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General Discussion and ??? / Re: Unusable Art

« Last post by whitewater on Yesterday at 01:22:55 PM »

Most of our orders are easy, so I use vector magic for years. recently I found " HitPaw Photo AI" Download it and it really helps with poor resolution on a lot for me so far. So with that combo I can be quick. But in my pricing the art is built in pretty much.

But there are sometimes when I see something come though, and I let them know there will be an art charge. Doesn't happen too much though.

But like I said, 90% of our orders are easy.

General Discussion and ??? / Re: Unusable Art

« Last post by 3Deep on Yesterday at 01:02:55 PM »

Yeah I got Ignition on the rolodex and have used them from time to time, but your right it's the low pc order's that are problems big order's normally have custom art or like you say we bill it in.

General Discussion and ??? / Re: Unusable Art

« Last post by GoWestRob on Yesterday at 12:50:49 PM »

Depending on how large the order is you might be able to build the redraw cost into the shirt price. That way you could just skip the part where you debate with them about redrawing it. We use Ignition Drawing for vectorizing, their cheapest fee is $16. If it's a 36 piece order, just charge another .50 per shirt in the quote. That is, unless they're trying to get some wild low-res photoshop creation, in that case try it with Supacolor SupaDTF that has no minimum.

General Discussion and ??? / Unusable Art

« Last post by 3Deep on Yesterday at 12:10:29 PM »

How do you get it into your customers head that the jpeg/png art they sent you on the garment is not ready to use art? we've lost jobs because people refuse to pay or don't want to pay any kind of art fee. We like to lay everything out so our customers know exactly what they are paying for, but it's getting tough and I know it's has something to do with the transfer revolution going on now. So one customer ask well what do you have to do to get it print ready and I tell them I have to redraw the art and they why? it's right there on the shirt I sent you on the computer. Somebody give me good advice before I lose the rest of my hair LOL

Private listings / Re: Sartorius Ink Scale for Sale

« Last post by brandon on May 08, 2024, 12:19:51 AM »

And a few more...

Private listings / Re: Sartorius Ink Scale for Sale

« Last post by brandon on May 08, 2024, 12:17:32 AM »

As promised some pics. We will clean the scale up before shipping. BudLite Bluetooth speaker not included.

Private listings / Re: Sartorius Ink Scale for Sale

« Last post by Zelko-4-EVA on May 07, 2024, 03:26:09 PM »

Quote from: ebscreen on May 07, 2024, 12:01:41 PM

Quote from: Zelko-4-EVA on May 07, 2024, 11:48:40 AM
the one i have has 7500 gram capacity and reads to 0.1g

Ours is the same specs and also has an RS232 port to use with mixing software (which we've never used I really should get on that someday)

it makes mixing so much easier - we use the IMS 3.0 software from Avient. if i add too much of one component and cant remove it without contaminating etc... you can click the "recalculate for errors" button and it does all the math to get the formula back into balance. you just go back and add a bit more of the other components and continue on making the ink. - you probably knew all this anyway...

Private listings / Re: Sartorius Ink Scale for Sale

« Last post by brandon on May 07, 2024, 12:10:15 PM »

Quote from: Zelko-4-EVA on May 07, 2024, 11:48:40 AM

Quote from: cclaud3 on May 07, 2024, 10:31:38 AM
Does it have a 1000g limit? .01g readability? I'm unable to find specs online. thanks
the one i have has 7500 gram capacity and reads to 0.1g

i cant speak for Brandons specific scale

Hey, Yup, this is all correct. Thanks everyone. I'll get pics up tonight with it in action. Just needs a quick baby wipe down and good as new. I'll post tonight. Might be kinda late though