This is an amazing set from QUKLOGEN. In my opinion, this is a turn key set that just gave me the fast and easy way to line up any t-shirt I plan to transfer - for years. The set includes the FRONT and the BACK for the adult, youth, infant, and v-neck shirt in the pink flexible plastic templates and 4 clear centering tools as well. All the templates are helpful.The pink plastic is more rigid compared to the others in this set. The clear templates are - clear so it is easy to see a feature of the shirt - like a pocket to take that into the mix when choosing the correct position.The set includes 3 teflon sheets. I use the teflon sheets over and under the item I am pressing to ensure the design doesn’t damage my press or the back side of the shirt. The Teflon sheets look like they have dents and crumples - this type of product just shows every time it is bent etc, - but causes no damage to the usability or life span of the sheets based on my experience.The tools. Some are better than others. The light pink putty knife looking scrapers - they work fine but are light weight. The dark pink smother with the felt edge is heavy duty and works well. The paper trimmer is a good quality. The heat tape is great for holding a design in place while using the heat press and the tape doesn’t cause any adhesive transfer.The pins are helpful to hold before taping. I did find one so far with a bad burr. It would have caused a thread pull or snag in a shirt if I had used it to pin a transfer. I would suggest checking each pin to be sure the ends are smooth before using each one. I don’t think the pins are the same quality as some of the other pieces, based on what I found when using them. A word of warning - I would never press a design while using pins. The ends of the pins will melt and the round heads will stretch the shirt.The last few pieces included are - a good quality silicone measuring tape, covered scissors and 2 marking pencils - one red and one white. I haven’t studied what fabrics the pencils can be used on - if they wash out etc, so I will just say they are included.I hope my thoughts and photos help someone.

This sublimation shirt tool kit is a really nice set for any person who makes any kind of shirts and/or just dabbles in a lot of different types of crafts.Right now the price point is an amazing price for everything that is included with the kit.While I do like the kit and a lot of it is very useful when making Tshirts with sublimation (or just vinyl) I do think that there are some extra pieces that aren't needed for sublimation specifically. For myself this isn't an issue because I do many different types of crafts so all of these tools benefit at least one type of craft I do.I don't mean that the extra pieces are a bad thing either! It's a nice bonus and that's kind of how I view them as just the Teflon sheets and heat resistant tape are a great bundle for this price!The Teflon Sheets are a great thing to have extras of! If you're making shirts and get ink on any of your sheets that ink could be transferred on your next project so it's a great idea to always have extra and this pack comes with THREE!The heat resistant tape is great too! I like that it comes with two rolls (and I use small pieces so it'll last me a while!) With the Yellow hue just be careful to not heat it up too long as it could leave behind a yellow color.The rounded and V neck shirt guides really are a game changer and these ones are nice! I do wish that the pink ones were also see through however the fact that they come in a pack with different shirt sizes (Infant, toddler, child, and adult). The guides do help take your shirts to the next level and help make them look more professional. The see through ones have a film on them so be sure to remove that! The pink set comes with a front and back for each size and they are my favorite to use!For me personally the positioning pins are not needed for this type of craft and the tailor pencils aren't either. (Although, I guess you could mark where you want to place your designs) I also sew so these items will be going to my sewing tote. The pins have a decorative pearl coating on the heads but some of mine are cracked and falling off. That's not a big issue for me but be aware of that if you do use them with heat that they may melt onto your project so they may be best suited for sewing only.The three pink scrapers aren't needed for sublimation shirts but if you're working on other types of projects they could come in handy then or if you were using heat vinyl on a different material other than a shirt I could see these being useful. The scraper with the fleece is nice and thick but the other two are much thinner and cheaper and I could see if using too much pressure at least one of them snapping so be careful.The measuring tape is definitely a nice addition to this sublimation kit and can be used for many other crafts but it makes sense to have it be included here too. It's 60 inches long on one side and 150 cm on the other side. Compared to my other measuring tapes the scale is spot on and accurate.The small scissors are made out of a very cheap plastic, but the blades themselves are very sharp. They cut through paper very nicely. I like that they come with a saftey cap as I said they are sharp!The film cutting knife I was really excited about because I thought I'd use it with my gift wrapping station. However, I find it very annoying. The razor blade falls right out of mine if it's tipped and the blade isn't positioned just right. The blade is also very thin and in order for it to work properly you need to make sure that the blade isn't pushed all the way down but that it also isn't too loose or else it'll fall out the top. I tried to cut paper with it and one piece it glides through just like butter. I may still keep it in with my gift wrap but just use it cautiously.The anti-slip gloves are nice. I have almost burned myself while using my heat press so these gloves will definitely help keep a safe barrier between my skin and the hot metal. The bottoms have grips too for when working with glass or a slippery material. They're very stretchy as well so I could see them fitting both a woman and a man.Again, over all I'm very pleased and happy with this kit but some tools are unnecessary for sublimation specifically. One or two of the smaller tools are on the cheap side but the bigger items really do help make up for the value of the whole package. I would still buy this set again and would recommend it to others.

I’m just starting to dabble in sublimation printing on T-shirts, and up until now I’ve mostly eyeballed the design placement. That usually works out fine, but a few prints have ended up slightly off-center. I came across this kit and figured for $16.98 it was worth trying to see if it could help clean up my workflow — and I’m glad I did.The kit comes packed with helpful tools — multiple T-shirt alignment rulers for both round and V-neck shirts, heat-resistant gloves with silicone grip bumps, teflon sheets for the heat press, sublimation pencils, tape, scrapers, pins, and more. The rulers are made from a flexible, durable PVC that’s easy to read and reuse, and the variety of sizes makes it simple to get consistent placement no matter what shirt style I’m working with.The two included rolls of Kapton (heat-resistant) tape alone usually cost around $10, so for everything that’s included in this kit, it’s an awesome value. The Teflon sheets handle high heat without issue, and the tape keeps designs locked in place during pressing. The added tools like the mini scrapers, measuring tape, and cutting knife round it out nicely.Whether you’re just getting started like me or want a better way to streamline your process, this is a well-thought-out and cost-effective kit that covers all the essentials.

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