You have to buy it separately. The screen are considered consumables and they are low cost. I would suggest to get aluminum frame for your screens. They are more durable. I’m constantly adding videos about screen printing, sublimation, heat transfer vinyl, and embroidery. If you are interested, please subscribe to the channel to be notified when new content is available.
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hola estoy punto de compra una Riley Hopkins 250 6 colores 4 estaciones que me reomiendas9? el horno que tienes atrás es un D100? que me recomiendas ? gracias estaría enormemente agradecido tu aserramiento
Definitivamente 6 colors 4 station es in buen comienzo. Con esa configuracion puede hacer process color, CMYK process y mucho mas eficiente la produccion de ordenes grandes. Le recomiendo air compre el pallet para hacer los eatampados de las mangas de camisas y pantalones. El conveyor dryer es un equipo muy viejo y esta descontinuado. Puede comemenzar con I’m flash dryer. O si tiene el presupuesto compre un conveyor dryer.
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It is a Harco model TD1405A1 made by Graphic Products Inc. it is very old (25+yrs). That company doesn’t exist anymore but another company called Brown Manufacturing Group acquired them and they still support and sell their equipment, spares, etc. This thing was built to last forever!
Nice video! I am looking into the Riley 250. I have no experience but I am interested in starting to screen print. Did you have experience in screen printing before using the 250? Was it difficult to learn the process? How are things going now a days?
I had zero experience but I did a lot of research. TH-cam is a great resource. You will make mistakes at first but with practice you’ll get it. For me the exposure process was the one that took a while to perfection because I use a homemade exposure unit with a 500watts lamp. I also live near the coast and it is very humid. When drying your screens, humidity is not good for the emulsion. You want a dry environment. I ended up building a nice drying cabinet that took care of all the issues I was having when exposing the screens. Riley press are great quality and easy to use. You won’t be disappointed. Ryonett customer service is great too.
@@pasadenascreenprinting303 good advice, thanks! How is the 250 holding up? How is business, have u gotten a decent amount of orders? Has the quality on the prints been good?
Why did you not line up the neck line of the T-shirt with the neck line drawing on the pallet?
Don’t give up!
Hey have you had any trouble setting tilt of your screens,,?i have the same press,,mine looks like it came way tilted up
Do the screens and accessories come with the machine itself or you have to buy it separately?
You have to buy it separately. The screen are considered consumables and they are low cost. I would suggest to get aluminum frame for your screens. They are more durable. I’m constantly adding videos about screen printing, sublimation, heat transfer vinyl, and embroidery. If you are interested, please subscribe to the channel to be notified when new content is available.
how much do you sell tshirt in every color? do some video of that. how to price a tshirt.
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hola estoy punto de compra una Riley Hopkins 250 6 colores 4 estaciones que me reomiendas9? el horno que tienes atrás es un D100? que me recomiendas ? gracias estaría enormemente agradecido tu aserramiento
Definitivamente 6 colors 4 station es in buen comienzo. Con esa configuracion puede hacer process color, CMYK process y mucho mas eficiente la produccion de ordenes grandes. Le recomiendo air compre el pallet para hacer los eatampados de las mangas de camisas y pantalones. El conveyor dryer es un equipo muy viejo y esta descontinuado. Puede comemenzar con I’m flash dryer. O si tiene el presupuesto compre un conveyor dryer.
@@pasadenascreenprinting303 ENORMENTE AGRADECIDO CON TU COMENTARIO. MUCHAS GRACIAS. OTRA COSA TE PREGUNTO CONSIDERAS ROBUSTA Y FUERTE PARA TRABAJOS LA MAQUINA ?
What is the conveyor dryer that you are using?
It is a Harco model TD1405A1 made by Graphic Products Inc. it is very old (25+yrs). That company doesn’t exist anymore but another company called Brown Manufacturing Group acquired them and they still support and sell their equipment, spares, etc. This thing was built to last forever!
Nice video! I am looking into the Riley 250. I have no experience but I am interested in starting to screen print. Did you have experience in screen printing before using the 250? Was it difficult to learn the process? How are things going now a days?
I had zero experience but I did a lot of research. TH-cam is a great resource. You will make mistakes at first but with practice you’ll get it. For me the exposure process was the one that took a while to perfection because I use a homemade exposure unit with a 500watts lamp. I also live near the coast and it is very humid. When drying your screens, humidity is not good for the emulsion. You want a dry environment. I ended up building a nice drying cabinet that took care of all the issues I was having when exposing the screens. Riley press are great quality and easy to use. You won’t be disappointed. Ryonett customer service is great too.
@@pasadenascreenprinting303 good advice, thanks! How is the 250 holding up? How is business, have u gotten a decent amount of orders? Has the quality on the prints been good?
Really helpful videos. Thanks. Have you considered making a DIY LED exposure unit? I’d love to see you tackle that project.