Vevor 5 in 1 Heat Press
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- Unboxing and assembly (minimal needed) of the Vevor 5 in 1 heat press along with how to use the attachments and some sample projects demonstrated.
Links to items used: (Disclosure: I do receive a small commission if you purchase any of these items. This does not increase your cost)
VEVOR Heat Press Machine, 12x15 Inch, 5 in 1 Combo Swing Away T-Shirt Sublimation Transfer Printer with Teflon Coated, Precise Heat Control, Mug/Cap/Plate Accessories Included, ETL/FCC Listed, Black: amzn.to/3P7l7x7
A-Sub sublimation paper amzn.to/3JxNjr9
Innosub USA Sublimation Paper amzn.to/3yH0cL1
Epson 2720 Printer amzn.to/3Jykv1K
Hiipoo Sublimation ink for Epson amzn.to/3eIlpe4
LANON Heat Resistant Liquid Silicone Gloves amzn.to/3FFWzX7
Heat Tape amzn.to/3HuOjLa
11 oz Sublimation Blank Ceramic Coffee Mugs Case of 36 amzn.to/358Lr99
Blank Sublimation Garden Flag amzn.to/3boddRX
4" Sublimation Blank Coasters amzn.to/35csTVa - Jak na to + styl
from kenya here,this was really helpful thanks a million.
Thanks for another great unboxing video! I appreciate that you take the time to be very thorough in them.
This was by far the best review on this particular product. Thanks Roger
I’m fixing to start doing this to stay busy. I thank you so much for your help. I sincerely hope that it’s as easy as you say! I’ve wanted to print shirts for a very long time and now I can start it. Thank you again!
Just got this press for Christmas. Never pressed before. Excited but overwhelming. Thank You!!! Now I know how to use everything :) 😀
Thanks for the demo Roger, just got mine. Excited to test it out.
Thank you so much for sharing this video.I had my vevor heat press since Christmas. I'm just now taking it out of the box. You have made this so easy for me. Again, i say thank you!😊
Thank you so much!! I just unpacked my heat press and this is exactly what I needed!!
I am presently considering buying this exact heat press. Thank You for this demo. It was helpful
This is exactly what I was looking for! I couldn’t figure out how to set the temp and timer just reading the manual that came with it. Your video was very easy to understand
Best review!!! You explain how it worked. I heard your voice and not just music .. I'm a new subscriber!! Great video!!
I Just Opened my VEVOR. It's my first one and your video helped me understand a lot more.
Total life saver! 🎉 Thank you for making this video.
Thanks so much, Roger! I'm awaiting one right now and this really helped. I'm looking to sublimate the bottom of the mugs I do and hoping the plate press helps. But thanks for the idea of the magnets and the coasters.
Thanks for the demo - gives me something to think about
I just a heat press thank for the video I can’t wait to use it🥰
First time watching you Roger great presentations relaxed step by step appreciate your help.😊
Great video looks like another nice vevor Poduct
I've been doing T-shirts for some years now and recently purchased this same heat press. Never thought about putting these attachments to use till now. Thank you so much for this video.🤩
Picked this up for doing DIY Christmas Gifts this year.
The hat heat press wont-work on mine. It goes hot and then it goes down to 138 and that's as hot as it gets. Not sure if anyone can help me
I bought this same machine about 18 months ago and so far have only used it for t-shirts,
canvas tote bags and hoodies. Thank you for showing how to change and use the other
gadgets. I have been a wee bit nervous about using these so your video has been a great
help. Subscribed.
Good stuff. My wife just got me the machine and I have no clue where to go from here (what kind or paper, what kind of printer). Guess I’ll buy some cheap t shirts to practice on. Any advice on what paper, printer, and ink to get for printing on T shirts and hoodies?
Thanks for the tutorial. I just bought the 8 in 1 so I can throw away most of the instructions 😂
Thank you for the video, iv just brought my first heat press. 🇦🇺
Congratulations let me know how it doing
Good review. I’m always leery of militias-use machines, but as a beginner in sublimation, this seems like a smart way to build skills until it’s time to upgrade.
