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TPrintDesigner · February 5th, 2009

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WholesalePrint · February 5th, 2009

I don't get it please explain how its possible?

slicebo · February 5th, 2009

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	I don't get it please explain how its possible?

For starters I'm sure the back cover has been removed, that's easy enough... it also looks like the platen must be made in such a way that allows you to slide it independently from the 541(platen attachment) itself... but do elaborate or correct me if I'm wrong.

I'm guessing you also have to send "two halves" of the artwork... and the "go/green" button twice...

I have thought of something similar for a different project... keep up the good work!

WholesalePrint · February 5th, 2009

I got it!. The back is removed and the tray slides into place to a premeasured length.

MardiGrasTexan · February 6th, 2009

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	Mammoth

Thanks TPrintDesigner. Now you have my head spinning with additional ideas for our upcoming business.

TPrintDesigner · February 6th, 2009

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Originally Posted by MardiGrasTexan


	Thanks TPrintDesigner. Now you have my head spinning with additional ideas for our upcoming business.

That's what makes this business such a cool place to work in. People pushing the boundaries and thinking outside the box to create products like this.

WholesalePrint · February 6th, 2009

Yes it is one of pluses. Thanks for the video.

WholesalePrint · February 6th, 2009

Justin have you seen been able to play with the Blackbyrd attachment? If so how is the actually print quality? The video is very enticing.

Rodney · February 6th, 2009

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AussieCustom · February 12th, 2009

So how do you keep everything lined up when you send the second graphic to the printer? I guess practice makes perfect.

stitchcity · February 18th, 2009

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	So how do you keep everything lined up when you send the second graphic to the printer? I guess practice makes perfect.

Yes and no, on the practice...
Once your platen is tuned in, its as simple as printing any of your files.

Sterlingscreens · February 18th, 2009

I have been wondering if the platen could be extended to do that. Where can I get this at?

stitchcity · February 18th, 2009

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	I have been wondering if the platen could be extended to do that. Where can I get this at?

Please contact Stitch City

562-408-6144

InkSOCIETY · February 23rd, 2009

Why doesnt the printer in the video just send the artwork as one piece? The operator hit the green button twice which means in order to print the full artwork, two prints had to be made and they had to be tied together. Is it the program for the printer that is restricting the printer from printing the design in one shot? Love this printer and all the attchments coming out look great but I think efficiency could be better.

stitchcity · February 24th, 2009

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Originally Posted by InkSOCIETY


	Why doesnt the printer in the video just send the artwork as one piece? The operator hit the green button twice which means in order to print the full artwork, two prints had to be made and they had to be tied together. Is it the program for the printer that is restricting the printer from printing the design in one shot? Love this printer and all the attchments coming out look great but I think efficiency could be better.

InkS...

I agree it would be more efficient, yet I learned early on and had to accept, IT IS WHAT IT IS....

We also learned, it is quite efficient when you load half1 and half 2 onto a compact flash that the Brother machine accepts. Afterwards we would toggle between memory banks of the flashand work in the following order. Print half-1, Print half-2, Load new shirt then print half-2 then half-1. It was pretty methodical and painless allowing us to fullfill the following...

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