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Has anyone used this new siser easysubli-HTV I've had a delivery of me 1st 10pcs of the stuff from Amazon it's silly money so I hope it's worth every penny of every pound
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We do a lot of sublimation. I have samples of the easy subli that I haven't ventured into yet. Any tips, suggestions on the print/cut process with easy subli? We will be using the Roland GX24 to do the contour cutting.
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Another Easy Subli Video
Sheesh. She must be faking the enthusiasm. Either that or she just doesn't recognize how crappy her work is. Surely Easy Subli doesn't have to be crap? Why does everybody put the big *** border on it? Damn.
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It depends on what you are using it for.
Great for some things (e.g small logos), but horrible for large full front designs on t-shirts.
My opinion at least.
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Agreed. I experimented with it for large, solid designs, and found it uncomfortable to wear. It is thick and heavy and makes for a stiff, sweaty rectangle on your chest or back. Perhaps would be more acceptable on a garment that was thick and heavy itself, like a mid, or heavier, weight sweatshirt/hoodie. For smaller art, or larger art with lots of empty space cut out, it has potential.
Probably best to do the two-step process. Print the art to a regular piece of sublimation transfer paper, then press that to the EasySubli. Running ES through your printer can be frustrating and messy ... YMMV.
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