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Chapter 6 - Printing on Other Items
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Adjusting the Bed Height
When printing on non-textiles that require a special holder, you may need to
purchase the Non-Textile Height Adjustment Board in order to raise the specialty
holder closer to the Print Head. For the best prints, the printing surface should set
to 1/8inch (3mm) below the Print Head. If the item has a seam or excess fabric,
these areas should be lower than the main printing surface.
Ensure the garment or non-textile item does not sit closer to the
Print Head than the preferred of 1/8” (3mm).
Use Spray Glue, Table Tack or Double-Sided Tape to Hold Items in
Place
It may be necessary to design a special cutout from foam or other thin material
that is the same size as the printing area. You can simply spray glue this to your
normal Garment Holder or use spreadable Table Tack (available from XV
) to hold the item in place. Table Tack stays sticky for dozens, and even
hundreds of prints, and it can be “renewed” by wiping it down with a wet rag.
Special double-sided tape is also available from
XV
for this purpose.
Printing Baseball Caps
It’s easy to apply graphics to baseball caps, both with and without seams. When
using the optional Baseball Cap Holder, pull the sweatband out of the way,
push the cap against the spring guides and use your fi nger to press the point in
the crown down around the point on the cap holder. Stuff the excess cap under
the holder, lower the clamp and make a print. It’s worth noting, some caps will
require a little more practice to load than others. In Addition, always make sure
to check and double check the Print Head clearance. This will minimize Print
Head replacement as well as ensure better images.
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