The question everybody wants to know... What equipment do you use?! I outgrew my cricut quickly but I loved making them, so I figured out how to do it better. Making this jump has to match your growth though. If you're babysitting your cricut all day everyday, or you've had to outsource because it takes wayyy too long, this could be a solution! But I make enough $ to cover these costs in a single month. You can too if you keep working at it! My printer is the Epson Surecolor P-7000 commercial edition: $2.5-3k This one didn't take me too long to learn. Once it's pretty easy. Biggest change is using roll paper rather than sheets. It can take sheets no smaller than letter paper but the margins it needs are too big to be worth that. The cutter is the Graphtec CE-7000-60 Drove me MAD when I first got it. It's always throwing me for a loop and took me forever to get the hang of using it. The manual and YouTube are your bff's. Once I learned the barcode function it CHANGED MY LIFE. not for the faint of heart but I'd take it over a cricut any day. I don't have much to say about the laminator. I learned the hard way not to use thermal laminate even though its so much cheaper. For the most part, I don't mind sharing any info because you have to be determined to make this kind of investment. Me not telling my equipment won't stop someone who's determined to figure it out (it didn't stop me!) And I don't try to hide what I use in my videos. I might as well get some views and follows out if it🤷🏼‍♀️ . . . . . . . #stickerbusiness #stickermaking #lgbtq #lgbtqtiktok #stickermakingtutorial #stickermakingsupplies #stickerprinter #cricutstickers