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This video drives me bananas!

i love this tutorial, i come back to this video every time i want to strech my screens for years now

Hello to your channel..very short and informative..

Actually a good method

Good job guys! Just did my first screen using your method! As tight as it can be! Thank you for sharing!

CREEPY!

Finally! After looking at more than a dozen videos, your video has captured exactly what I need to do, and shown the tools and materials to boot. Well done, and thanks.

How high did you put the temperature? 300 degrees or higher ?

nice..

Hola !! Gracias amigo por compartir !!!! Yo buscaba un tutorial para estirar lonas comerciales y el tuyo es muy práctico , pienso que es lo mismo verdad ? Aunque he visto que en lonas comerciales los estiran primero desde 4 las esquinas , probaré con tu sistema que está .....de 10 ....abrazo gigante

Been doing for years and this is a better way. Plus good-natured and nice music, this is what the Interwebs is for. Many thanx

awesome thank you

Thanks for this! I'm an art student studying printmaking you just made my homemade screen so much better quality 🤘🏻

Thanks for sharing this technique

This is a brilliant idea. Thanks for sharing!

This is sweet, and the test at the end is awesome. Make a 2 hour long video of stuff bouncing off a silk screen. lol

I WATCH THIS EVERY DAY!!

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Thanks for sharing this technique. I'm just getting into screening and I found your video very helpful. I also enjoyed the music.

Helpful video, annoying music.

Your technique to stretch is very good, I suggest you to use glue instead, it's easier to apply and doesn't tear the fabric or ruin the wood, and if don't want to wait use an activator with it. Cheers my friend !

Wow!!! That is a smart way to do it! Thanks for the video my friend!!

hi bro thanks for sharing this video i have been shared this video on my site www.ajilika.com/2014/10/blog-post_4.html

Good tutorial with suicide music. Maybe some happy music would be nice...

looks simple enough

Hey Pini, thanks for the tutorial Its always great to get people into the passion for screen printing! Most of our staff started out with just a few screens at home, and their own labels! We have been playing around with some blacklight glow white prints and tie die for the colourdash run coming up-will have to link an image after to see how they turn out! Ellie @colourworks.kiwi

If you get a wooden picture frame from a charity shop for like £1, take the back off and the panel of glass out, you can stretch the mesh over the frame. you can then use the panel of glass as a way of holding the acetate in place/flat when you're exposing ( cos the glass is the perfect size ) i combined that technique with your stretching method and i got a cheap screen :D thanks for the tutorial.

Thank you for the share : ]

You done well citizen, great video tutorial

This is the best homemade version of stretching a screen I've seen so far. Thanks!

very good,thanks for your share!!

what kind of this ink, is puff ink make glow?

Hey thanks for the video. Quick question: Do you know if the puff additive works with india ink on paper or other art inks or does it only work with screenprinting inks?

the mesh is extremely fine of real silkscreen mesh and can withstand great tension,those are in general not the qualities of a curtain. But if you can find a curtain that comes close to those specifications,you might be able to get some results,but i wouldn't get my hopes up. Silkscreens can be very unforgiving if poorly constructed,i would recommend looking for some real mesh ;)

Is it possibe too use a curtain,ive seen it in another video

Good job. Very creative!

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Sorry! Late reply, but no. You don't have to wet the mesh before stretching it:-) Good luck!

Probably most art supply stores have mesh. 45T mesh that is I think. Good luck!

most art supply stores sell this by the meter or yard depending where you live ;)

sorry to answer so late,but mesh doesn't absorb water ,so soaking it before hand will only make it harder to clamp down ;)

question, where can you buy the mesh?

Easy best idea. like it!!

This is a fantastic method. Does anyone put their screen mesh in water, prior to stretching? I'm about to stretch a screen and can't recall if placing it in water helps the fibers move easier prior to the stretching.

very fantastic

;-) You are the first to notice! We didn't even see till now! It is for failed nails though.. And we didn't have one of those :)

is the "Ranch" to add flavor to the project? ;)