you aint lyin man. the craft pro is a solid machine and hpn service is A1

GET THAT MONEY!!! Thanks for watching! 👊🏾

yoooo Anthony! i appreciate that! thanks for watchin

hell yeah!!!! thats right! 👊🏾 i appreciate that!

i appreciate that! thanks for watching

hell yeah!!! i agree 10000%

vinyl works on all pf those things. good way to get goin. when it comes to doin hoodies and sweats. since those materials are thicker i would suggest a heat press with an easy adjustable pressure knob. cuz you'll have to apply heavy pressure but also adjust for the thickness.

hahahahaa thanks for watchin! 2021 sounds like its gona be a good year for you! I cant say enough good things about the Cameo! 👊🏾

@@BigBrandoh Nice. I gotta dive in. Gotta sit down and take the time to watch videos and learn the software too. I can already see it seems waaaaay different than design space.

nice! thanks for watchin!

nice pick ups. those two work really good together!

yooooo i appreciate that!

hahaaa yo i appreciate that! thanks for watchin

you got it! thanks for watchin

dope! thanks for watchin! i appreciate it

i had the easy press 2, i was not happy with it. i sent it back to amazon, bought a heat press from them.

if it works for you. stick with it. it all comes down to being comfortable with your equipment and stream lining your work flow

you didnt hear me talk about printers because i dont use one hahaha. i dont print transfers from home. i personally dont like the quality of the prints. i mainly buy screen printed transfers for all my orders

lower your heat so you dont burn the hat. or cut a piece of teflon to fit over the hat.

check out my embroidery videos

haha thats right! hahahaaa i stay reading reviews on shit before i buy hahahahahaaa

Yeah wanted my business to go well didn’t want anything that was gonna break on me 😂

thanks for watching

i use photoshop and illustrator. all softwares are similar. pick one and learn it. use youtube to learn all the tools.

they're coming... maybe by friday 🤞🏾

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im in the same boat as you, i have a cricut and a press from amazon...15x15.

thats right! get it however you can. Get that money!

i have no idea. i dont use inkjet printers or laser printers. i dont print transfers from home.

not a problem. as long as it works it'll make you money. thanks for watching

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GET THAT MONEY!!! congrats and good luck with your business. keep the momentum and learn and grow with each order you fulfill.

tHANKS BIG BRANDOH, AND THANKS FOR ALL U DO TO HELP US NEWBBIES!!!!!!!!!

i got vids showing that. i use photoshop to design, save it as a png, put it in the silhouette cutting program and cut it out.

I had the same Question

i buy directly from the manufacturer. if i use Pro Club, i open an account with pro club. if i use alstyle i go straight to alstyle.

samples of what? i dont understand this comment

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nah dont return it. cricut will get the job done for you. both machines are good. both machines have a lot of videos on youtube too. to help learn and trouble shoot.

@@BigBrandoh ok bet! Thank you for the advice I truly appreciate all you for us!

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i got videos showing that whole process! check it out! thanks for watching

I've been looking and people use photoshop, illustrator, gimp, inkscape

i got a vid talkin about this. i just posted maybe last week... any laptop works. i use photoshop and illustrator

Thanks a lot!

no you can not. my cameo cutter only cuts vinyl. it does not print

NICE!!! if your cutter currently works, i wouldnt switch over to the cameo plus. save that money and buy more vinyl and shirts.

i create all my designs in photoshop and then upload them to the cameo software to cut it out. i dont do any designing in the cameo software

sorry but i never tried that machine out so i dont have good or bad things to say about it. i would imagine its a good option tho coning from a solid company. i just dont know much about it.

