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  1. Oakwood
    I also use the "4 finger method" from collar to print start. I also believe in the "nipple theory" that states a print should not exceed much past the wearers nipples in width. LOL, but it's true...
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    For jobs that are 3-4 colors, I would say find a printer, mark it up, and make some money off the install (I'm assuming you only have a cutter). A good wholesale printer will print, laminate, and contour cut a 3-4 color job cheaper than you can cut 3-4 colors for (providing you only have a cutter). Again, mark it up and charge for the install. Doing that, you could easy make $300 for installing some vinyl. Not bad IMO.
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    sublimation vs. cromablast

    Oakwood replied to dunfool's topic in T-Shirts and/ or Garments

    Chromoblast is more for the cotton shirt market. You can buy an epson 4880 from some distributors (I cant think of the spot of hand) that comes with a RIP that allows the left side of the 4880 for dye sub and the right for Chromoblast.