Best Blanks or ?????? to purchase Hix HL Hobby Lite: 9"x12"
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Best Blanks or ?????? to purchase Hix HL Hobby Lite: 9"x12"
Best Blanks or ?????? to purchase Hix HL Hobby Lite: 9"x12"
Just as I thought I was ready to really spread my sole proprietor wings, I discovered it's best to have a heat press versus a home iron. I initially used a cheesy brand of transfer paper from the craft store that work well with home irons. The samples I did looked so home ec-ish and I couldn't comfortably market anything with a plastic logo that looked like I taped it on to the shirt . I used an iron with the WONDERFUL Jetflex premium paper (recommended here ) and was delighted as well as horrified. The areas that transferred properly looked so professional (delight) but the areas that did not get enough heat/pressure were cracked and horrendous (horrified) . So I have come to terms with getting a heat press. I am under extreme budgetary constraints and I have limited space so I won't be able to purchase an industrial heat press for now. I am interested in the Hix HL Hobby Lite: 9"x12" - Hobby Heat Press to start off with Hix HL Hobby Lite: 9"x12" - Hobby Heat Press. (I am designing childrens t-shirts so I won't stress about a bigger press for now) and I am thinking of ordering it from Best Blanks. Is this a good place to purchase it from? Is there another place that'd be better to purchase this press from? I thought about purchasing a press form EBay but with machinery such as this it's best to have warranties/guarantees and all that good stuff.
Re: Best Blanks or ?????? to purchase Hix HL Hobby Lite: 9"x12"
I purchased my heat press pad cover from best blanks. they messed up the order but they fixed it pretty quick so i have to give credit for that. However I find some of the prices on their site very high.
I purchased a 15x15 heat press off ebay for less than 400 bucks brand new including shipping. It is not a well known brand but I just used it on an order for heat applied vinyl on baseball shirts and it did an exceptionally fantastic job. I am very happy with it. If you want to know where I got it and see a pic just email me and i will try and look it up in my ebay account. misterscreenprint @ gmail.com be sure to remove the spaces on each side of the @ in the address.
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Originally Posted by kneequa
Just as I thought I was ready to really spread my sole proprietor wings, I discovered it's best to have a heat press versus a home iron. I initially used a cheesy brand of transfer paper from the craft store that work well with home irons. The samples I did looked so home ec-ish and I couldn't comfortably market anything with a plastic logo that looked like I taped it on to the shirt . I used an iron with the WONDERFUL Jetflex premium paper (recommended here ) and was delighted as well as horrified. The areas that transferred properly looked so professional (delight) but the areas that did not get enough heat/pressure were cracked and horrendous (horrified) . So I have come to terms with getting a heat press. I am under extreme budgetary constraints and I have limited space so I won't be able to purchase an industrial heat press for now. I am interested in the Hix HL Hobby Lite: 9"x12" - Hobby Heat Press to start off with Hix HL Hobby Lite: 9"x12" - Hobby Heat Press. (I am designing childrens t-shirts so I won't stress about a bigger press for now) and I am thinking of ordering it from Best Blanks. Is this a good place to purchase it from? Is there another place that'd be better to purchase this press from? I thought about purchasing a press form EBay but with machinery such as this it's best to have warranties/guarantees and all that good stuff.
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