Tracy & Tammy I purchased the Realkant tumbler press this morning. Thank you so much for the discount. I can’t wait to get it! :) Please keep your training videos coming!
Thank you for this video and discount. This came at the perfect time for I was looking for a convection oven I now no longer will be getting. I just ordered the pink one today. Thank you
Thank you for the review & also the follow along. I did purchase from your link. I do like this versus the air fryer method. I will say if you are someone with carpal tunnel like myself be sure your pressure is just right that your latch is very easy to unhook.
Every press is different but on mine I set the temperature at 380 for 120 seconds and turn 180 degrees and then another 120 seconds. Thanks for watching!
Maybe it’s user error but I cannot get my tumblers to sublimate in this thing. I have PYT sublimation tumblers and a sub paper. Works in my convection oven just fine 😭😭😭😭
If you are using the correct time and temperature settings you should not have any trouble sublimating in this press. Are you using the same tumblers that you use in your convection oven?
I received 5 pieces of white sleeves. No idea what to do with them. They wouldn’t be able to print a design on them because it has a seam. Can you help please? They measure 5x10
Those are for shrink wrapping your tumblers before putting them in a convection oven. You do not need these if you are using a tumbler press. I show using these shrink wrap sleeves in some of my other videos. Thanks for watching!
Just curious, why did you use different temp and time than what was recommended in the manual? I just got the larger realkant tumbler and I didn't understand why the manual showed 120 +50 seconds. The manual doesn't really tell you to turn the tumbler 180 degrees, which again confused me because I didn't understand what the second 50 seconds they wanted you to press was going to do. One question, my first press was black (with skulls) and two straight portions came out reddish. Is that what ghosting looks like or is that because they may have been in the seam of the heatpress and didn't get fully heated? I appreciate you taking the time to do this video. It was great and very informative. I made sure I took some notes.
I find that most manufacturer recommended time are not correct. After a lot of trial and error I have found that my own times and temperatures work better than what is recommended. If they are reddish brown than the tumbler is getting too hot or too much time.
Thanks for demonstrating the press. I bought one a little while ago but I am just now getting to try it out. I really love your desk area. It looks like you have glass on top. do you? and if so, do you mind sharing the information around that like size, price etc.? also, what printer do you use and ink? Your image is quite bright..I like that.. Thanks for sharing Donna
Yes our desk has a glass top. We were lucky and found that desk at Goodwill for $75!! It is just a standard size office desk. We have 3 printers. All Epson Ecotanks. The 4760 has cyclone ink in it, the 15000 has Printers Jack ink, and the one we use the most is the F170 which has EPSON sublimation ink. The only paper we use is ASUB 125. I use Affinity Designer 2 for my designs which I am able to tweak so the images look vibrant and bright. Thanks for watching!
I bought one and excited about it, but I don't under the directions concerning timing at all. Can you please explain? Apparently I missed out on the discount..boo
Sorry I am just now seeing this comment. If you watch the video again it may help. I let the tumbler heat for 90 seconds then turn the tumbler 180 degrees and let it heat for another 45 seconds which would be half of your 90 second timer so stop it at when the display show 45 seconds the second time.
i just purchased one on September 19th and just got the opportunity to use for the first time last night. I followed all of the instructions in the book and watched your video multiple times and at first the image wasnt pressing on the tumbler so i increased the heat and left in a little longer and it finally did press on there but i had tape marks and the images were really dull. I have used the same paper and same cups in convection oven and didn't have this problem. i bought the press because i thought it would save time and money but so far i have only ruined 2 cups. Any advice you could give would be greatly appreciated.
I am sorry you are having this problem with your press. I hope you did not get a defective tumbler press. If you feel it is not getting to the temperature that you have set it maybe you should send it back. You should be able to return it. I use Asub 125 paper and Printers Jack ink. If your tumblers are turning out fine in the oven then they should also in this press. Tape marks will show if you have too much pressure. You just need light pressure but that would not account for your image being dull. You should not have to increase the heat and leave your tumblers in longer to make them turn out ok. If my instructions are not working for you then it must be a problem with the press. Thanks for watching my channel.
