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Some of the tops are neat, but the side labels on these are pretty cheesy.
same person, same etsy account. He kept raving about side print and how imsto doesn't have it, yet he wastes it on IMO really bad captionsSome of the tops are neat, but the side labels on these are pretty cheesy.
That and I'm not keen on how the tops bleed onto the sides a little.
And isn't this the same person who was posting in here about home dyesub and was selling an APL set for like $500 (hyperbole, but it was stupid expensive).
same person, same etsy account. He kept raving about side print and how imsto doesn't have it, yet he wastes it on IMO really bad captionsSome of the tops are neat, but the side labels on these are pretty cheesy.
That and I'm not keen on how the tops bleed onto the sides a little.
And isn't this the same person who was posting in here about home dyesub and was selling an APL set for like $500 (hyperbole, but it was stupid expensive).
same person, same etsy account. He kept raving about side print and how imsto doesn't have it, yet he wastes it on IMO really bad captionsSome of the tops are neat, but the side labels on these are pretty cheesy.
That and I'm not keen on how the tops bleed onto the sides a little.
And isn't this the same person who was posting in here about home dyesub and was selling an APL set for like $500 (hyperbole, but it was stupid expensive).
i thought imsto was experimenting with sideprint with (say) those prototype spongebob caps.
Swiss Studio is a new-found studio focusing on making dyesub keycaps. I'm helping them to distribute their product overseas. They just recently released their newest product --- SpongeBob SquarePants Dyesub keycaps.
same person, same etsy account. He kept raving about side print and how imsto doesn't have it, yet he wastes it on IMO really bad captionsSome of the tops are neat, but the side labels on these are pretty cheesy.
That and I'm not keen on how the tops bleed onto the sides a little.
And isn't this the same person who was posting in here about home dyesub and was selling an APL set for like $500 (hyperbole, but it was stupid expensive).
i thought imsto was experimenting with sideprint with (say) those prototype spongebob caps.
not exactly sure, but I think those spongebobs in feng's GB were made by somebody called swiss studios or something
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http://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=47520.msg1013284#msg1013284Swiss Studio is a new-found studio focusing on making dyesub keycaps. I'm helping them to distribute their product overseas. They just recently released their newest product --- SpongeBob SquarePants Dyesub keycaps.
I'm very welcome 'I do it' men! I wish to see many men's many works. I'd like to participate my experience.
My dye-sub machine itself is only $305. http://www.aliexpress.com/item/ST1520-3D-mini-sublimation-vacuum-printer-machine-heat-press-machine-for-i-phone-cases-C1-versionl/1691854811.html (http://www.aliexpress.com/item/ST1520-3D-mini-sublimation-vacuum-printer-machine-heat-press-machine-for-i-phone-cases-C1-versionl/1691854811.html)
My inkjet printer for dye-sub ink is office / home use 4-color model, under $100. An expert said that Epson's pigment model is appropriate.
3D dye-sub transfer film is $200 for 100 pcs at Aliexpress.
For sure, experiments and experience cost. The trial and error of the handmade jigs cost. Blank keycaps cost. But they don't make you bankrupt.
You can do it!
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I am waiting for cool buckling springs caps.I don’t understand why Unicomp makes such ugly legends for the specialty caps they’ve added.
Buy some light-colored blanks from Unicomp, and go to town!
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There are thousands of buckling spring users out there, just waiting .....
Guys with experience, please speak up! By sharing information on this site, we can figure out how to do our own dyesubs at an inexpensive price.
Looks like it might be possible to get an entire PBT set of custom dyesubs for under $50, not including the fixed cost of the machine? The technology is probably still too new to be completely reliable, but it's very promising.
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