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around here they download pirated copies of photoshop and draw crappy logos with every layer effect turned on.....

this is beyond easy in photoshop

those dirty rats finally got Tony Soprano.....

its the adhesion inkset.... the high color gamut set didnt look any better to me...

same situation here.... I know what I am doing, but they should have trained us on auto mist and cleaning.... they never touched it at all...

when I save as illy cs .eps and import in enroute, they come in as curves.

Artbot..... the 10 sheets and hour is 4x8 1200x600 draft quality. If we move to Production quality, speed drops to roughly 4.5 4x8's per hour. CET sold us on the ease of servicing our own stuff. Plus we can go to the plant and get further training for free. Our dealer made us a...

Im contemplating a setup with different size shirt mounts so you can print a wide array of sizes. I dont see it being very expensive. Maybe around $1000 or so for templates, mounts, and shirt platen / clamps.

DXF or EPS out of illustrator is importable by almost any CNC software. A plug in would be a PITA. You want the operator setting feeds and speeds in his software. this is not simple like a vinyl cutter.....

cutting strip. we cut most vinyls @ 60 - 90 grams

I'm 2nd from the left..... not sure if I'm letting the clamp / template setup free in the wild, or if Im gonna build them and sell to people.

all models have issues. I'm really liking our CET 500 5x10 with the spectra heads..... all I know is we can print 10 - 4' x 8' prints an hour and that my friends is straight $$$

I cannot comment on the HP, but I've been a roland guy for 10 years and cannot say enough good things about their build quality and accuracy. I would check out the new XR-640. Its on my short list of things we'll be adding very soon.

Ryan, Ive noticed that 50/50 and 100% poly shirts print better and hold ink better. 100% cotton is a PITA.

Its simple. We had a need ( 250 shirts in 24 hours ) I like big designs and no local screen printers seem to get it. We pride ourselves in being a shop that can do anything!!!! Today I printed a 2X shirt sleeve to sleeve just to prove it could be done. As for pre treatment, none at all...

Here are some shirts we printed recently. I'm pretty amazed with how well they hold up and how well it prints. We developed a neat stretching system and template setup to print them.....

p95 acrylic would be perfect. comes in 1/4" and 1/2" for sure. why mess with frosting your own when its on the shelf???

FYI....... I'm printing t-shirts on my CET now...... I think I may sell this jig after I patent it..... works like a charm!!!!

Ij35 works like a champ. we overlam with oracal 210 lam. turn left drivers never have money.... go after the drag racers...

awesome... I'll play with them and see what works.