Thank you so much for this video!
Ohhhhh thank you for this video. Very helpful.
One of the Greatest Songs ever man.
Very informative video thank you
Great Demo !!!
thank you this was very helpful
Thank you this helped me alot
Great idea to use the plates press for smaller projects.
Thanks you were great!!!
I just got one. It's been in the box for 2 weeks
Thank you , I just got the 15 x 15 inch press, I haven't used it yet. I live in The Netherlands and they don't really have any instructions with the press about changing the temperature to Celsius or how to set the temperature. This is really easy to follow and I will start trying the press now.
Did your top plate of hp wobble when u opened it and close unevenly? If so what did u do to fix it
I love your T-shirt
Thanks for the great video. I’m looking to purchase the 8 in 1 & the 30 oz mug press.
Thanks Roger, Vevor's vids had lots of missing info. Your links to the ink, paper and printer filled out all the blanks for me. Will check out the mug press, could be a way to make a little money in retirement.
The automatic mug press has performed very well and although not of a commercial-production grade, we have run it non-stop for several hours at a time with no problems.
@@rogersshop Been watching your printing vids. Was thinking about UV ink printers to make landscape type artwork on metal plates. This sublimation ink might work.
The intended use for that supplied screwdriver is for the screws to change out the heating attachment plates. If they supplied a larger Size 3 it would be too big for those small screws. The large spring bolts aren't made to be removed constantly so no need for them to supply a tool for it.
True, but the supplied screwdriver is junk. A Size 3 was necessary to tighten the bolts that were loose upon unpacking. Factory mess up.
I stumbled across your channel and SO stinkin' happy I did, I have had this press for about 3 years now and haven't been able to use it as I couldn't figure out all the swaping out the different attachments and setting the timer correctly! You have been wonderful at sharing this video! Thank you so much~ I do wonder though if you have tried or if you could help to answer if 20 oz tumblers can be don eon this press? Can anyone help to answer this for me please and thank you kindly~ 🙂
This will not work on 20 oz. tumblers.
Good video. I'm looking at this same machine primarily for some leatherette patches I'm engraving with my diode laser. The patches have adhesive on the back that is activated with the heat. I'm wondering if you have a video showing what printer and ink you are using to create the patterns? If I'm going to have the machine I might as well make some mugs and other items.
Thanks so much! This helped me put mine to use!
Question: After I set the temp, and set the timer, am
I supposed to wait until the temp gets to the set temp to put the garment in, then press start, close the lid and then wait until it counts down? Or can I put the garment in and the press start making the garment be under the heat while it’s warming up and then the additional
Time at the right temp? Making the garment be under heat for longer that the set time while it’s heating up plus the time
At the set temp?
I just got this. Thank you for a great demonstration. My question is it only for sublimation ot htv also.
I have this model and I use it for htv. Haven't done any sublimation work with it
yet.
Hi Roger! Thanks for doing these videos. Im new to DTF printing and just tried out my new Vevor 8 in 1. I was wondering what settings you found most effective with the heat press for sweaters, t shirts and baseball caps. Thanks for your time and videos!!!
I do primarily sublimation transfer. depending on the substrate, a starting point is 365 degrees F for 60 seconds on polyester fabrics.
Thank you for the video! I got my heat press last week and your video helped a lot. But I’m interested in the gloves you have. Where can I it those?
LANON Heat Resistant Liquid Silicone Gloves amzn.to/3FFWzX7
Hi, thank you for this video! Do those big 6 screws have to be same level when handle is pressed down? I hope I’m making sense, thanks so much in advance
Not necessarily. Depends on what you are pressing.
I just recently bought the 8 in 1 and pretty sure I'm going to have to warranty it. I didn't set it up until after the return date so that's on me but when I go to press, the support arm in the back seems to raise and only the back part of the plate will compress so really only one spring out of the 6 is being compressed. VEVOR isn't off to a great start with that straight out of the box.
