<t>Just my two cents...<br/>
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I've been an ecommerce developer for seventeen years (my own software) and most of our clients were using WorldPay when they came to us, because there were very few options available to them at the time when they started selling online. They found that they were ...

<r>Which paper are you using, Charlie? I use TruePix and have never had the staining that you're showing above. Sure, I get the staining from the camera aperture, but that's to be expected as the dye flows through the hole on to the jig, but not the staining anywhere else. It could either be that ...

<t>Hi Lianne, I print on a Polyprint TexJet Plus Advanced DTG. Just to be clear, is it white/light shirts with just black ink that you're looking for? And I fully understand... reason I ended up going to DTG was that the designs were all too complicated to weed and could take up to an hour per shirt ...

I use a halogen oven when I'm in a hurry. Set it to 200 degrees, and....

1 x mug: 12 minutes
2 x mugs: 15 minutes
3 x mugs: 18 minutes
4 x mugs: 20 minutes

<t>I have to be very blunt, and very honest... this is a ridiculous way to print t-shirts. For a start, you have to tape the print to the shirt, but that doesn't stop the material underneath from moving and stretching, so even if you manage to line up the print perfectly on a flat surface with the ...

I bought mine from a supplier in China who had a direct contact with Bestsub. I didn't like how low the drop in price was from UK suppliers for a 500-strong order. Can't remember the name of them, but it was through AliExpress.

<t>Can't you just empty it? I've never bought a new waste tank; I'll either empty it myself and use a chip resetter or go through the engineer's menu and reset it that way, depending on the printer. Currently using an Epson 7600, Epson 3880, and TexJet Plus Advanced, and literally just empty the ...

<t>My guess is that the jigs are already being used to create the cases, so they'd be far too hot to use for cooling purposes. There's a size difference, too. The jigs are made to fit cold cases but they change size when they're heated in the press, and likely wouldn't fit on a phone if you used the ...

<t>If your i5 cases are bending at the corners, there's something wrong with your cases. Who manufactured them? I've gone through maybe 350 of the 500 that I bought and haven't had a single problem with them; it's the ones with a large Bestsub 'B' embossed on the inside. All perfect, very sturdy and ...

<t>I'm in the middle of a job and none of my cases are working out properly. Missing corners (which I never get), and ridiculously faded prints. Just used a laser temp gun and the top element is reaching 500deg F but the vacuum shelf (the one where the phone cases sit) is only coming up to around ...