Show us what you embroidered lately!

[GraphicDisorder]

If you need another one, let me know.  I know a guy here that is on the fence about whether or not to sell his.  I think he needs to, he doesn't use it much.

I'm good for right now, I hope my next one is a super production machine then I will have all covered, singles, matching, quads, and maybe like a 8 or 15 head for long runs. 

[mk162]

I personally am not a huge fan of super large machines.  I think it's best to get 4's or 6's and run those.  That way if you have a thread break, you stop 4 heads, not 15.  They can all be sewing the same design, but your output would be higher.  Also since you can load 4, press start and have those started before the next 4 hit the next machine.

Just a personal preference I guess.

[Denis Kolar]

I personally am not a huge fan of super large machines.  I think it's best to get 4's or 6's and run those.  That way if you have a thread break, you stop 4 heads, not 15.  They can all be sewing the same design, but your output would be higher.  Also since you can load 4, press start and have those started before the next 4 hit the next machine.

Just a personal preference I guess.

If you look at it like that, 3 single heads would do more work than a one 4-head.

[mk162]

I don't know about that, but 4 single heads would do more work than a 4 head.  4-6 heads heads are great size machines.

[GraphicDisorder]

Applique on hats too.


Metal logos on hats even.


Here is our new set up:

[tonypep]

Very nice. We have 40 heads but don't due that kind of quality. Then again our clients are just mainly basic logo folks.

[GraphicDisorder]

Very nice. We have 40 heads but don't due that kind of quality. Then again our clients are just mainly basic logo folks.

Thank you Tony, I take that as a compliment!  Wish I had 40 heads lol.

[squeegee]

Really like the aluminum piece that's riveted on the hat, it looks super cool.  Had a customer ask me to do something similar a long time ago, we ended up outsourcing it.

Where/how did you source or make the riveted piece? 

[GraphicDisorder]

Really like the aluminum piece that's riveted on the hat, it looks super cool.  Had a customer ask me to do something similar a long time ago, we ended up outsourcing it.

Where/how did you source or make the riveted piece?

I have a few sources, all friends.  They don't really do that type of thing but slide me in on their water jet.  I have one on my street even. 

[JBLUE]

You guys are really on another level when it comes to quality. Nice work guys.

[GraphicDisorder]

You guys are really on another level when it comes to quality. Nice work guys.

Thank you!

We bust our ass to make sure we stand out!

[JBLUE]

You guys are really on another level when it comes to quality. Nice work guys.

Thank you!

We bust our ass to make sure we stand out!

It shows. Keep it up and you will have 40 heads sooner than you think.

[GraphicDisorder]

You guys are really on another level when it comes to quality. Nice work guys.

Thank you!

We bust our ass to make sure we stand out!

It shows. Keep it up and you will have 40 heads sooner than you think.

I will need a bigger building.  LOL.

I remember thinking, no way I could fill up 8,000sqft.  I have already filled up the whole inside.  The warehouse is only half full of equipment, but also has 4 cars out there.  So its basically full.  Next I will have to buy the building and kick out the renter.  6ksqft over there. LOL.

[GraphicDisorder]

MOAR, blue glitter vinyl tuck and roll pattern in the background, silver, charcoal and black, thread--white vinyl with silver glitter vinyl on the camera.

[squeegee]

The applique effects you are showing are very creative.  The glitter blue reminds me of classic car upholstery.  Keep em coming.