Is your press height set correctly?
Thank you for the demonstration. I am thinking of getting something similar to this, except it's the 8 in one or 11 in one. Would you say this is a good heat press to start out with?
Yes, it is a good entry level or hobby level machine. If you intend to do this full time, look for a professional unit.
Great demonstration. I've seen a few mug presses, but I've never seen one with the soft guts loose like that. Was it broken or is it supposed to be that way?
It is made this way and works fine. If you do a lot of mugs (like we do), Vevor has an automatic mug press, which is really slick and costs less than Cricut. We use it in production, even though it is not really made for that type of use.
@@rogersshop Thanks!
@𓍊𝙿𝙷𝚇𓋼𝙼𝚈𝙲𝙾𓍊 VEVOR Mug Press Machine amzn.to/3w7C17h is the one I use the most when making mugs. I do not know what the model number is of the attachment for the 5 in 1
Please what temperature and time you use for mug?
I just got a 15x 15 vevor and it the top plate wobbles when i open it and it closes crooked anything i can do
Hi! I am new to heat presses and have been using this one for about a week. The 12X15 heat plate moves left and right too much making it hard to swivel to remove/put on a new tshirt. I’m not sure if that made sense but I was wondering if you know how to tighten it?
Use the knob on the back of the column to tighten it up a bit.
Can you take cover off the top platen ? . Mines is dirty
Anyone know where I can download a user manual for this heat press? I bought it used for my wife and it did not have the manual
To use it for sublimation on 20 oz skinny tumblers ? Have you use it on those, seems like it’s not big enough for those cups, or how do you do it, sorry I am new on this.
No, not for skinny tumblers. That requires a different press. Like this: czcams.com/video/a_XQ-vAFgJE/video.html or another brand. My "go-to" press is made by Heat Press Nation, but is $$$$.
When the machine is heating up to the temperature that you set, should the top be up or down in the closed position? Makes sense for it to be down, but mine takes so long to heat up that I wondered if I might damage the mats.
Over the bed, but not locked down is the way I do it.
how do you print your graphics out?
How to set not automatic timer?because i set my desire temperature after reach automation count down how to set that not automatic countdown the timer
I got one but I didn't a manual. Don't remember the tools either.
Hi Roger! I have a question for you, if you don’t mind. Can you sub. on 50/50 material?
Yes, it does work, but may fade somewhat after several washings. 60% polyester or higher is better.
Would please let me know paper you were using for the mug. Thank you
Innosub USA: amzn.to/40gspWr
Question, how do you make you make the sticker things?
Those are sublimation prints done on sublimation paper with sublimation ink, then heat transferred to the project (which has to be a sublimation blank)
What is the paper called that you used to put I top of the design vinyl before you press it down
Parchment paper or butcher paper. I use both, although butcher paper is cheaper.
Can you use this with HTV as well? All u spoke of was sublimation I haven't dove that far in yet
Yes, HTV is fine for porous materials such as fabric. Not for use on hard surfaces.
@@rogersshop thanks so much
Would you happen to know how to fix a handle on the swing plate?
Did it come loose or break? If loose and the screws will not tighten up due to being stripped out, you will need to go up one size, and tap new threads. If broken, then I don't know where to get parts.........Maybe contact the company.
What type of white fabric do you use for the shirt ?
100% polyester
I used it yesterday for the first time with the circle...now that I switch back to the regular one the handle doesn't go down all the way anymore even if I adjust the pressure...how can I fix this problem?
You will need to look and see wat is interfering with the handle linkage. Something is not aligned properly.
HI! do i have to have epson to print on sublimated sheets?
Does not have to be Epson brand, but does need to be an inkjet with sublimation ink.
Anyone try doing myltiple coasters with the full size plate?
