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When it comes to DTF printing, especially with the use of a shaker, one thing to note is that **there is no standard temperature setting**. Unlike other aspects of the process where guidelines might be more rigid, the temperature of your DTF shaker is **variable**. But why is this?
The answer lies in your **printing speed**. The general rule of thumb is:
- **The slower the printing speed, the lower the required temperature.**
- **The faster the printing speed, the higher the temperature needs to be.**
It’s important to regularly check your results. One of the most noticeable indicators of improper curing is if your print looks like a **shiny orange peel**. This is a sign that your temperature settings are off and need to be adjusted.
The key is to be flexible and make changes based on the conditions of your prints. This is why experimenting and finding what works best for your setup is crucial—there’s no “one size fits all” when it comes to DTF shaker heat requirements.
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### Stop Asking for Help from Facebook!
Now, this might sound harsh, but it needs to be said: **stop relying on Facebook for answers**. Many of the people you ask for help are in the same boat as you—**they're looking for help too**. You risk not only receiving bad advice but also making your situation worse by following misguided solutions.
Instead, trust the process, your equipment, and your ability to fine-tune settings based on observation and experimentation. By understanding how to adjust the heat according to your print speed and examining your results, you’ll gain control over your DTF shaker and prints.
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This blog will emphasize the importance of self-reliance and experimentation, key factors for anyone in the DTF printing business.
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