Macon Innovations

Sublimated a few 10X13 puzzles for a customer.....I really like the out come.....I will be keeping these in stock

Wow

Anybody have one for the xboxone?

Youtube is your best friend.....But you won't be sublimating to any Black shirts....

If I remember correctly there is a setting somewhere about reducing travel when cutting....It's a check box if I'm thinking correctly.....Don't hold me too it because I may be wrong.....Haven't used that in quite a while now. Or are you referring to your entire design to be cut is flipped vertical instead of horizontal?

You know you can move the material anywhere across the machine to work best with the rollers and change your origin point to make almost any size material work....I think you have the best option in that price range

Very doubtful

Very nice....Might try uploading to YouTube then post a link

The main thing you have to consider is what size item will you be focusing on....If I were going to stay under 8.5 x 11 I would go with the Sawgrass hands down.....That being said I own 2 of the WF7110 printers and love them....I print larger format stuff mostly so the 13 x 19 was a necessity for me....one is set up for sublimation and the other is set up for pigment ink which is the standard epson ink...I got both of them for less than half what the comparable Sawgrass would have cost....But like mentioned above you CAN NOT let it just sit around....I do test prints daily and so far they have been trouble free

I've been using Armour Etch for a while now but some times it is such a pain....So I just ordered a table top blast cabinet and the paasche remote air eraser to help in the etching area....my question is what would be the best media for glass and maybe some sources for a good deal.... Thanks and Merry Christmas

Correct,The lower the number the coarser the grit , but if you go with an air eraser you will have to use the 220 grit.....yes that compressor will work

I would just get one of the small table top sandblasting cabinets.....I've been using 150 grit White Aluminum Oxide with great results in the cabinet.....If you go with the Air Eraser you will need 220 grit

What are you wanting to etch? Small items like glasses or large items like mirrors? The air eraser is a very precise tool but covers a very very small area....

I could be wrong but I think you adjust the pressure on that shaft....Try loosening the nut and turning the shaft

I really like GS for industrial type use..

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My 3D printer is the one machine that basically never stops running....I have customers ranging from Joe blow off the street to Dental implant molds...Makergeeks are great...I get all my supplies from them

I usually wipe mine down with denatured alcohol before every run......And I also use Teflon sheets up top and a Teflon cover on the bottom platen

You could make the base out of PVC as well

Any chance you could post a picture?

Mr300 , do you use a press or a wrap? I get great results at 1 minute.....Now you have me wondering.....Next time I make a mug I'm going to try for a longer time and see what happens

Nice....came out pretty good being that close to the bottom of the mug.....

Not really.....I have good luck at 400 degrees and 60 seconds.....I've seen other people post all kinds of different times and close Temps...And you have to make sure you have enough pressure also

And make sure you print on the brighter side of the paper