t-shirt printing

[Paul]

this t-shirt is my
and price just drop to get rid off the tees I got need room for new stuff

so weeding is basically just taking the crap bits out of the paper etc

yep :rolleyes:

[cardman]

post the link back to ebay for it please

i only found it when i was looking thought hundreds of other stuff

[AdamB]

FAO John (Stitch Up) - how's the DTG machine now buddy? (still gasp in amazement with that image!).

[Stitch Up]

It's really going well Adam thanks. It seems the learning curve never ceases though!

The only problem I have is lack of time. With DTG printing, you can't just get up and print a shirt, there's quite a bit of preparation as well as printer maintenance.

[AdamB]

It's really going well Adam thanks. It seems the learning curve never ceases though!

The only problem I have is lack of time. With DTG printing, you can't just get up and print a shirt, there's quite a bit of preparation as well as printer maintenance.

John - I'm always here buddy if you don't have the time ................. just stick it in a box and mail it over to me - I'll put it to good use

On a serious note - do you take work on? (or are you too busy?)

[Stitch Up]

We do a bit AdamB, in fact we've been doing some 'dropshipping' for a website www.tunes.co.uk . We're not under pressure to produce for next day despatch so I usually wait until I have a stack to do - probably each weekend. We could certainly add more to do

Something always to keep in mind is that the printer uses a 4 channel CMYK process and the colour gamut isn't as big as RGB or printers with 8 channel colours. Although the printer is 8 channel, 4 are used for white ink.

[AdamB]

Ok buddy ............... I may have something ongoing that just needs the finishing touches - i'll Pm you details when I have confirmation .......