Gene Crane's Page

"I'm sure the 16x20 is the way to go - wasn't sure I needed all the bells and whistles but it seems like they will come in handy. I appreciate everyones advise.   Muda"

"Ok Ken, because you are such a good friend,  I'll send you my fusion, and you can compare pressures until you get it right on your geoknight like we did and then I'll pay to have you ship it back, ok friend??? :-)"

"Now I am feeling bad that we have a GeoKnight.  When we got into the DTG business it was suggested to buy the Geo.  Now that I am seeing pressure settings on my heat set items I wish we had known.  Live and learn.  Right now we…"

"I have the hotronix fusion and a geoknight  both are 16x 20.  The fusion is nice since it has the digital pressure, plus it swings and also slides in and out.  I honestly didn't feel that I'd need the slide, but it really is…"

"I think you would like the 16x20 - I hate upgrades because usually you never recoup sufficient money on the 1st item.  16x20 will allow you to see most of your shirt and do large items even for 6x folks.  I am not good with prices but you…"

"Thanks Irving - I thought the 16x20 would be the best since I don't really want to "upgrade" in a few months - my VC supplier offered me a 16x20 for around 1,250 so I guess that's what I'll get. Muda    "

"Muda the only way to answer the question is to know what you going to be printing.  I have a Maxx $800 plus - 15x15 press as a backup to my 16x20 auto hotronix press ($1500plus) - I hate the prices - for these large irons and have been looking…"

" I need to buy a heat press as well, been looking at a 16x20 but do you think a 16 x 16 is good enough to start off with? I need to buy EVERYTHING and every little saving helps.   Muda"

"We have a GeoKnight 20 and while we would love to have a digital readout for pressure I can't justify replacing it yet. So far our best guest pressure settings (using our muscles) seem to be working okay. For now this is what we'll use.…"