Is this size machine Gecko 15x15 big enough to make T shirt of all sizes s, m, l, xl, &amp; besides the machine what other accessaries do i need to get started? thanks
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Yes. I just did a huge order ranging large to 2 xl both tees and Hoodies. Buy a couple of extra Teflon sheets. I have 3 so I can prep my next shirts when I'm doing front and back... but that's just me... and prepare to be a happy HTV addict!! :-)
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I just got this machine and set it up last night. It was delivered with 4 regular-sized spools of thread with not much thread on the spools. Already threaded. I will tie new threads on to each as suggested and use the hand wheel to advance them through the needles. I was forewarned not to let the thread run out so I don't have to rethread. (Though looking at it, it's clear where the threads go and perhaps it's not that difficult on this machine? Time will tell, I'm sure.) I'm a little worried the delivered spools will run out quickly, so haven't run the serger yet -- will install new spools before trying. Order thread or buy it before the serger is delivered. (Someone on a diff question suggested one site to buy. Hancock's has Maxi-lock on sale these two weeks.) Remember you need 4 spools to run full - that will be 4 white spools at a time, for instance! Even on sale it adds up! I did read that one can even use a bobbin for small jobs; that a bobbin would hold enough thread for perhaps one small tee? There's something called a Bob'n Serge - a little tray with small pins for 5 bobbins that fits on one of the pins. Mixed reviews, found 2 who really love it, some who said why bother. If you're only serging a little, makes sense. I also saw an expert who piggy backs sequential bobbins without cutting the thread between? Lots to explore. HTH.
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Yes. the software will set you up for a 4X5 size; then it's up to your printer to print that size.
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be sensitive about the size ... we have an older machine, the one we ordered did fit, functions well indeed!
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The machine comes with a tamper built in. I believe it is an odd size so you should use the one built in.
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Jerry, sorry but I no longer have the machine and I never did print legal-size documents. So, I can't really say one way or the other. To find out you can visit, http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public/us/us/en/doc/manual_index.html?reg=us&c;=us〈=en∏=mfc7460dn_all&dlid;=&flang;=English&type2;=-1There's manuals there that will tell you.
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It will work. Size is your only problem since the machine only uses 6 inch by 12 inch paper. That will make a 3-inch card if you print the short way. I could be as big as 6 by 6 if you change direction. I hope that makes sense. Sue.
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Hello, This machine just gives you simple monogramming of letters and numbers. you do not have the option of changing the size of Alphanumeric patterns, but there is such an option for other patterns. Size of alphanumeric patterns are 7.0mm width and 3-5mm length (in Block style)/ 2-4mm length(in Script style). I should mention that when you choose the memory option for any words you want to sew, the last letter will be always sew as the starter and last letter. this is something that just bothers me when I want to sew a word, and I do not know how to solve it! Apart from that problem I have, everything was and is good and functional with this machine up to now for me!
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Build size is 6"x6"x6" See http://printrbot.com/shop/simple-black-assembled/
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Hmm. Sizes for what? The pages you can shred? That would be about a dozen 8 1/2 by 11 inches. The size of the machine? Fits easily under my desk and it's about 9 inches wide.
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When I used it, we made 7 shirts, but I made two of each design. I don't think they would have been reusable for us after that night of t-shirt making. So you can use it a few times, but I doubt more then 5-8. Unless you took extra care of it. After ours got all painted up, they didn't stick as well after awhile. It works great though (don't get me wrong), but I'm not sure it is realy meant for a long term use.
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The multi-rotor designs that I have looked at on Thingiverse are a little too big for the build platform on this printer. This does not mean that you couldn't make it work. You could redesign any components to a size that fits the build plate or use a tool like netfabb to slice the components into printable chunks. To make it easier on you, I would consider a printer with a build platform closer to the 200mmx200mmx200mm range.
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It depends on which flashforge machine - but the important bits are: this machine has been utterly dependable for me. I run it day in and day out in a university lab - I actually use a Raspberry Pi running octoprint so I can manage things remotely - and to be able to do that, I need to know that every time I click print from a remote computer, that the printer is going to *work*. That means perfectly - the 1st layer height should stay put, the machine must heat reliably, etc. The M2 does that for me. In addition its very beefy frame means that it can hit pretty scary looking print speeds (seriously. get a strong table.) while maintaining a very high standard of quality. M2 also has MakerGear behind it - their support is unbelievably good - Josh, who handles most tech support, responds quickly and helpfully. I have broken a handful of parts on my machine - mostly my fault, not the printer's - and MakerGear usually has a replacement shipped same day. When a part on another M2 at my school failed unexpectedly, MakerGear shipped the replacement parts less than three hours after we emailed them, for free, and talked us through proper reinstallation. Buy once for the speed, the reliability, the quality. Buy again and again for the support.
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Sorry I missunderstood the question :) This machine is great if you start now but you need a lot of time to explore all of it's capabilities
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I ordered the size I wore my t- shirts, which at the time was x- large. There is an extender that is included also. Amazon is amazing with returns also. Hope this helps.
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For this machine, 4 x 4 is the largest size for the image being embroidered. There is a larger hoop, but it will not extend the size of the image. It only saves you the time of re-hooping for doing two or more smaller images on your material. "IMHO" could not have been giving an answer for this machine. Other machines have criteria for bigger hoops and the machine was not identified in the answer.
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You can sew many different types and weights of fabrics with the SINGER 4423 Heavy Duty sewing machine. When sewing lightweight fabrics such as silk, you should use a SINGER sewing machine needle in a size 11, or perhaps even a size 9. Smaller sized needles such as these penetrate silk more easily than do standard size 14 needles. The manual has a Fabric/Needle/Thread recommendation chart as well.