Shrink wrap is not required in a tumbler press. Amazon Link for tumbler press www.amazon.com/dp/B0B4RZQ1P7 Tape dispenser link amzn.to/3L7MPIZ Thanks for watching!
Hi,just wondering in your opinion is there any difference between this and the bigger one you showed at the end? Also is there a reason why you did the tumbler in this press at 90sec but the other press you did at 90+45?(if I remember correctly). Do you have a preference?
They are two different size tumblers. One was a 20 oz and the other was a 30 oz tumbler. I usually press for 90 seconds then rotate and press again for 45 seconds. I prefer the convection oven over a tumbler press. Thanks for watching!
what time and temp do you use for the mugs. I hope this doesn't sound like a dumb question but i don't have a manual and I cant seem to find one online. @@SnazzyMoonDesigns
Sorry to hear that. I will contact the manufacturer and let them know. Just follow the instructions in my video. If you have any questions maybe I can answer them for you!
I watched your review the other morning and bought this. It came in today. I cant be happier. A lot better than the toaster oven.
Hope you enjoy it! Thanks for watching!
Tracy & Tammy I purchased the Realkant tumbler press this morning. Thank you so much for the discount. I can’t wait to get it! :) Please keep your training videos coming!
Hope you enjoy it! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this video and discount. This came at the perfect time for I was looking for a convection oven I now no longer will be getting. I just ordered the pink one today. Thank you
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the review & also the follow along. I did purchase from your link. I do like this versus the air fryer method. I will say if you are someone with carpal tunnel like myself be sure your pressure is just right that your latch is very easy to unhook.
Thank you for watching! I did have carpal tunnel some time ago! Got the surgery and it has never bothered me again!
@@SnazzyMoonDesigns I’m scared to get it. Scared it will get worse over time
Absolutely perfect!!!!
Thanks for watching!
What temperature do you do for frosted glass ?
Every press is different but on mine I set the temperature at 380 for 120 seconds and turn 180 degrees and then another 120 seconds. Thanks for watching!
Maybe it’s user error but I cannot get my tumblers to sublimate in this thing. I have PYT sublimation tumblers and a sub paper. Works in my convection oven just fine 😭😭😭😭
If you are using the correct time and temperature settings you should not have any trouble sublimating in this press. Are you using the same tumblers that you use in your convection oven?
Do you know how many amps this uses?
Approximately 4.17 amps
Hi!
I have a question...I tried to sublimate a 30oz tumbler and it did not do well for me at all. Can you give me some help please?
The 30oz tumblers will require a little more time since they are larger. Add an extra 15 seconds per side.
I received 5 pieces of white sleeves. No idea what to do with them. They wouldn’t be able to print a design on them because it has a seam. Can you help please? They measure 5x10
Those are for shrink wrapping your tumblers before putting them in a convection oven. You do not need these if you are using a tumbler press. I show using these shrink wrap sleeves in some of my other videos. Thanks for watching!
@@SnazzyMoonDesigns thank you.. and I will be using the tumbler press. Guess I will keep just incase something happens to the press.
Just curious, why did you use different temp and time than what was recommended in the manual? I just got the larger realkant tumbler and I didn't understand why the manual showed 120 +50 seconds. The manual doesn't really tell you to turn the tumbler 180 degrees, which again confused me because I didn't understand what the second 50 seconds they wanted you to press was going to do.
One question, my first press was black (with skulls) and two straight portions came out reddish. Is that what ghosting looks like or is that because they may have been in the seam of the heatpress and didn't get fully heated? I appreciate you taking the time to do this video. It was great and very informative. I made sure I took some notes.
I find that most manufacturer recommended time are not correct. After a lot of trial and error I have found that my own times and temperatures work better than what is recommended.
If they are reddish brown than the tumbler is getting too hot or too much time.
