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  • DIY DTG Printer Homemade Instructions Step by Step

    DIY DTG Printer Homemade Instructions Step by Step

    If you’re in the market for a new t-shirt printing method, you may have heard of Direct to Garment printing, or DTG printing. DTG printing is a relatively new t-shirt printing method that has quickly become popular among t-shirt designers and businesses. So, what is DTG printing? DTG printing is a t-shirt printing method that…

  • DTG – Frequently Asked Questions

    DTG – Frequently Asked Questions

    A lot of t-shirt business is now using DTG technology to print on flat surfaces and t-shirts, but many people have doubts and questions if they should add DTG to their current business. Well, today I have listed the most asked questions I always receive. DTG QUESTIONS Can I print on a Black t-shirt? Yes,…

  • New ASF Adapter is Now on Sale!

    New ASF Adapter is Now on Sale!

    Our new ASF Adapter is finally available for purchase! The new adapter is smaller, more efficient and much easier to install inside your printer. This new design is positioned in a 45 degree position and all weight has been redirected to the adapter base so it can stand on it’s own. To prevent it from…

  • New ASF Adapter Coming out Soon!

    New ASF Adapter Coming out Soon!

    It’s been a while since we last updated the ASF Adapter, but recently we have developed a newer version with a more compact design and a much easier way to adapt into your DTG Printer. The newer version will require no screws to hold install inside your printer and attaching the gears and motor into…

  • Can I use a DIY DTG for Commercial Purposes

    Can I use a DIY DTG for Commercial Purposes

    Many people are confused between a commercial DTG that can cost thousands of dollars and a DIY DTG that can be build for just a few hundred dollars, but the question is, can it achieve the same quality ? Short answer is “yes” because even those commercial DTG that costs around $7000 is actually a…