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Charlotte
Charlotte
over 10 years
Nice Thomas!
tomasrey88
tomasrey88
over 10 years
OK, uploaded stencil print. https://www.youmagine.com/designs/ultimaker-tshirt-stencil-printer
tomasrey88
tomasrey88
over 10 years
Instead of trying to attach a solid plastic piece to your shirt, why not just use a CAD program to make a negative of the image so that you can use it to stencil print your tshirt?
12much
12much
about 11 years
Every sewing shop should sell it, if not in your neighborhood, let me know. Btw, the other file is a 2D file FYI and can be used with a vinyl cutter. A few fablabs have one or more of these machines. Make use of the special type of vinyl that is fusible on fabrics either. No fuss with vlieseline, just be careful with the iron. The trick is to stick it first by tilting the iron and put it down on another spot, rather than moving it until it sticks enough before the logo is misplaced. A fablab in Amsterdam called ZB45 has a special heating machine for this purpose. Maybe it will work with a heated printbed also. What about out of the box thinking:-D
NachoKaoS
NachoKaoS
about 11 years
thank you so much for explain i try to do with some flexible pla cud works,and find the vlieseline somewhere hope,,,, thanks!!!
12much
12much
about 11 years
I've tried that and it is not a succes though:-( You have to iron a second layer on the backside of the T-shirt that's called "vlieseline" in Dutch. It is a white thin fusible interfacing that makes the pliable fabric stiff. When you're done, you can remove the layer by carefully heating it again with an iron while pulling. When done on a light color you can see ugly dark spots beside the pla. And you have to limit the layers as much as possible, no brim off course, only 100% cotton and a lot of guts:-) The soft pla doesn't work at all on a dark fabric. Once there was a kind of fluffy stuff applicable on textile that became fluffy when heated, but whit the soft pla only the outside is rough and that doesnt look nice. Besides that, the word Ultimaker isn't readable.
NachoKaoS
NachoKaoS
about 11 years
so how you do that, fit the shirt on the bed and print on the top of it...?
3dBlueBot
3dBlueBot
about 11 years
Great idea Charlotte, may print this out if I get time before TCT
12much
12much
about 11 years
The event has been ok, even without the shirts:-) No problem at all. I wanted to make a stamp with the logo and all of the available logo's were to small. Thanks for the file. I hope to show you the results soon. 3D fever keeps changing plans every now and then. Did the chocolate answers to its reputation?-) H
Charlotte
Charlotte
about 11 years
Hi 12much, sorry for not responding earlier to you pm at the forum, hope it's still in time for your event?
12much
12much
about 11 years
Hey Charlotte, downloaded your files, but have to wait until tomorrow before I can print it. Tnxx, will show the result soon.

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