Thanks, this helped a lot. It was my first time doing it, and it went perfect! I'm new and found this very easy to follow. Thanks again!

you are just making it harder buddy

If doing leather coasters, should you seal the leather afterwards to prevent moisture affecting the print? Will sealing it affect the image?

i want this tesla image!!

hi have you any tutorials with printed dtf halftones or examples of your printed dtf etc thnku

Hi there, I just gad the chance to watch this video as it was recommended for me, I followed the directions and it is not working at all. A lot of step missing in the explanation, unlike other videos I watched on your channel. My main concern is after I apply the mask, and click Option+click it will turn grayscale and as soon as I click anywhere else it will go back to full color. Also, in the video went directly to Level without indicating how to get there. I figured it out. However, it is creating another layer with a mask when I adjust the layer. Any insight will be helpful. Thank you!

0:17The heaven's glare is perfect 😊

Hello, very great video and it was a lot of help. I did have a quick question. On some of my prints I get some cracking or minor flaking when I peel after pressing. Do you know off hand what could cause that? I adjusted the temp and time, time under cure, still kinda get the same issue. Printing on 100% cotton.

Great 🎉, I've learned something good today. Sending love from ghana ❤❤😊

GOT MINE!!

I gotta say bro, the more I look into this channel, the more answers I find to every single problem I face, yall are too good

So u think acrylic will also work?

How is the color gamut of the DuPont ink? Will you be providing an ICC profile for it?

Bmac is a chinese printer found it a year ago almost bought one.

Been using butcher paper for 5 years now as leader sheet cost 20 so 100yd roll

Would you consider selling the bootcamp in a recorded fashion? Maybe even where you have to log in to DTF University to watch? I want to purchase the camp, but September is a crazy time for us and I know no one including myself would have the time to sit still for 2 days during business hours while we are tackling the holiday rush.

Any insight to do this on Gimp?

Bro this helped me out so much thank you for making this 💯💪🏾

GENIUS

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What press is that

Does your CADLink lesson include these updates? Or addresses how to use v11?

Sir , is oven is necessary for curing dtf print??

<<<<<<<hello<<<<<< what if we want to print this design on withe t-shirt, should we do the same halftone proces or NO ?

What do u do if it's going on white and you need to keep the blk

Can I apply 40 40 40 100 in the print optimizer software I have for the 12h2 from coldest? I'm getting a kinda camo looking color while printing black images.

How do I get a hold of that one piece shirt ?

100 pcs one face in 3 hours is not rentable, I make 100 pieces in 1h20~ taking my time with a 2-handle pneumatic heat press. At the time, in screen printing, it took around 2 hours to prepare 2 color screens, emulsion development, machine setting, and 1min~ per piece printed at the exit with a drying tunnel. DTF will remain the least expensive, the fastest and the quality can be said to be good over time.

Well I tried the same temp but I pressed the towel first to try to lay the fibers down then applied a photo dtf and it pressed fine....

This stuff is legit wish they could sell the 24” for $100 all the time to help us Mimaki people compete

So I am using gimp so it's not exactly the same. What I am doing is when I delete the background color using the color picker I have the threshold on it set to 0. I think that means it doesn't create semi transparency but not for certain

Well I guess you answered my question.. 👍🏽 I appreciate you doing this video..thanks

Great video! And thank you for posting. I'm having an issue with my DTF prints that maybe you could help me clear it. The WHITE base ink doesn't seem to cover the BLACK ink if I used all CYMK values. But when if use only a K value of 100, the WHITE covers it completely, but the BLACK looks faded as an outcome.

Wow, that is interesting, the way you isolated the watermelon and did the halftone differently than for the background, that is great help to know how, because the heaviness of the motif requirres different settings! I love when you speak Spanish, thank you so much for the effort, everything put in this video and the collaboration! A big hug from Spain!

Beautiful video!

Nice!

Effortless? Easy? Plug and play? What a joke! Our DTF Mimaki TxF300-75 printer hasn’t worked since day one. We’ve had numerous technicians come to repair it, and countless parts have been replaced. Despite all this, it’s still not functioning. Avoid this printer at all costs! If you’re thinking about buying this, feel free to reach out to me for more details. I will be more than happy to help you give up this idea.

Terrible printer. I bought the Tx300-75 from DTF Superstore; the printer didn't work from the beginning. There was an alignment issue and blurry images. Boards were replaced, tons of ink and film were wasted, and technicians visited us every other week to try to solve the problem. There's no problem-free DTF printer, and at least the Chinese printers don't cost the fortune I paid for the Mimaki. Buy three Chinese printers instead; it's a better deal.

Master!

Seattle, WA

Any way you can do this tutorial for Affinity users? I would love to learn this. Thank you!

Why are you guy's so underrated

How long did u press metal for? I didn’t catch the time on the videos. Thanks for the video.

How long did u press metal for? I didn’t catch the time on the videos. Thanks for the video.

Thanks so much - I want to see duo and tri-tone artwork with this - like the old Obama poster. For vintage look.

Best explanation so far. respect

So this method also applies to gray shirts(light or dark gray)?

What do you do with left over film?

This only works for black shirts you want to knock out the black, right? For white or other light color shirts how far do you tweak the levels in Photoshop and do you go back to your mask and fill in with white, the parts you don't want knocked out and just leave the edges?