Loklik auto heat press

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Thank you for this. I was curious about the silicone mats others have been using for added pressure.

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I am already following you hun

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Thanks so much for the follow :smiling_face_with_three_hearts::smiling_face_with_three_hearts::smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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I have the first one and I love not having to hold down my little portable press! Happy crafting!

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I am on my second week with my Press II and it is fantastic! I have a large dye sub T-shirt order to get out the door and it has dramatically speeded up the process. The adjustable digital pressure plus the Auto setting make for fast turnaround. Also the presets make it easy to jump between using applying HTVRont HTV Sublimation vinyl and then switching to the sublimation settings. The accurately repeatable pressure settings have given me more consistency in my production. I looked at the Press 1 but rejected it because of the lack of adjustable pressure. All the “fixes” are just Kluges. All the issues have been fixed on the II. Yow will regret no purchasing the II, which is really less capable tan most clamshells.

I have been using a Fancier studios press (one of the highest rated inexpensive press’) for over 10 years. I have retired it after a week on the Press II.

My advice is that if you can swap your order for a II do so, you will regret not doing it later.

Bob

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Oh that’s very nice you got me absolutely excited about it :heart_eyes::heart_eyes: I have the first and I so love it and it really made my work easier and I think the 2nd is a huge upgrade :heart_eyes:

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I think it touches on the features the commercial grade pneumatic presses offer.

Bob

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