Thanks for demonstrating the press. I bought one a little while ago but I am just now getting to try it out. I really love your desk area. It looks like you have glass on top. do you? and if so, do you mind sharing the information around that like size, price etc.? also, what printer do you use and ink? Your image is quite bright..I like that.. Thanks for sharing
Donna
Yes our desk has a glass top. We were lucky and found that desk at Goodwill for $75!! It is just a standard size office desk. We have 3 printers. All Epson Ecotanks. The 4760 has cyclone ink in it, the 15000 has Printers Jack ink, and the one we use the most is the F170 which has EPSON sublimation ink. The only paper we use is ASUB 125. I use Affinity Designer 2 for my designs which I am able to tweak so the images look vibrant and bright. Thanks for watching!
@@SnazzyMoonDesigns Thank you so much for sharing.. I subscribed to your channel. looking forward to more videos. ;-)
Donna
I bought one and excited about it, but I don't under the directions concerning timing at all. Can you please explain?
Apparently I missed out on the discount..boo
Sorry I am just now seeing this comment. If you watch the video again it may help. I let the tumbler heat for 90 seconds then turn the tumbler 180 degrees and let it heat for another 45 seconds which would be half of your 90 second timer so stop it at when the display show 45 seconds the second time.
i just purchased one on September 19th and just got the opportunity to use for the first time last night. I followed all of the instructions in the book and watched your video multiple times and at first the image wasnt pressing on the tumbler so i increased the heat and left in a little longer and it finally did press on there but i had tape marks and the images were really dull. I have used the same paper and same cups in convection oven and didn't have this problem. i bought the press because i thought it would save time and money but so far i have only ruined 2 cups. Any advice you could give would be greatly appreciated.
I am sorry you are having this problem with your press. I hope you did not get a defective tumbler press. If you feel it is not getting to the temperature that you have set it maybe you should send it back. You should be able to return it. I use Asub 125 paper and Printers Jack ink. If your tumblers are turning out fine in the oven then they should also in this press. Tape marks will show if you have too much pressure. You just need light pressure but that would not account for your image being dull. You should not have to increase the heat and leave your tumblers in longer to make them turn out ok. If my instructions are not working for you then it must be a problem with the press. Thanks for watching my channel.
Hi Tracy!
I really love my tumbler holder! Thank you!
Do you know of a vendor that has 30oz tumblers with a handle?
Sorry I do not. I purchase my tumblers from www.aghtumbler.com but I do not see any 30oz with handles. Thanks for watching!
Where do I order from to get the discount?
Unfortunately the sale is over. I will ask if they will be on sale again.
Do you not use the shrink wrap? What is the cost of the press? Where do you get the tape dispenser? The green one.
Shrink wrap is not required in a tumbler press. Amazon Link for tumbler press www.amazon.com/dp/B0B4RZQ1P7 Tape dispenser link amzn.to/3L7MPIZ Thanks for watching!
Hi,just wondering in your opinion is there any difference between this and the bigger one you showed at the end?
Also is there a reason why you did the tumbler in this press at 90sec but the other press you did at 90+45?(if I remember correctly).
Do you have a preference?
They are two different size tumblers. One was a 20 oz and the other was a 30 oz tumbler. I usually press for 90 seconds then rotate and press again for 45 seconds. I prefer the convection oven over a tumbler press. Thanks for watching!
@@SnazzyMoonDesigns thank you very much, appreciate the clarification.👍🏾
Do you need to use shrink wrap?
Not if you are using a tumbler press. Only in a convection oven. Thanks for watching!
How do you do a mug with a handle??
The handle should be placed facing up in the gap between the heating elements at the top.
what time and temp do you use for the mugs. I hope this doesn't sound like a dumb question but i don't have a manual and I cant seem to find one online. @@SnazzyMoonDesigns
@@nicoletteshow4817 370 degrees for 210 seconds
Thank you
Oh the QR code doesnt seem to work...
QR ccode for instructions?
@@SnazzyMoonDesigns the QR code on the back of their instructions doesn’t pull anything up for me, just goes to a blank screen.
Sorry to hear that. I will contact the manufacturer and let them know. Just follow the instructions in my video. If you have any questions maybe I can answer them for you!
no it doesn't work for me either