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{{Tool | {{Tool | ||
|room=Design Space | |room=Design Space | ||
|model=Fancierstudio 15x15A BLK Digital Sublimation T-Shirt Heat Press | |||
|trainers=Tina Tenbergen | |trainers=Tina Tenbergen | ||
|knowledge keepers=Jamie O'Neill | |knowledge keepers=Jamie O'Neill | ||
|SWP link=https://northforge.ca/community/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/21.-Heat-Press-SWP.pdf | |SWP link=https://northforge.ca/community/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/21.-Heat-Press-SWP.pdf | ||
|other details=The heat press gets hot and squeezes things. You can use it for heat-transfer vinyl, sublimation printing, and anything else that might need a hot-squeeze combination. The heat press is fairly safe, but please be careful not to burn yourself or others. There's a sign you can put beside the heat press to warn others when it's hot, but please don't forget to remove the sign when it's cooled down. | |||
* [https://fancierstudio.com/product/fancierstudio-power-heat-press-15x15-sublimation-rhinestone-heat-press-t-shirt-heat-press-new-model-fs15x15a-rb/ Manufacturer's link] | |||
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