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custom shirts, 1 offs, decals, testing designs before ordering transfers

check the description box for all the links to everything.

comes with the cutter

i dont print any transfers from home.

check out the links in the description box. i added all htv's i use and where to buy

@@BigBrandoh sorry!!!! 🤣 I never thought! 👍👍👍 many thanks for your reply 👍👍

only on mugs and socks. also masks. but thats about it

swing away or pull out drawer. i prefer not to work under the heat.

i use a few different vinyls. check the links in the description

design size is all that comes down too. will be creating designs bigger than 9x13? or will all your designs fit that dimension. nothin wrong with 9x13 but this is where you gotta be honest with yourself on what you wanna create. 15x15 is a cool all around press. size is good and versatile. so if your getting the cutter that cuts 15" sounds like a 15x15 would pair up good. cuz you can get the 12" cameo 4 and the 9x13 and save on money that way too.

check the link in my description. they are in stock now, so get'em while you can. they sell out quick

nah. cutter is just for cutting vinyl. if you wont be doing that, you dont need it

lets say the customer only wants one shirt. to screen print that, you would have to coat the screen with emulsion, let dry, burn the screen with the design, Shoot out the negative, let dry, set up the screen and make sure it registers with the platen, place a shirt on the platen, put the ink on the screen, flood the screen, print, take the shirt off and cure it in a conveyor belt dryer. now you gotta reclaim the unused ink, clean the screen or clean and remove the emulsion to reuse the screen. Done! lot of work for one custom shirt. HTV load the color vinyl they want, send the design to the cutter, remove the vinyl and weed out the negative space, heat up the press and press it on the shirt. done! htv easier to do from home, less messy, takes up less space. perfect for custom orders, 1 offs and shit like that.

i use shopify and i like it. i dont have videos about it. its easy to use tho. pick a theme, load your pics, update the info and start selling

@@BigBrandoh Thanks for the feedback bro! You're the man!

sorry man. i dont know of any shirt thats like the 1301 that ships to Belgium. you can try contacting Pro Club. their "comfort" shirt is like a 1301 but cut different. cotton feels the same tho

i used a 12" cameo 3 for years. i just recently got the cameo plus. so you'll be good. i did shirts and hoodies and decals with it for years.

weedinng sucks. hahaha stuff thats really detailed, if its htv. i weed it out on my heat press. i'll heat it up, lower the heat down to the bottom. warm up the lower platen and then slide the drawer out and lay my htv down and atart weeding. i got a vid showing the process. for decal vinyl i use a small light table.

@@BigBrandoh haha yeah lol! Thanks ill check it out & I'll try it out thanks for the tip:)!

i buy them directly from the manufacturer. do you have your reseller permit?

@@BigBrandoh i do yes, but i dont know any suppliers who sell good quality t shirts, thank you :)

open accounts with 3rd party suppliers like TSC and Mission Imprintables so you can order from different companies to test out

i got a video showing the process. the thumbnail is a picture of a cheeseburger. its called "hand drawing to digital image" or something like that. check it out

its a popular cutter

Sorry Kahlam but i dont know anything about that printer or setup. i dont print any transfers from home. i use screen printed transfers. my sublimation printer is a sawgrass sg400.

use a Epson WorkForce 7720. or 7710. go to amazon buy the refillable cartridges and make sure you buy sublimation ink (unless you're just using transfers)

they restocked last week. and were still in stock when this video was published.

HPN got'em. check the link in my description box

ive never used or tested or seen the bayside 5100 so i cant compare it to the 1301. sorry

Big Brandoh Fosho, went with the 1301 after seeing your vid but have you used anything bayside?

do you mean, full color print from the cameo? and then cut with the cameo? if thats what your asking, No! it just cuts. but i think you can print something out on a regular printer and load it up to the cameo and cut it out. i dont do that but i think theres vids about it on youtube. i just use it to cut decal vinyl and heat transfer vinyl.

@@BigBrandoh yea i been watching ya videos lately been gettin a lot of good info! GLO on the response tho!!

yup. but it also depends on your design size. if you plan on desiging bigger than 9x12 you would need a bigger press. but if your designs stay under 9x12. you'll be good

Thanks 🙏, do I need a pillow for the mask or just heat press straight on the mask

depends what kind of mask you press on. if its all flat, you wont need it.

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dam. is the laptops operating system out of date? could be an easy fix by just updating it

@@BigBrandoh it's chrome os instead of mac or windows

check the patreon link in the description. thats how you get in the facebook group