Cad-Print - Using The Versacamm for Apparel Demo

[cajenigs]

Is this just for fabrics or can it do ceramics also?

[escalamaxima]

i need an special ink for do that?? like sublimation ink, or just the regular ink? thanks.

[GEARSLAYER]

Can I get the SP300V, 16x20 Phoenix Phire , some cadprint for both lights and darks, and some shirts all for 10,900 shipped to 12962?

[OfficialODWM]

Approx. $10,000 give or take a few thousand.

[1978alquds]

what's the price.

[reztekpounce21]

Very informative video. Keep them coming. Thankyou.

[JoshEllsworth]

Not a true statement at all. Materials range in thickness and the Cad-Color Solutions material used in the video is very soft. Yes it is an opaque heat transfer - that terminology just implies that it is applied with a heat press and has the opacity to go on dark colored apparel - has nothing to do with quality or softness. However, this process does not feel like standard transfer paper from a desktop printer. Also the range of fabrics that it can apply to is much more vast.

[triandapane]

@JoshEllsworth Does this mean that its quite soft as you run your hand from the cotton onto the print? I have a versacamm which I use for outdoor and wanna switch to t-shirts but wound't wanna get a "cheap - plasticky" feel....what should I look out for?

[andrewmbell]

just an opaque heat transfer on a print/cut system, nothing new or impressive - these prints feel like CRAP