The Maker’s Toolbox: HTVRONT D2 DTF Printer + A100 Auto Heat Press Review

I’m a maker through-and-through, which means I enjoy everything creative, from CNC milling to sketching to programming. I’m always excited to try new tools that expand the creative avenues I can take. When it comes to custom clothing, DTF (Direct-To-Film) printing is probably the most versatile process available. So, when HTVRONT asked me to review their D2 DTF Printer and A100 Auto Multi Heat Press, I jumped at the chance.

The basics of DTF printing

I’ll be talking about three products in this review:

All three of those are necessary for a standard workflow. To help you understand why, I’ll give you a quick overview of how DTF printing works.

DTF printing is a heat transfer process. The printer itself (the D2 in this case) prints onto film. You then apply adhesive powder to that, which only sticks to the ink you just printed. Next, you heat the film, ink,...

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