The UV light box is my hand made. The other material is "T-Shirt-Kun" made by TAIYOSEIKI. www.taiyoseiki.com/ (It is sold only in Japan and does not seem to be shipped overseas)
I love how there are thousands of screen printers on youtube who will give you an in-depth look at their process, but this guy comes around and says zero things during his video and I learn a lot . Props to neco, keep up the great work.
Very immersive and intriguing story, I especially liked the plot twist with the paper glue; Unexpected and just brilliantly thought out. 8.2/10 I want a sequel.
Well done! Excellent job! Very sharp image! I was on edge when you were applying the paint... 🥺... but the frame didn’t move and you got a very sharp image. You are a master!
Obviously not op but I do this kind of stuff. You're going to need TRANSPARENT printer paper. I use the ones from Michael's that have adhesive, usually used for crafts. They stick onto the silk screen nicely. youll also need a silk screen. Get them from Amazon. Get one of the smaller ones. Next you need to find your design, or make it, and then print it onto your paper. Next buy your emulsion from Amazon. It's from speedball. It's a two step process. It should have two bottles. EMULSION. Then coat your screen with emulsion, spread evenly with a squeegee. Avoid bubbles, don't lay it on too thick but not too thin either. It should look wet. Let it dry flat but suspended. I recommend stacking too boxes on either side and balancing the screen on top. And let dry in a DARK place. Your garage should be fine. Emulsion works by hardening in the sunlight or any light for that matter. It's a thermal process. After it's dry, stick your paper with design onto the front part of the silk screen. That is, the part with the large dip. The flat side should be down against your shirt later in your process. After you have stuck it on youre going to need a light bulb that gets very hot. Either incandescent or something more intense, like outdoor floods. OP used uv lights which also works nicely but you can use a regular lightbulb. It will be less precise though because lightbulbs vary quite a bit. Florescent and LED wont work because they don't get hot!!! Shop lights work well. Just look it up. Position the lightbulb about 1 foot from the screen and leave it. For about 5 minutes. Peel your paper off and spray it with warm water, not hot, but luke warm. Don't spray too hard or you'll take off the design. Spray where your design was and you should see it is slightly lighter than the rest of the screen. That's because it wasn't burned and won't hang on as easily. Use a sock or microfiber cloth to lightly scrub the back of the screen with spraying the front. Then switch sides and repeat. You should end up with a good print. You're also going to need silk screen paint. Speedball also works. You're going to need a squeegee. Tape up the edges around your screen without covering your design. Get a good line of paint across the top of the screen and bring your squeegee up and down, 1. down 2. up 3. down. You don't want to lay it down more than three swipes or your paint will be too thick on the shirt. Usually a 1.2. swipe is fine. Look at the shirt through the paint and see if there are any spots the paint didn't coat on the shirt. Go for the third swipe if there are blank spots. Don't do more than three!!. If there is still a spot you can use a gifit card as a squeegee in a small area.or just fill it in later with a paint brush, (not recommended tbh). IMPORTANT IMPORTANT: PUT A PIECE OF SMALL CARDBOARD OR POSTER PAPER inside shirt before printing. This will keep the ink from seeping through to the other side. Let hang dry for an hour and throw it in the dryer. Or let dry and iron with parchment paper like OP did in the video.
Hi, do you run into any issue with re-positioning the screen in the frame, after you take it out? I would be worried it would pull differently and distort the design.
@@necotadotcom When I used to do screen printing, I would use reference marks at the corners. If you put tape on the t-shirt where the reference marks are, and print the reference marks onto the tape you can re-align the screen perfectly!
@@tiggerbiggo He was asking about he took out the silk screen and put it back in. Not the reference marks on the t shirt design itself. Like when you stretch a piece of fabric and it distorts. I agree with the first answer. The distortion won't be too drastic unless you're dealing with 'pixel sized' details.
@@dawniebug784 Right, but surely what I suggested would solve both right? That way it doesn't matter exactly how the film is placed in the frame, just align it with the reference marks
Your video alone should be responsible for an influx of customers to Taiyoseiki. Very nice video, thankyou. I watched it a while ago now, but it really was inspiring to me - And especially to everyone interested in doing small scale projects without starting up a whole T-shirt company.
