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Layers in Coreldraw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Vf1imJgl6M

Pat, do you have a photo of this method, I read this twice and not getting this?

Than Tiki

Anyone know this FONT?

That is impressive work you done did on that there contraption, yeppers' that is a hum dinger! As Hannibal Smith always said, "I love it when a plan comes together" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPQlXNH36mI :U Rock: Thanks for sharing...

This is very odd, although I have and use Photoshop CC, I closed it and launched the oldest version of PS I have on the same computer CS5, and it opens all of my images form CC, so to me if it has a .psd file name it can be opened in ANY version of PS, at least it does for me.....:thumb:

That is an AWSOME video, a TRUE CRAFTSMAN at work! And I thought hand craftsmanship was long dead, just like REAL graphic designers, you know the guys who use to draw all their graphics using Rapidograph pens & ink, using Letraset lettering for display type. Now days everybody with a computer...

Sure, how big is the file, can you send it via PM? If not PM me and I give you my emails I can take 25 MB files by email...

Laser printers are better for making film positives for your application, the toner is cheaper than ink and they print an image much faster. You can find a good USED or REFERB 11x17 laser printer from $250-$550. Hewlett Packard LaserJet 8100N Laser Printer...

Howdy and welcome from another Texan! I am Photoshop and Illy Ninja Master if you ever need help with graphics. :Welcome:

Ok, that sounds better, when you first told me 342° I was thinking that is way higher then I have ever heard for doing heat transfer.... Ok the machine is set for 320, how do you check the actual platen temp? Do you use anything to check the actual platen like a digital thermometer? :thankyou:

It's a bit confusing because you on the Imprintables website the instructions say to press for 10-15 seconds at 300° And the printed catalog they sent me (Vol12) instructions says to press 10-15 seconds at 320° Both say to Pre-Heat for 4 seconds and peel hot. Why is the temperature different...

Ok, tomorrow will work. What brand heat press do you have? How do you check the pad temp? Thanks

335°, that is much hotter then they recommend, are you 100% sure? The last ones I made was a novelty license plate 6"x12" and the temp was a little under 320° and the print looks a little like it was over heated (wrinkles)?

Wow, that is using a lot of Eco-Print, so can I ask you some technical questions? On the Imprintables website the instructions say to press for 10-15 seconds at 300° And their printed catalog they sent me (Vol12) instructions says to press 10-15 seconds at 320° Both say to Pre-Heat for 4...

:goodpost: Good positive post, very informative! :thumb:

Yep, by posting your email you have opened yourself up to getting scammed, get ready for the offers..... http://blog.chron.com/frugalconfessions/2014/10/heres-what-the-vehicle-wrap-scam-looks-like/

Yep, at the current rate one US $ buys $1.249 Canadian dollars. That's way better then Mexico, One US $ buys $15.0027 Mexican $.

It's been said on here many times, don't worry about what you competition charges, you know your worth and your overhead and what kind of profit you need to make. Stick to you guns and know that you didn't do it for $28 and loose money.... I have been a graphic designer most of my career so I...

Shutterstock has a good selection of 3d images...