Cricut EasyPress Machine Shirts Projects Review

Six months of work with this handsome man, I have to say a few words. Its full name is PROMATEX AC-3829MER, the most portable promatex. Bought for a small workshop, checked all nozzles except plates. The machine is good, especially for beginners like me, but constantly tests the owner for curvature and patience. So she is beautiful in her own way, she has a website plus instructions in the noblest French - alas, without a forum for support and stupid questions. Bought it yourself - see for…

Universal heat press 8 in 1 made in China - this is not for you. This is part of your little laboratory for the production of mugs, t-shirts and other rubbish with photos and inscriptions as your heart desires. And as a consequence: a compact business. Well, yes - a Chinese heat press, yes - there is no marking on it at all, yes - you can go crazy by unscrewing and screwing one after the other parts of this design. But it's so compact, so versatile and so inexpensive... Huh? So... What's…

That was such a bad buy for me. I've made t-shirts and bags with HVT, so I preferred the Easy Press to an iron or the more expensive heat press. Unfortunately, Easy Press has let me down almost every time I've used it. I have to work so hard to make something stick and I feel like it never reaches the dialed temperature. One time I didn't have an Easy Press handy when traveling, so I used a standard flat iron and it worked like a champ. The same vinyl that doesn't stick to the Easy Press easily

For those who are good at ironing, this is a very practical device that greatly simplifies the process. The square surface makes it easy to complete most designs, although larger designs will require a second press (or a larger EasyPress). The temperature and timer take some of the guesswork off, but Cricut is embarrassed they didn't include the chart they have on their website. Cricut recommends that you purchase their EasyPress mat to use on your surface. I use the basic ironing pad I bought…

I bought the Cricut EasyPress2 because of its portability. I wanted to be able to press while traveling. I got way more than I expected. I love the test bag and accompanying htv. It was amazing trying this without risking ruining one of my own items. It heats up much faster than my conventional heat press. It's also MUCH quieter than my traditional heat press. It will be great for night projects. I pushed the overalls up 305 degrees in 15-second intervals. I pressed twice on each and didn't use