Just got a cricut

[Lpherr]

I've seen a shirt the had a single stack mag and a double stack mag profile (looking directly at the back witness holes) with a greater than < in between them.

Something like this.

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I've seen one similar as well, and one that had a handgun and rifle.

But, the question would be... are those your magazines?

 

[Lpherr]

Here is a Cricut on steroids. If anyone wants to start a t-shirt sticker business on the side.

VersaStudio 20-inch BN-20 Series Desktop Inkjet Printer/Cutter

Discover Roland DGA’s innovative VersaStudio BN-20 t shirt graphic printing & cutting machine. Now you can easily print, cut, and create signs, graphics and apparel right from your desktop.

www.rolanddga.com

I looked at those when the first started coming out. Pretty cool direct to garment printing. Saves a few steps from traditional methods of imaging fabrics.

 

[Bigtanker]

But, the question would be... are those your magazines?

Mmnn. No just a pic from the interwebs that I borrowed...

These are mine though.

 

[armalitesheepdog]

I looked at those when the first started coming out. Pretty cool direct to garment printing. Saves a few steps from traditional methods of imaging fabrics.

Its actually not a DTG you still use heat transfer vinyl but it combines print and cut all in one operation. You can print custom graphics on HTV then it will cut the image and go straight to a heat press for transfer. Its more of a high volume commercial unit. You can also make full color shirts and decals. It really is a business in a box

 

[Lpherr]

Its actually not a DTG you still use heat transfer vinyl but it combines print and cut all in one operation. You can print custom graphics on HTV then it will cut the image and go straight to a heat press for transfer. Its more of a high volume commercial unit. You can also make full color shirts and decals. It really is a business in a box

My apologies. I thought it was a DTG by the name.

 

[armalitesheepdog]

My apologies. I thought it was a DTG by the name.

No apologies needed.

 

[drillsgt]

So as the title says, just got a cricut, I’m a artist (I’ll post some pics), but I’m having fun making shirts. Was trying to think of some good not obvious pro 2nd words to put on them. Prefer to not be the typical cliche ones. Anyone got tips for a new cricut user. (In regard to pics, the one with the NAZI is my boss (navy), his dad (Nazi), grandpa (WW1 spike). I’m a beekeeper hence bee stuff. And the black and whites are shirts with graffiti I just did on the cricut).

How'd you do those pictures they look like they're bigger than a cricut's print area?