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๐Ÿ“ (docs): Add iron-on guide for TPU print

e58b1e8af909b9ea4b07d9e85043440157cfef1a ยท Miggi ยท 2026-07-14T18:42:31Z

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1 +# Ironing the TPU Print onto a T-Shirt
2 +
3 +Instead of printing directly onto fabric (see [README](README.md)), you can print the logo flat on the build plate and iron it onto a cotton t-shirt afterwards. TPU melts and bonds nicely into the fabric weave under heat and pressure.
4 +
5 +## What you need
6 +
7 +- The printed TPU logo (flat, 0.4 mm)
8 +- A cotton t-shirt
9 +- A clothes iron
10 +- Baking paper (parchment paper)
11 +
12 +## Steps
13 +
14 +1. **Set the iron to level 3 (โ€ขโ€ขโ€ข, cotton setting).** Let it fully heat up.
15 +2. **Position the print** on the t-shirt where you want the logo.
16 +3. **Cut a piece of baking paper** slightly larger than the print and lay it on top. It protects the TPU from direct contact with the iron and keeps it from sticking to the soleplate.
17 +4. **Press down firmly for about 30 seconds** with the iron flat on the baking paper. Use real pressure โ€” this is what pushes the softened TPU into the fabric.
18 +5. **Work the edge of the iron over the print with force.** Slide the soleplate edge across the whole logo.
19 +6. **Rotate the iron 90ยฐ and repeat** the edge pass in the other direction.
20 +7. **Repeat steps 4โ€“8 several times** until the print is bonded to the shirt and no longer lifts at the edges.
21 +8. **Let it cool briefly**, then turn the shirt inside out (print facing down).
22 +9. **Iron the back side** over the logo area a few more times to finish the bond from behind.
23 +
24 +## Tips
25 +
26 +- Cotton only โ€” synthetic fabrics can melt at the cotton iron setting.
27 +- Peel the baking paper off slowly after cooling; if the TPU sticks to it, iron again.
28 +- Gently tug the edges of the logo after cooling to check the bond โ€” if a corner lifts, repeat the pressing.
29 +- Wash the shirt inside out at low temperature to make the print last longer.
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35 35 - No infill settings matter at this height; the whole part is top/bottom layers.
36 36
37 37 Of course you can also just print it flat as a sticker, badge or keychain blank.
38 +
39 +Alternatively, print it flat and iron it on afterwards โ€” see the [iron-on guide](IRON-ON-GUIDE.md).

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