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that's correct. There's one that comes in the box of the Ace Pro but that one is terrible. don't use that one. it's unreliable and should be recalled or not given out to customers. The one in the video here does not come in the box and has to be purchased separately. i hope that helps.

@@HaiTech Thanks! My thoughts exactly ab the one in the box. Tried wiggling it and the camera fell, luckily on my bed and not on solid rock.

The image that you're trying to print, what are the dimensions? how big are you wanting to print it?

if you're using the oven it's about 2-3 minutes

what stats are you referring to?

Referring to the cost of uv dtf printing what's the cost to produce a sheet ?

are you doing this for fun/hobby or professionally for money? if it's for fun then go with heat transfer paper. if it's professionally then go with DTF method.

can you give me details on what is a "small" t shirt business? how many shirts are you currently selling on average per day? thanks!

you will not be able to add hot water during the espresso extraction which is what a Lungo. You would be able to add hot water immediately after the espresso is excracted, which would be an Americano. does it taste any different? Caffe crema is a long espresso shot. Because this is a semi automatic the extraction time varies on the grind size. i find that if it's too coarse it extracts fast and in shorter time. i think caffe crema may be a bit harder to do with this machine, at least on a consistent basis.

yes

Procolored says not to in their instructional vieos, but they didn't give a reason why. i think you can put it back into the tanks lol. i realized that after the printer was setup.

i will have a course coming that will go into every detail of starting a business with DTF printing.

i have link in description. it's from procolored

what type of files are your images? for best results they should be PNG format.

i tried to download new firmware using their app, but it said i was on the latest firmware. did you do it using the app?

@@HaiTech yes im using the app… it’s blank

after the initial 5 minute flush (there's a countdown on the faucet), you will need to do another flush. the 2nd flush is much longer. both flushes should flush out all 3 filters including the RO.

good question let me ask water drop. i'll get back with you on that. my guess is that it detects the amount of water that goes through the filter because the specifications on the RO filter says "Provides up to 24 months or 2,200 gallons of clean water." waterdrop says: "Its life span detects the amount of water that goes through the filter and the types of water. If it is municipal water, the filter lifespan will be longer. If rainwater or well water, without pre-processing, the filter lifespan will be shortened. Hope can help."

Glad you like it!

you can add the file as an exception without having to turn off the security completely

Thanks for sharing! we use the pressure cooker everyday lol. it's amazing what you can cook in that thing. then i just throw it into the dishwasher and call it a day.

K6: Maximum Daily Capacity 600 GPD Feed Water Pressure 14.5-87 psi/0.1-0.6 MPa Rated Voltage/Current 110-12OV /7A Rated Frequency 60HZ WD-G3P800: Feed Water Pressure 14.5-87 psi/0.1-0.6 MPa Max Daily Production Rate 800 GPD Power Specification Input 110-240 VAC, 2.5A Rated Frequency 50 / 60 HZ

Glad I could help!

hold down the FAN button for 5 seconds and it will reset the red light

@@HaiTech it worked. Thanks.

Ace pro costs a bit more.

@@HaiTech no it doesn’t. 429,99Eur ace pro VS 449,99Eur Go 3 right now on official website

got it. different market. well if it's cheaper i would go with the Ace Pro. much better image quality than GO 3. GO 3 if you need that small form factor to get super cool shots.

$650 on amazon

you can create your own or you can buy them premade

don't you hate it when you have to fulfill a 1000 orders and then the blinking light of death comes on. glad i could help! thanks for stopping by

Procolored says to increase the varnish. I would contact their support to see exactly how to do that in the PRINT EXT software.

it should print continuously everything that you set it to print. for example if you printed 3 pictures of mario, it should print all 3 without stopping after the first mario. if it is not doing that you could possibly update the PRO RIP software

You're welcome

at least a hundred times

it attaches as it prints. it prints and laminate for you.

the printers in that video are only for fabric. you would need this printer in order to put designs on metal, plastic, hard surfaces: czcams.com/video/ya6aCRxoA-Q/video.html (UV DTF Sticker printer)

interesting

Good choice! i absolutely love this size. we would take it with us when we lived away from home. compact, lightweight, just throw it in the dishwasher and call it a day.

i have only used this model from Bluevua. they only have 2 models from what i have seen recently. I have used many waterdrop filters. they have quite a few options for countertop and under the sink. i currently have a waterdrop under the sink, the model is X16. it's super expensive and you can find models just as good for half the cost. It's a great filter but it's not my favorite that i've used. My favorite has been the waterdrop K6 because it has a hot water option. my favorite countertop RO filter has been the waterdrop CORE. hope that helps.

@@HaiTech thx, i ordered the bluevua non lte version (the more expensive version). your thoughts on this one? it costs 429 on amazon, saved all my money for it. thanks for your replys

i wanted to try that one. it looks promising, but Bluevua never sent it to me for review so I don't have any experience with it. These countertop RO filters are definitely game changers no matter which one you go with. real actual filtered water without taking up all the counter space. it beats having to buy water or refilling at the water stations every few days (time, gas, convenience, money).

not even 😂 it's 100bux, a zojirushi will cost you around 250 300 dollars