DTG PRINTING — LIST

Compatible printer list:

Epson P600, SC-P600, P400, SC-P400, R1390, R1400, R1410, R1430, 1500W, R1800, R1900, R2000, R2400, L1800, L1300 (no white ink), T1100 (no white ink), R2880, R3000

The same guide can be used with all the printers listed above. Online supported included with every eBook purchase.

Build your own DIY DTG Printer with this easy step by step plans!

All you need is this easy to follow “how to guide” to build your own DTG Printer.
No Arduino or coding required.

No need to spend tons of money buying expensive printers and boards, you can build one yourself and customize it the way you want. This tutorial includes online support to help and assist you during the process to convert a printer into DTG.

Once you have downloaded our eBook you’re eligible for online support. If you need any help or need assistance just message us via the contact form or directly on our facebook page and we will help you from the beginning to the end.

The most affordable DIY DTG Tshirt Printer Plans on the internet! Build your own DTG printer using only the internal parts and some woods! This guide is aimed at creating a very affordable printer using only the internal parts and some woods only.

No Arduino, no coding or programming required! Just build the base and set all the sensors in the correct place to make it work. Once completed, you can upgrade it as you wish with Acrylic parts or metal parts.

With this guide, you will have access to sensor positions, base dimensions and you will learn how to set up all the sensors in the correct location so you can print onto a T-shirt or Wood parts.
Includes 1 minute video showing what it should look like.
(Video is a link inside the e-book page 33 to a private YouTube video)

It’s never been so easy to build your own DTG! With this newer version, you will spend less time building and more time getting your business ready! Stop looking on the Internet for DTG guides, this is the most accurate and the most complete plans you will ever find. This eBook includes online support, so you don’t have to worry if you get stuck or need assistance with the building process.
Step by step guide with images and text and 1 short video located on e-book page 33.

Compatibility

With this DTG Guide, you will be able to convert any of the printers listed above into a t-shirt printer (DTG)

The same plans work for all printers listed above. They all look different from outside but the interior parts are all the same to each other. The only difference is Wi-Fi/CD Printing/ 6 or 8 ink cartridges, but the conversion process is the same for all models.

This plans have step by step guide with illustrated images & high-resolution images to help you build the base and attach all sensors and motors in the correct position.

This eBook covers tricks & secrets that other guides don’t and you also get online support.

REQUIREMENTS FOR DTG (January 19th, 2023)

• Compatible Epson A3 printer (listed on top).
• Some screws for wooden (click on to purchase)
• Some bolts & nuts (click on to purchase)
• 2 x 70cm (28inch) Drawer Slide (click on to purchase) (must be 28″ inches or above)
• 2 x Cylinder Spacer (click on to view)
• MDF Woods

Estimated materials price: $20 – $40 Word: The disassembling course of will be discovered on-line under, it might look totally different exterior however when you take away your printer cowl it is all the identical. The hyperlink under covers 80% of the method and the remainder continues on the e-book.Estimated material cost: $20 – $40 Note: The disassembling process can be found online below, it may look different outside but once you remove your printer cover it’s all the same. The link below covers 80% of the process and the rest continues on the e-book. https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Epson+Stylus+Photo+1400+Paper+Eject+Frame+Assembly+Replacement/6723(Optional) Tools

• Aluminum Cutter –  Excellent to cut the printer shaft with precision
• Circular saw to cut the MDF wood (click  to view)
• Hot glue (click to view)
• Strong wooden glue (click to view)
• Driver Drill (click to view)

Continuous Inking System (Required, but only when you ready to start printing)

• CISS for Epson 1400 and Epson 1430 (click to view)
• For other models please contact us

DTG SENSORS This DTG guide includes all sensor positions and how to bypass them.

• CD/DVD Tray sensor
• ASF Sensor
• PF-SENSOR
• Encoder Sensor
• PW-SENSOR

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We have been in the DTG Industry for over 8 years!

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 uses inkjet technology to print images and designs onto t-shirts. This printing method is similar to the way your home printer prints images onto paper.

The biggest advantage of DTG printing is that it allows you to print full color images and designs onto t-shirts. This is a huge advantage over traditional t-shirt printing methods, which are limited to printing one or two colors.

Another advantage of DTG printing is that it’s a great option for small quantities. If you need to print just a few t-shirts, DTG printing is a great option. This is because there is no minimum order quantity with DTG printing.

So, if you’re looking for a t-shirt printing method that can print full color images and designs, and is great for small quantities, DTG printing is a great option for you!