Awesome! Comparing the price of manufactured stretchers from Amazon, ebay etc. and Import fees, damn it I had to gather some few cash on budget to a design similar one for my small print studio. Ghana says Thank You.
This GENIUS technique by Nican GadinganHD will BLOW YOUR MIND. You don't need all the clamps and steel bars....all you need is a piece of board with nails spaced about an inch apart on one side of the board. I tried it and it works! Instead of using glue on the screens I used staples......that's it ! Here is the link th-cam.com/video/_TDfPp32z98/w-d-xo.html
I really enjoyed watching you DIY Screen Stretching. Good stretcher. Wouldn't mind seeing the exact dimension of each of those 4 units and your table size & layout. With that I think I could make one. My son wants me to do some for him. Anyway to contact you
Not likely that steel is available at H.D. I'm not just a screen printer, I'm a fabricator too. I buy all my supplies at a steel yard. All the parts to build this unit came from supplies I had on the shelf so I can't tell you exactly how much it cost. Check your local steel shop and see if they have a scrap section. Most do. You can save huge from new.
I've tried many and the best one is from Rhinotech. Use the 2 part kit not the instant type. Number RMA3000. A quart goes a long way but I usually buy a gallon. Only mix what you are going to use.
@@bananasESCT the rubber on the clamping bars is a serpentine belt. It's the same belt you find on cars and trucks. It's ribbed so the two pieces of belt hold the material when clamped together. The pieces of belt are glued to the bars with weather strip adhesive.
The adhesive we are using in this video is from Screen printing.com SKU: GNSU-GLUEKIT $39.99 USD Rhinotechinc.com has some good products as well. Possibly a little stronger than what we are using here.
I have tried many types of adhesive and the best by far is from a company called Rhinotech. They have a two part adhesive that works great. Rhinotechinc.com
Berardi, actually with Nican's technique,you can still use it on metal frames. The key thing is his simple stretching technique. He didn't use any staples in this video ,just glue. see the video .. th-cam.com/video/_TDfPp32z98/w-d-xo.html
Awesome! Comparing the price of manufactured stretchers from Amazon, ebay etc. and Import fees, damn it I had to gather some few cash on budget to a design similar one for my small print studio. Ghana says Thank You.
yes mann! great looking setup and explanation.
Thank you for this video; the generosity of folks on TH-cam constantly amazes me!
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Awesome, thanks for the tips.
I from Brazil. Great your job. Thanks Sir!
Toggle clamp.
Nice jig, but an oversized newmsn roller frame will achieve the same results. A tension meter is a must!
I appreciate the info! I have a drum head tension gauge that might be useful. Never thought of using it before. I’ll give that a try.
This GENIUS technique by Nican GadinganHD will BLOW YOUR MIND. You don't need all the clamps and steel bars....all you need is a piece of board with nails spaced about an inch apart on one side of the board. I tried it and it works! Instead of using glue on the screens I used staples......that's it ! Here is the link th-cam.com/video/_TDfPp32z98/w-d-xo.html
That is a good idea but not as accurate and it's not very easy to get staples in an aluminum frame.
You are right. It is meant for wooden frames.
very good job thanks
Handyyyy mannn this was cool to watch!
I really enjoyed watching you DIY Screen Stretching. Good stretcher. Wouldn't mind seeing the exact dimension of each of those 4 units and your table size & layout. With that I think I could make one. My son wants me to do some for him. Anyway to contact you
Message me berardiracing@gmail.com
Thank you sir I am from nepal
where did you get the glue and activator from, can you put the link please
The best system
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Much appreciated your video, very cool little jig it makes me want build me 1.
Thanks for the comments. Pretty straight forward. LMK if you need any help building your own.
The Basement I appreciate it, by the way where did u buy all the steel at? You think home depot might have all of them?
Not likely that steel is available at H.D. I'm not just a screen printer, I'm a fabricator too. I buy all my supplies at a steel yard. All the parts to build this unit came from supplies I had on the shelf so I can't tell you exactly how much it cost. Check your local steel shop and see if they have a scrap section. Most do. You can save huge from new.
Berardi Racing what were the length on the pieces that hold the screen?
What is the brand of glue an activator
Nice
Witch glue you are using to attach the mesh from screen
I've tried many and the best one is from Rhinotech.
Use the 2 part kit not the instant type.
Number RMA3000.
A quart goes a long way but I usually buy a gallon. Only mix what you are going to use.
Hello as it is called, that red one
That really cool but what value did you use, as I couldn't hear
Just did it by feel, but would definitely recommend a tension gage.
Thank you so much for your video. What is the rubber band you use on the clamps ?
Hey Thomas, there's no rubber bands on the clamps.
On the bars that hold the mesh, there is a rubber for it not to slip. Sorry my question wasn’t precise enough
@@bananasESCT the rubber on the clamping bars is a serpentine belt. It's the same belt you find on cars and trucks. It's ribbed so the two pieces of belt hold the material when clamped together.
The pieces of belt are glued to the bars with weather strip adhesive.
Thank you so much. Indeed this is a ingenious idea !
Hi sir I like your design can you please send me that design copy for me?it is very helpful to me
What do you call that clamp with red lever?
toggle clamp, ebay, aliexpress
auto belt is a great idea
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It’s perfectly! What’s name this glue ! I need to me ! ❤
RhinoMite frame adhesive.
Good day sir I like your screen strecher design can you provide me the exact plan or dimension of it? It will help me a lot thank you in advance
Check back. When I get a chance I'll post a video of how to make your own.
Thank you sir I'm from the philippines
could you make a stretcher like this with wood you think?
I'm sure it would work just fine.
Use a hardwood like oak or similar.
@@berardiracing92 thanks gonna try it out
sir please give me mesrment of this unit
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How many pounds is that toggle clamp?
To be honest, I'm really not sure.Thats why I also use the c-clamps.
@@berardiracing92 I see thanks for responding!
What the name of Glue?
The adhesive we are using in this video is from Screen printing.com
SKU: GNSU-GLUEKIT
$39.99 USD
Rhinotechinc.com has some good products as well. Possibly a little stronger than what we are using here.
What the glue name?
I have tried many types of adhesive and the best by far is from a company called Rhinotech.
They have a two part adhesive that works great.
Rhinotechinc.com
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Berardi, actually with Nican's technique,you can still use it on metal frames. The key thing is his simple stretching technique. He didn't use any staples in this video ,just glue. see the video .. th-cam.com/video/_TDfPp32z98/w-d-xo.html
There's always a better mouse trap.
Too complicated,