[ladybiz52596]

Can anyone give advice and reviews on a good 15x15 heat press for rhinestone shirt making?
I am looking at this one but cant find any reviews so looking for reviews and advice on this model also:

http://www.amazon.com/Fancierstudio...5858&sr=8-8&keywords=fancier+15x15+heat+press

 

[BrianHahn]

This is a decent press for $300.
Clamshell Heat Press - CutterPros

 

[gorilladiver]

TransPro 15x15 from ProWorld is $299
or if you could increase your budget by $99 you can buy $299 of transfers on your first order and get the press for $99. Total $398 investment with plenty of transfers to get started

I've had mine about six months and it works great, better than the cheap made in china Ebay press I had before

TransPro 15X15 for Applying T-Shirt Heat Press Transfers - Pro World

 

[OSSKOBRET]

Can anyone give advice and reviews on a good 15x15 heat press for rhinestone shirt making?
I am looking at this one but cant find any reviews so looking for reviews and advice on this model also:

Amazon.com: Fancierstudio Industrial-Quality Digital 15-by-15-Inch Sublimation T-Shirt Heat Press, Red Black By Fancierstudio: Office Products

http://www.t-shirtforums.com/tf-classifieds/t330506.html
Try this one

 

[scaf77]

Sunie makes a good product in that price range. I've had mine for a couple of years with no issues.

Professional Digital 15x15 Flat Heat Press (Free Shipping) [HP4801] - $259.99 : Sunie.com, Leading Provider of Signs Equipment.

 

[ladybiz52596]

Thanks!!!! Anyone know anything about this one:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00IPTKRLA/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A2ISCC5HPW8KU9

 

[proworlded]

This is advertised as a 'sublimation' heat press. It might not provide enough pressure for the standard plastisol transfers. Does it have a warranty?

 

[twosik93]

I just bought this heat press.

 

[EssenceGold]

I'm so stuck on if I should get a transpro or sunie heat press now and work my way up or just save up for a Maxx press. I would get a transpro/sunie but then I've seen some reviews that weren't too good so it made me stall up a bit

 

[scaf77]

I'm so stuck on if I should get a transpro or sunie heat press now and work my way up or just save up for a Maxx press. I would get a transpro/sunie but then I've seen some reviews that weren't too good so it made me stall up a bit

I guess it depends on how long it would take to save.
I've hade great luck with my Sunie and its paid for itself several times over.
If it died today I'd probably buy another one tomorrow.
Plus a $300 press pays for itself a lot faster then a $1000+ one.
I've been looking at the hotronix presses but can't bring myself to pay $1200 to $1800.
I'd have to press a lot of shirts to get that money back.
Just my 2 cents

 

[EssenceGold]

Yeah I get what you're saying. Have you ever had problems with it heating wise or anything?

 

[scaf77]

Yeah I get what you're saying. Have you ever had problems with it heating wise or anything?

I haven't had any problems.

 

[TWELVEANDTWO]

yeah i get what you're saying. Have you ever had problems with it heating wise or anything?

how is your heat press today?

 

[bowen zhu]

Although there are many U.S.A made heat press, all parts made in china, how could you say china heat press is not good? it's just depend on what the quality supplier you find, there still a lot of good quality factories in china, and due to the increasing labor cost, china products have to increase the quality, otherwise there is no "living room" in the future.
So the problem is if you can find good factory?