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@@savannahbrown570 which vinyl and transfer tape?

I'll give you three guesses on what it took for me to arrive at the point of making this video and the first two guesses don't count lol

@@TroyTube Film shifting, head strikes from bubbling, & burnt film. lol. Those are my issues.

@@Jeppm $1500 in print heads, too...it was either figure it out or push it into the Caloosahatchee River

@@TroyTube lol

So Tony when loading the roll for each job do we just waste about 10 feet of film so it hooks up to the take up roll?

@@jordanc8134 this would be in the cleanup process so before you save your final png.

I just published a video for you, hopefully this helps! ua-cam.com/video/gEq5Ve2IfC8/v-deo.html

Undo...listen to the audio as I step through everything.

@@TroyTube English is not my native language, I listened and also read the subtitles ...however, I did not understand this moment in the video. Please explain.

@@nataliya6093 I see! Pressing CTRL + Z is UNDO. Pressing CTRL + is X is Cut and CTRL + V is Paste.

@@TroyTube thank you! 👍

@@CarolinaWalls we are doing DTF prints but for vinyl I'd recommend brilliantvinyl.com

That sounds like issues with preservatives and nitrates. Nitrates are a big trigger for migraines for many people. About 50% of the time or more prior to switching our foods my wife would get sick to her stomach within minutes after eating and we no longer have that issue. A couple weeks ago she said the only side she had to fix was can of green beans and we thought one time won't hurt, but she got a migraine that evening after eating.

@@TroyTube I sometimes add fermented tomatoes or sauerkraut to my Heart attack Burger or iguana and never had problems with those. Even bacon at times can give me strange effects. Fresh meats never cause me any problems though.

@@chargermopar yup bacon is high in nitrates, I suspect unless it's naturally cured with smoke or organic salt. Fermented foods are good for the gut, for sure.

@@chargermopar I'm betting you have issues with hotdogs, bologna, etc.

@@TroyTube Yes those will give me diarreah sometimes so I avoid them.

In my case I don't believe purines are the issue because otherwise there would be other things like shellfish that would cause it. I almost always had ribeyes so plenty of fatty meat, sometimes filet or sirloin, never organ meat. I have some mild kidney and liver dysfunction so I believe that's why red meat causes my uric acid to go up. My belief is that with red meat my liver and kidneys struggle processing something and it causes uric acid to rise as a result.

@@TroyTube I'm in the carnivore community. I haven't found any evidence of red meat causing any problems in healthy people, but it may be causing you problems. I do know however sugar, particularly fructose absolutely raises uric acid. I got this from both Dr. Richard Johnson and Dr. David Perlmutter.

It's so easy, too. Really almost effortless.

@@DebbieBarrett-n8f I have no particular reason other than cost and consistency, but a lot of ours are NutriCost brand from Amazon. The D3/K2 we take is Bronson, also from Amazon. Hope that helps!

@@RobbieA-z9w I think we sold our first system in 2003 and we were working on it for two years before we closed a deal.

@@RobbieA-z9w and boy did I learn a lot about Drs...

Thank you! I have another video coming to discuss more, so many people asking questions!

@@TroyTubeI look forward to hearing more! 😊

@@suzanneracki5100 New video is up!

1-2 Days normally

We did this one, though there are others that are more comprehensive, I believe. maxgenlabs.com/collections/genetic-testing-kits/products/maxfunction

@@TroyTubethank you! BTW: you look great!

You look great! Thanks for sharing your process.

From what I recall you always ate pretty healthy

I'm sure you could if it's applied equally, but I have not done it. I'm not sure if there's a way to handle the new document creation prior to pasting that would match the correct dimensions needed or not, I haven't tried.

New video is up!

maxgenlabs.com it was like $199 and they provide about 15 pages in a report with recommendations of what to do, avoid, etc.

If you're trying to draw it though with a syringe, make sure the tank is open where you put ink in it to allow air through.

I did. The others all worked fine, but magenta is really hard to pull, and nothing goes into the syringe.

@@SarahJanes-q9r Was this printer unused for a long time that could have allowed it to dry in the line?

There's a chance it was. I bought it from someone else used.

@@SarahJanes-q9r that is likely the issue. You might be able to disconnect the damper from the line to narrow down the clog. Might get messy.

@@OkieKreations405LLC are you wanting a consumer inkjet printable?

@@TroyTube Looking for consumer laser printable.

@@katyfreeland7779 385-400F for 45-60 seconds

@@sewhappy2 not sure what you are asking, if you print it to a regular printer it's going to come out of your printer on whatever paper you put in.

@@TroyTube do you need a special printer for DTF?

@@sewhappy2 yes it's several thousand dollars to invest to get started. It's far better for most people to order the transfers from us.

Hmm. From my understanding this wouldn’t work for a dtf print because it still needs the white underlay needed for dark tshirts. This Was still beneficial watching, cuz I didn’t think to use cricut.

@@MajinLuu210 Sure it will work, I print them all the time. The Cricut software isn't what adds the white back-print layer.

@@tammypottinger3691 I think there's a big gap in knowledge on how to design for dtf.

@@TroyTube yes def

Hi Tammy, you can order from our website at treelinecustoms.com. You can use the online gang sheet builder or you can upload a gang sheet as a PNG file, there are Photoshop templates you can download and use. If you have any questions or problems, please let me know. I'm getting ready to publish some videos on some specifics but there is also a helpful upload guidelines document on the site, as well.

Here's a video ua-cam.com/video/1-F-TKHEFyE/v-deo.html

@@lennyhipp the yellow is more pliable than the white or blue, not stiffer.

@@TroyTube i supposed it may go by the manufacturer then because as far as 3M squeegees go, blue and black are BY FAR the softest.

Sounds like you need to contact Epson. There's always someone who has a bad experience with even the best products.

​@@TroyTube Hi. Listen, I like the colors and the fact that I work with pigment ink. I have a good quality paper. It is not Epson paper. I did again the alignment of the printing heads. Horizontally and vertically. Then I cleaned again the printing heads. If I try to print straight lines on an A4 paper, the lines are deviated 4-5 times. The lines are split into segments and deviated a little bit each time to the left side. Also, it is another issue, each deviation splits the entire page into sections divided with a very fine discolored line. It is like instead of making a very long single line,e it is split into 4-5 segments horizontally and vertically. I work with Adobe Illustrator vectors and it is important to have precise lines. Otherwise, it is a good printer.