Hi

I use a 3d vacuum heat press and was wondering if anyone else has experienced an extremely noisy fan?

I don't think it used to be this this noisy so I'm just wondering if there should be something I need to be doing to reduce the noise.

Peggy

<r><QUOTE author="ArtyGamer;104026"><s>[QUOTE=ArtyGamer;104026]</s>First thing you want to do is to remove the suspended tray (the one you'd take out for doing mugs) and check the hose at both ends for cracks, splits, or holes. If you find any, just cut them off to leave a clean, sharp edge again ...

Hi - did you find a solution?

<t>Hi<br/>
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I use a 3d sublimation heat press to transfer designs onto my phone cases at the moment and they are turning out quite well.<br/>
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However, i am interested in adding glitter to my phone cases.<br/>
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I know that people use glitter heat transfer vinyl for clothing but I have ...

<r><QUOTE author="galerion;115241"><s>[QUOTE=galerion;115241]</s>Yes but which, there are a few and they are different sizes so require different times. Describe it, how many mugs can you put in it? what colour is it?<e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>

it looks like this<br/>
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galerion;115239 wrote:Which 3d heat press?

It's a vacuum one

<t>I use a silicone mug wrap.<br/>
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Sublimation paper with Sawgrass inks and a Ricoh printer.<br/>
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i currently preheat the 3d heat press to 200 celcius, whilst it heats up, i prepare the mug (stick the design onto the mug and then wrap the silicone wrap around it).<br/>
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Then i put ...

<t>Hi<br/>
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I currently use my 3d heat press to sublimate phone cases and they turn out perfectly but I want to start sublimating mugs.<br/>
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I've bought some orca coated 11oz mugs to test on, but the last few attempts have not turned out well. The colour just isn't vibrant enough.<br ...