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So i'll be using this for my very first heat press project! Glad it's for my husband. But i'm doing 36 shirts front and back. Guess i'll get my feet wet quick. But i was wondering, i have the GCC pro cutter and they sent me therma flex for my sample will the settings for therma flex work for the eco film?
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What speed do you guys recommend ?
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20 cm per second gets the job done. If you're cutting names, numbers or anything without a ton of detail, crank it up to 50.
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