Yes. Can be done.
im confused on where to get the pictures from should i just print out a picture and heat press it on a shirt
Where you source your graphics from is up to you. But whether using a photo or another type of graphic, it needs to be printer with sublimation ink on sublimation paper, mirrored. Then it can be transferred to a shirt using a heat press. Regular ink will not work.
Is it possible to print a label or any name that I don't have on a sticker? Is there a option to write any name and print it on a shirt
Yes, but you will need software to create the graphics. Inkscape is one option, and is free download.
Is the Epson 2027 the only printer that’ll print on this special paper?
Disclaimer: I’m 100% new to this process so I’m clueless on what I’m doing. I have the machine and some printing paper. I’m sure a regular printer won’t work, correct?
There are lots of ink jet printers that work for this, but you MUST have sublimation ink. Regular ink jet ink will not work. Paper designed for sublimation will also give much better results than plain copy paper.
@@rogersshop thank you so much. GREATLY appreciated.
What do you do when it wont turn on. I have only used the machine one time. The second time I tried to use it it will not work. I checked the fuse and it is fine but I replaced it anyways. Also how do you reach the company? I have tried several times.
I have never tried. I am not affiliated with Vevor.
Can the mug press press tumbler?
No. You need a tumbler press.
So my 8 in one clicks while it on , the button that say out blinks on and off make clicking noise,is this normal.and how do u cool it off I'm scared to walk away from it.i know I leave it open slightly not closed but do I have to swing it to the back totally open by swingy to the back or can I just leave it cracked open
That is the power relay turning on and off. Completely normal.
Oh good thank you so much ,you have been a great help
Still have an issue figuring the minute countdown
I bought mine a vevor 5 in one like yours, but I cannot rotate the transfer board to the side, its kinda stuck, i don't know what to do 🤷♀️
There is a knob on the back, in the middle of the column. Loosen it up and it should swing.
@@rogersshop thanks, its swinging well, i just tried pressing a tshirt and it worked perfect 👍
I'm hoping you can help me. Vevor Support is terrible, I bought a 5 in 1 heat press about 3 years ago and could not figure out how to change the temperature from Celsius to Fahrenheit. I emailed so many times. This last month I decided to try and and found the right person and finally I've been able to use the heat press. Now the top plate won't raise up enough to use it. I decided to try out tumblers and all I did was unplug one for the other. I don't know what went wrong or why. When I pull the handle up it feels like something is slipping. Please help me.
The knob at the top is for adjusting height up and down.
@@rogersshop I figured out what was going on. First I used some WD40 which loosed up the arm so I could raise it up an down but then the top platen was really wobbly and I found a screw between the cylinder that raises the platen and the platen. I tightened that up and all is well. I appreciate your help. Now I have one more question. In my startup days I was turning the platen the wrong way and it hit the power cord melting the covering. it's fine and it still works, I've covered it with electrical tape but would really like to change it out. Can't find any information on the cord and again Vevor support is terrible and nothing on the web, that I have found. Do you know any information on the cord or where I can buy it?
What is the size of your heat press which size is recommended?
I have three that are 15 x 15 and one that is 16 x 20
I just received mine, and it’s extremely hard to swivel. Is there something that can be done to fix it?
Loosen the knob on the back of the vertical riser.
Did you ever get yours to swivel better? Just got mine and it's super hard to swivel.
I literally loosened the knob till it came off and it's still super hard to swivel
@@JonathanLeeRamos Raise up the heated end as far as possible, then look to see if there is something prevent smooth motion. You may need to lubricate the column internals. This should move pretty easy.
I just received mine today and no plate presses. No screwdriver either. Not happy. I have the 5 in 1
You will need to contact the place purchased from, I am not associated with Vevor.
Mine didn't come with tools and a bifold flimsy booklet that doesn't really give instructions :(
The "tool" that came with it is really low quality, so you are not missing out on anything! Agreed, the directions could be better.
My temperature will not change from 220. The 0 just keeps blinking and will not change. Any advice?
