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Re: Direct to Garment Printing - I've gone and done it!

Posted: 01 Nov 2011, 20:31
by Stitch Up
Ian M;32591 wrote:John, I'm always lost for words when I see the work you do. Hope it goes ok from now on.
So do I BUT ..... the brand new printhead I fitted in September is now knackered! Oh joy, another £360 down the drain.

Re: Direct to Garment Printing - I've gone and done it!

Posted: 03 Nov 2011, 01:56
by Ian M
Stitch Up;32605 wrote:Ian, I just wish i had more time, my day job is just hideous at the moment and most of the problems I experience with DTG machinery is the consequence of lack of use.

PS. I don't get notifications of replies anymore - so if I'm slow in responding .......... and when I edit a post, I can't save the changes! Has something gone quirky?
So sorry to hear about all your problems at the moment John & hope things turn a corner for you soon. I get the impression that you need to be running the Neoflex every day to avoid the problems you've had.

Re: Direct to Garment Printing - I've gone and done it!

Posted: 30 Apr 2012, 06:25
by Stitch Up
Who said DTG printing is trouble free? :)

After a month of downtime, we're back up and running again :) Had a weird error popping up on the display each time we switched on. I'm getting to be an expert at DTG problem solving and, in a way, it gives me some confidence in sorting out any problem. As always, All American were spot on with their diagnosis.

Anyway, here's the first printed shirt off the press :) Not my design but very colourful:

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The RIP software is such an important component.

Re: Direct to Garment Printing - I've gone and done it!

Posted: 06 May 2012, 18:15
by Stitch Up
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Re: Direct to Garment Printing - I've gone and done it!

Posted: 08 Jul 2012, 23:20
by Stitch Up
And when your embroidery machine breaks down, the NeoFlex comes in handy :)

Not a good pattern as I was only messing. This is a print on a shirt not embroidery.
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Just a little better
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Re: Direct to Garment Printing - I've gone and done it!

Posted: 09 Jul 2012, 02:08
by WorthDoingRight
Well very impressive, the eye sees embroidery and not a flat print.

Re: Direct to Garment Printing - I've gone and done it!

Posted: 09 Jul 2012, 18:54
by AJLA
Great pics stichup!

Re: Direct to Garment Printing - I've gone and done it!

Posted: 27 Jan 2013, 13:55
by Stitch Up
As any of you will know, I have ZERO flair for design. I sometimes question if I really know what I actually like and don't like!!!

So, with St. Patrick's Day on the horizon I wanted to produce a t-shirt to commemorate the occasion. Several other owners of the NeoFlex DTG printer are really good at design and one of them created what I think is a nice design :)

Here it is, printed and 'modelled' by Angie - I might put it on eBay!!!

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I'll try and take a better picture :)

Re: Direct to Garment Printing - I've gone and done it!

Posted: 27 Jan 2013, 14:06
by Ian M
John, as always that looks amazing & I think you could be onto a winner selling them on Ebay. :biggrin:

Re: Direct to Garment Printing - I've gone and done it!

Posted: 27 Jan 2013, 14:12
by viccar
Great irish design and love the embroidery style ones, they look very realistic.