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try using the intersect in the shaping tools

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By all means, get the auto open if you are using for T-shirts. IMO the swing away works better for dye sub objects as the heat platen lowers straight down onto the item but for t's look for the auto open. I have a Hix and Geo. Knight swing away and a Phoenix clam auto open. Geo. Knight has...

Welcome. There is good money in short run Tshirts. You need to look into Specialty Materials products. You cut the product in reverse on the plotter then heat press onto the shirts. I use a ton of this stuff. Here is a picture of a 3 color I did this weekend. You already have the plotter...

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vid, some of the ones that have logos on them state that they are decoration only not for use in sports. I noticed the cut out shapes on Mueller's site. Maybe they have it in sheet form. Let us know what you find out. I'm think $$ here locally too!!

http://www.muellersportsmed.com/retailsportsaccessories.htm email and ask them for sheet or bulk material

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We ordered one. Just to see the quality and end product. We had been talking about making a sign for the local kids to use that do car wash fund raiser. We have been too busy to do it so we used this opportunity to have someone else do it and check it out.

Welcome Diva. I focus on the garment side of our business too. I don't screen print, have a DTG. I use alot of Specialty Materials Thermo Flex on garments that I cut on my plotter. I also have a 40 watt laser engraver, Xenetech rotaty engraver and dye sublimation. Replicator focuses on the...

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off when not in use, pinch rollers up, covered when I leave at night, just a habit.

Welcome from another Pacific Northwest member. Not sure what software you will be using but you can panel the image to cut.

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