datcat
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I have received 7 responses with contact info. 6 of the responses are a thumbs up, for sure, ready to buy, vote for the Heat Master with no mention of considering a more popular brand. The other vote sounds like a positive for the cheaper model just needs to make sure he has the financing before committing. Even if the 6 are all we've got, I will go forward on this because I have 3 committed locally and I have found a partner who is interested in distributing the remainder and probably a few extra to see if we can make a profit (after all the takers from this forum get on board with no additional mark up attached). If nothing changes his mind over the weekend he is going to make the purchase through his business so there's no issue with a single payment. I will contact All American Tuesday. My partner has a printing/sign/screen print business (and already owns a HIX BTW) and wants to leveradge this order with the puchase of a pad printer so if anyone has any other needs from that company, drop me a line and we'll see if theres a chance for discounts on anything else. I intend to get a price on some transfer supplies and the protective teflon pads. I noticed they sell dye-sub equipment and plotters/printers. For those of you who haven't e-mailed me...do so.
It is very nice. However it got a little slow climbing to temp after it passed 360 degress. Also mine was set for 220 volts and had to be changed to 110. I removed the back cover to change it, but it could be done by lowering the platen and looking inside the middle opening there is a toggle switch there and it needs to be flipped up for 110. This will save you taking out 8 screws. The only thing I didn't like was the fact there is no directions or owners manual or parts list. Other than that I think it is going to be a great little heat press.