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Sheila · July 30th, 2007

Hi all,

Just wanted to know what other people are using with regard to heat press and related equipment while using versacam sp300. I have read so much about it all

but am new to t shirts business. Any help or advice would be great thanks.

Love Sheila XX

COEDS · July 30th, 2007

There are alot of good press' on the market. My only advice is to buy a name brand press that you can be assured you get service after the sale too. I would also buy atleast a 15x15 . This would allow you to be able to press about anything. Good luck......JB

hiGH · July 30th, 2007

i purchased this baby about an hour ago

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vctradingcubao · July 30th, 2007

With a 30" versacamm, it's good to have a bigger press, a 16 x 20 maybe.

Rodney · July 30th, 2007

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Originally Posted by Sheila


	Hi all, Just wanted to know what other people are using with regard to heat press and related equipment while using versacam sp300. I have read so much about it all but am new to t shirts business. Any help or advice would be great thanks. Love Sheila XX

Read here: 5 Tips: How to select which heat press to buy?

And here: Frequently Asked Questions - Heat Press and Heat Transfers Forum: New here? Read Me

krokker · July 30th, 2007

I found a place online that sells plans to make your own heat press. I'm guessing this is risky?

plan b · July 30th, 2007

hi, Sheila, Thing is you dont want to skimp on your heat press, if you are going to press mostly shirts and have the money my vote would go to the pheonix auto open 16x20, its fast and eliminates one step.

R.

charles95405 · July 30th, 2007

Kroker...do a search...there is a thread about 'do it yourself" the lady had troubles...no even heat...you buy the plans...buy a waffle iron at walmart..take it apart...use the heating element in this press...guess what...it presses about as good as you thing a waffle iron would!...save your $$..buy a name brand..US brand..not a direct from China or out of country as you will likely not have a good source for support/parts etc

Sheila · July 30th, 2007

Thanks guys for the replys

it looks like I still have a lot more reading to do but at least I do feel I am not alone in my search for what is the right press for my business. Once again thanks big x

Love Sheila xx

Sheila · July 30th, 2007

Hey crokker is that really the way to go build your own????????? Good idea but are you being realistic

Love She xx

krokker · July 30th, 2007

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Originally Posted by Sheila


	Hey crokker is that really the way to go build your own????????? Good idea but are you being realistic Love She xx

Its only a question,and obviously a bad one.

charles95405 · July 30th, 2007

There are no bad questions here...it just makes us think and then gives ideas to others...without questions like krokker we might all end up with a product that doesn't work...read and learn as I do..that is the beauty of this forum

Sheila · July 31st, 2007

[Sorry if I made it sound like a bad question but I just really wanted to know if it was really an option or not

Love Sheila xx

krokker · July 31st, 2007

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Originally Posted by Sheila


	[Sorry if I made it sound like a bad question but I just really wanted to know if it was really an option or not Love Sheila xx

And I as well Sheila, Ill save up for a couple yrs. and go American made.

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