An idea for testing your heat press.
Some heat presses have a few elements and if one is not working it will be hard to tell.
I found the best way to test is to push up the temperature of the press and then press a piece of white printing paper, or lay a few down to fully cover the platen.
The paper will turn yellow from the heat and if there is a problem with a element then it will stay white under the faulty element.

Quote from: tonypep on September 04, 2025, 05:28:34 PM

I must refuse to be a smartass.......however all of the qualifications for this job are now equal to fast food people. Put the transfer on the shirt.

We get your point Tony, but whitewater was hoping that someone would share an already-designed form for quantifying the workers' attributes or sins.
I do see many templates available online, like this

Thanks frog I appreciate it

I must refuse to be a smartass.......however all of the qualifications for this job are now equal to fast food people. Put the transfer on the shirt.

We get your point Tony, but whitewater was hoping that someone would share an already-designed form for quantifying the workers' attributes or sins.
I do see many templates available online, like this

I'm thinking that the younger crowd doesn't have a long enough attention span to watch a drawn out video...

As a genuine certified geezer, I'd have to say it's not only the young'uns.

So many screenprint and DFG what ever videos seem to be in fast forward speed abnormally increased. Thoughts?