Watch again at about 7:10. If this doesn't work, then contact Vevor.
@@rogersshop It could also be set on C not F
I just received mine but the instructions are not as informative as the ones that you show. Is there any way to get a copy of yours?
Not something I kept. Since I have a lot of experience with heat presses, I didn't keep it.
So I just got this 5 in 1 heat press. Wanted to do a hat and I have done a couple shirts so far. So put the temperature on whatever it said. When I looked to do the hat it dropped to 138 degrees. Would not go higher...is something broke on it?
Could be either the thermistor in the element, or the element itself. You will need to contact where you purchased it from.
@@rogersshop is that in the box? Power box?
@rogersshop I seemed it was ok for shirts....I will check thank you
In the hat press attachment@@kathynewburn2707
The hat heat dropped. I will check for shirts heat
Mine isn’t turning on?
Where can I find the stickers?
What stickers?
Hi i have this heat press and it goes up and down but won’t swing out like yours in beginning of video you know why?
Loosen the knob on the back of the vertical column.
@@rogersshop thanks for the fast reply if your talking about the black screw thong i unloosing that all the way even took it all the way and it’s still not working properly.
@@06kphillips You could try elevating the column and then see if that makes a difference. If yours is "stuck", you may need to contact the seller. I am not associated with Vevor, so you would need to contact them.
@@06kphillips did you figure it out I have my knob completely out and it still does not want to swing
@@jenniferjones9527 nope I’ve contacted the company they suppose to reach back out to me it’s been a day so far so hopefully soon i won’t understand what it can be so annoying
Is this a sublimation heat press polyester only or can I use anything n transfer with heat ?
Pretty much anything that requires a heat press, combined with available temperature and time range. Sublimation, HTV, dye film transfer, lamination, etc.
I want to press my PNG logo. Please tell me a way to press it without cutting the edges because I WILL mess it up. Using Vinyl only.
Need more specifics. Pressing to vinyl or using HTV to a fabric or other substrate? Sublimation or DTF with HTV?
@@rogersshop Vinyl only
so i purchased the exact same unit only to discover that the unit is not capable of reaching a temp lower than 200 F. as i purchased the unit to only press comic-books and the temperature range to do that without damaging the book is between 168 and 173 F...i guess i wasted 265 bux?
What did you do with your machine?
You gonna sell it?
i am going to do a test using an extra steel sheet over the book to see if it will absorb enough heat to adjust for the extra 25 degrees or so, then go from there, why do ya ask?
The box is marked "fragile". Sounds french.
looking at your hands shake so much messed with my eyes. sorry you have to deal with that annoyance.
It is called Essential Tremors and I was born with it. I learned to work around it through the years. I'm not embarrassed by it and have mentioned it in a couple of videos. You should see what happens if I drink too much coffee!
Would it be possible to set an initial temperature and maximum temperature to be the same? That way you could heat it at the desired temperature for the time needed. I would prefer to follow the instructions from the suppliers of the material. What do you think?
I tried that and it does not work, or at least, isn't allowed. This was a trip for me since I'm old school and used to a set temp that holds and not a stand-by thing. Works just fine, but needs some mental adjustments in time and temp.
@@rogersshop Thanks for your response. I realised this after actually trying it. I have just unboxed one my self. I can't work out whether I should allow less time than normal due to the initial starting temperature and time before the countdown.
@@eferdinands Yes, this is a little confusing if you are used to a set temp that the press keeps and set times (as I am). But, I found that using their suggested stand-by and press temps, along with suggested timing does work out just fine. For a person new to this, without previous experience, this would not be a problem, since there would be no history of using the other style press!
@@rogersshop I have found that once the maximum temperature has been set, you can go back and make the initial temperature the same. I use this method and follow the instructions provided by the suppliers of the transfers. It would help those used to the traditional way using heat presses :)
@@eferdinands I figured that out too after a bit. this press was given to our daughter to use since I already have several and I prefer the "old school" method!