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MakerBliss

Heat Press Your Designs Automatically, Without Feeling The Heat.

Disclaimer: All reviews contain subjective opinions of the NANZA team.

 [Funding Status

Pledges: $229,747 (as of Mar 13, 2023)

Live until: Mar 30, 2023

@ 11:00 P(PST)

 [Reward Price] 

Super Early Bird: $129

(50% off retail) * Shipping fee not included

 [Estimated Shipping Time] 

Jul 2023

 NANZA Tl;dr 

Bringing your creative prints to life couldn’t be more exciting with MakerBliss’ Automatic Smart Heat Press. It’s the 3D printer for customizing kings and queens! Perfect for kicking off your dreams of making merch with a quick and simple machine that’s built to be safe and hassle-free. But what are the costs to keeping things this quick, easy and smooth?

 The Important   Specs 

How Big and Heavy?

58.6cm x 27.6cm x 31.5cm, weighing 15kg.

 

What does it print on?

Everything a HTV or sublimation printer can do! T-shirts, pillows, mouse pads, puzzles, porcelain plates, metal plates.

 

4 Modes

Automated pressures to adhere to cotton, additional textile materials, porcelain plates and metal plates.

Generous Mounting Space

 The 17 x 17 inch heat panel, allows for a larger prints up to 2cm in thickness (sufficient to print on larger garments like hoodies!)

Automated Pressure

3.2kPa, equivalent to a 60kg weight press.

Temperature Range

 200 to 400°F

Voltage

 220V/110V - requires slightly more energy than average ink printers.

Remote Control

Touchscreen, plus additional wireless remote control access!

Add-ons

Backers can opt to purchase permanent adhesive vinyls, either in sheets (90) or rolls (15)for $29 and $39 respectively.

Reward Price

Your best deal comes in at $249 for 2 MakerBliss’, 52% off retail (Super Early Bird x2). But the Single Super Early Bird is just as worth the purchase at $139, capped at half price off from the MSRP of $259.

Shipping

 Unconfirmed but with respectable estimates supplied, MakerBliss provides a rough guide to all countries bracketed with a rough fee for each package (one or two units). Delivery to the US at $55/ per unit, $65 to the UK and Canada, $69-$79 to Europe and $85-$150 to Asia, and the rest of the world. It’s not cheap, but don’t say they didn’t warn you…

 What We Love 

1. Product Design

Not your conventional looking heat press machine, it’s sleek and white which makes it worth taking up the corner of your creative space!

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2. Material Compatibility

Non-restricting to fabrics, the large surface area and mode variety make it versatile to print anything from puzzles, mouse pads, and even phone cases!

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 What We Don't 

1.  Proof in The Press-ing

MakerBliss promises a wide variety of prints on different surfaces, however aside from two very similar videos showing a real-time print onto t-shirt’s, there’s a lack of visual aid to show the usability on other mediums.

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2. Too Automated and Minimal

Pre-set temperature and pressure control means those experienced with heat pressers may find this product a little restricting. Additionally, while the design looks like an ambiguously sleek printer, backers have raised questions about MakerBliss’ decision to not include a handle for the slide out tray which may be far practical for use. 

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 Is it Worth it? 

The MakerBliss helps cut labour through automatic pressing and lifting, providing more time to allocate on ideas, whatever the medium! Made for at-home creations, it’s a safe beginners investment. While the automated functions are great, it may be restricting to those who want specific pressures and temperatures on creations. While we wait for further video content to show how good this presser is, we wait in positive anticipation. For $129, it’ll be worth the investment especially for personal print sales! But with estimated shipping costs being as high as $150, let’s hope it’s worthwhile to get this baby home. 

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