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I don't often get asked to produce 'oversized' t-shirt prints and when I have, I've just turned the work down!!

So, a few weeks ago I decided to get all the ingredients to build a larger platen and these have been cluttering our hall since then!

Yesterday I was asked if I could print 20 shirts with oversized prints and decided to take it on. The downside for us is that we can only print 1 shirt per printer pass instead of 3, so production is slower Anyway, today we printed all 20 shirts and here's the first off the press - modelled by Angie



I'm quite pleased how it turned out and we can go quite a bit larger

Cheers

John

another design to rub our noses into the fact you have the BEST printer here
you really know how to make ppl feel jealous John lol

Brilliant work as always John. :biggrin:

Ian M;37451 wrote:Brilliant work as always John. :biggrin:

I second that - outstanding John, what size is that design? (just curious on the new print area you have now).

Oh, are they for a band/group?

Your stuff always amazes me and makes oh so just a tad jealous.

Thanks for the comments :redface:

Oversized printing has been something on the back burner for quite a while but, as with everything, it all takes time but when you get an order for 20 shirts it sorta galvanises you into action!!

The platen I 'constructed' yesterday will allow me to print upto 24" x 15.75" - that should be big enough for most t-shirt printing. The NeoFlex will allow printing upto
[FONT="Calibri]17" x 42” or 43 x 106cms if I build an even larger platen.

If I get time today, I'm going to try a framed canvas for the first time

Cheers

John[/FONT]

nice one indeed

Nice one John......thats well worth keeping in mind

Nice work John. Good luck with the canvas.
Here is a t-shirt I printed on my Neo just before Christmas. Standard A3 size.
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Earl

Earl, that is really good. :biggrin: