tutorial showing what the screen is supposed to show as far as how many seconds are left to heat.
Cricut heat press is at Walmart as well
Do you know when they will have the starcraft back in stock? I've been looking for it and it's out of stock everywhere.
Also any ideas for sturdy craft tables to hold a heat press, printer and circuit machine?
It is still sold out. I wonder if its due to covid/supply chain.
I'm limited on space. Is it ok to run a heavy duty extension cord to a 16x24 heat press.
Hi, where do you purchased the t-shirt?
may i ask a question pls , can i use Star craft for sublimation ?
is the 15x15 big enough for XL hoodies?
is this press much different from “swing design” because i see all the star craft are sold out but there’s one called a”swing design” and it seems the exact same. so i am confused if it’s just an off brand or a different brand itself? lol
where do I buy the star craft ?
Will you recommend buying a 16x20 heat press or just the 15x15 and why? Thank you
I spoke to a professional printer he advised the 15 by 15 unless u want to spend extra money for 4 inches you won't use. He made a point most images on shirts won't exceed 15 by 15 so why buy a bigger one
My fancierstudio heat press keeps on beeping and I have no idea how to stop the beeping. Do you have any idea why it’s beeping?
I'm looking for a press I can thread a shirt on at a good price point. Having a hard time figuring out which presses I can do that on.
Do you still use & have the Fancierstudio heat press?
Hi, it's been 7 months, what would you recommend on all those on this video and whatever new heat press that you got since then? My Easypress 12×10 has problem with the middle area for sublimation, no matter what I did.. Thanks
How can I get one
Is the Fancier studio press able to be used for vinyl as well??? Do they offer attachments like for hats, plates, mugs?
Yes you can use it for vinyl! I am not sure about the attachments for that one though.
What's the brand name on the tumbler/mug press?
I have it linked in the description 😊
Hi, would you recommend Cricut auto press $999 compare to heat press nation signature?
To be honest I wouldn't recommend the cricut. You can get way much more bang for your buck sticking with the other presses!
Hi sallie, im from canada and im having trouble finding a company with good quality heat presses that ship to canada, looking to spend $1000, do you have any recommendations? Tia
So vevo isn't good?
With that 15x15 are you able to print 3xl shirts?
I haven't tried 3x but I have done 2x! I'm sure you could with a bigger print.
@@SimplySallie thanks for the response. I was using a 12x15 and tried to do a Xl shirt and it went horribly wrong. I ordered the 15x15 and hoping I’ll be able to do some larger size shirts. I think I had my design a little over sized for the XL shirt though.
can you add a hat attachment to the Fancierstudio Power Heat Press?
As of April 2024 the Starcraft is out of stock and 25% higher than your $500 in 2021.
what company sells this.?
all of the companies that I purchased these from are in the description 😊
My craft source is out of stock
The Cricut dies quickly too....paid $169.00 for mine and used it maybe 12 times over the course of a year and it died. Not impressed.
I would not be happy