[UNERA]

Thanks for all help.
Now i'm ready for the test prints.

Erik

 

[DTGPRINTERPARTS]

Did you receive a machine?!!

 

[UNERA]

80/20 (cotton/poly)sweater print with F2000 and Garment Creator. Just some test prints. I have no idea what to expect, but it looks ok I think.

 

[DTGPRINTERPARTS]

Where are you located? Looks nice

 

[UNERA]

Some more close up

 

[JeridHill]

It appears you are doing a single pass. I find when using Garment Creator, to get a good standalone white, you will want 2 passes. A single pass with a great shirt and excellent pretreating will give you a white that looks good, but I don't think it's enough to get the look most people are after.

 

[UNERA]

Here we go again

 

[UNERA]

We are located i Scandinavia, and just testing the F2000. We consider to buy our first DTG.

 

[DTGPRINTERPARTS]

Oh nice! Let me know what you think of the machine

 

[UNERA]

Forgot to tell that the picture was taken after one wash inside out 40 degrees. Didnt see much difference before/after.

 

[DTGPRINTERPARTS]

What brand pretreat are you using?

 

[UNERA]

Pretreatment is Epson

 

[DTGPRINTERPARTS]

Have you tried any others?

 

[UNERA]

Nope, as I said earlier this is first time for me, and just had some test prints before decide to buy.

 

[DTGPRINTERPARTS]

I see, were you a beta tester?

 

[EricDeem]

What brand of shirt are you using? Looks like you might even have a few nozzles missing...your white is not bridging the weave very well. I have used the Epson F2000 and printed dozens and dozens of shirts with it and always get much better coverage! I suspect if you upgraded your garment the print quality would increase significantly.

 

[UNERA]

It's a local brand garment. I agree with you on the garment, and I think there is more tuning to be done in GC. As told this is first time for me, and the dealer had just done some shirts before i had the test prints. If I decide to buy, they will install in two weeks. And then the real testing can begin