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Old thread, but somehow some of you missed this guy at Long Beach... We like to think this is the BEST way to do it, and no, it's not as easy as we make it look to make these things.http://shur-loc.mysimplestore.com/t/tefloc---ptfe-coated-fabric-panels
https://www.stahls.com/heat-press-cover-sheetand gorilla tape. . .
Quote from: shurloc on April 05, 2017, 05:12:57 PMOld thread, but somehow some of you missed this guy at Long Beach... We like to think this is the BEST way to do it, and no, it's not as easy as we make it look to make these things.http://shur-loc.mysimplestore.com/t/tefloc---ptfe-coated-fabric-panelsBut will it hold tension at over 30 newtons? That is pretty awesome. Will it work in conjunction with M&R's Hot Iron?You could technically take it to 30N, but... No, just don't. We're actually looking at running them about 15N right now as the 'perfect tension' range for them. Just enough slack to absorb the curves, but not so tight they split.And yes, M&R is using them for demos with both Hothead systems.
Quote from: Colin on April 05, 2017, 08:56:47 PMQuote from: shurloc on April 05, 2017, 05:12:57 PMOld thread, but somehow some of you missed this guy at Long Beach... We like to think this is the BEST way to do it, and no, it's not as easy as we make it look to make these things.http://shur-loc.mysimplestore.com/t/tefloc---ptfe-coated-fabric-panelsBut will it hold tension at over 30 newtons? That is pretty awesome. Will it work in conjunction with M&R's Hot Iron?You could technically take it to 30N, but... No, just don't. We're actually looking at running them about 15N right now as the 'perfect tension' range for them. Just enough slack to absorb the curves, but not so tight they split.And yes, M&R is using them for demos with both Hothead systems. These work extremely well in our Hothead application!