Hey buddy! I'm a screenprinter and I love what you do! Just... How can someone give a thumb down? Great job, great thing to do, great quality... Keep up the good work! Screenprinting is a great thing to do and imo just outstanding and great!
So cool vid! finished it till the end! please make more videos like this by the way intrigue on the frame ur using for the silk screen seems ideal! where can i find one like such? Thanks man!
@@edearthling9298 Google Chrome on Android has an option to translate that from Japanese to English. 🤷🏽♂️ Edit: here is the link to the frame www.taiyoseiki.com/products/detail.php?product_id=462
Like your creativity, very smooth. So how can we order this kit in the English version, I'm not Asian, makes it difficult to find out more information.
@@yogisutrisno ini mah sablon ya, baru ngeh saya :'D Soalnya cat yang dipake di video ini, alat alatnya, dan tekniknya keliatan lebih modern daripada di negara kita :D
Hey!! Super video, it look so simple and neat. I wish you would put the informations about the material you used (the clipping silkscreen frame, very easy) and the precoated silk sheets. (I guess you build the UV light box yourself? very clever and efficient) Great job all together.
Great video,may i ask question about the UV light bulb? 1.what kind of UV Light you use? 2.How many watt UV bulb is needed to expose the design on emulsion? 3.What kind of emulsion you use in the video? Thank very much
thanks! UV Light www.yazawa.co.jp/products/?item=8950 I do not know the type of emulsion well because I am using a screen on which the emulsion is already applied.
it's the standard photo emulsion liquid. You can get specific kinds that setup in different kinds of light. If you've never done it before and don't want the screen cleanings/ drying wait times you can buy screens already coated. I recommend daizo speedball for emulsion easy to use and purchase. Exposure times are short and cleaning is fast. Blick for the ink and speedball for the emulsion.
The UV light box is my hand made.
The other material is "T-Shirt-Kun" made by TAIYOSEIKI.
www.taiyoseiki.com/
(It is sold only in Japan and does not seem to be shipped overseas)
H. Kiga. My frind can i bay something and ship to Saudi Arabia
Good work!
Can buy some from you and ship to Australia
Can you help with shipping?
Nice uv light box
こんな綺麗に作れるんや凄い
I love how clean you work with that printing process 😭
すげぇ...
何やってるのかわからなかったからググりましたw
薄紫色のシートには紫外線で固まる感光乳剤というものが塗布されていて、遮光した部分だけが洗い流せるという仕組みなのですね！
世界が広がりました！
めっちゃ色も良いし綺麗！
Thanks!!
i like how simply this version is and how elegant it is
非常に手際が良く、UVライト装置も自作しているのが感心します。スクリーンを焼き付けた後に一度フレームから外して再度UVライト当てるのはなるほどと思いました。枠付近のスクリーンが水に溶けて、紫色の染みが出来るのを防いでいるんですね。
その通りです！Tシャツくんあるあるですよね。マニュアル通りにやって失敗される方多いと思います。
非常に良いビデオ
I love how there are thousands of screen printers on youtube who will give you an in-depth look at their process, but this guy comes around and says zero things during his video and I learn a lot . Props to neco, keep up the great work.
Awesome set up..luv to see how everyone do it around the world 🌎
Thanks!
@Mitchell Collar tokyohl.com/mycreation/90.html this is the item
Very immersive and intriguing story, I especially liked the plot twist with the paper glue; Unexpected and just brilliantly thought out. 8.2/10 I want a sequel.
i have never seen silk screen done with these materials before, it was soothing too, I'm definitely trying this.
ほんと、上出来…過ぎ‼️
楽しい動画でした👍
ありがとうございます!!
Loving the homemade setup 👏🏿👏🏿 nice print
I really like the home made lightbox.
素晴らしい！
原理が全然分からないけど、とても興奮して見れました。すげーすげー
Wow!! Light box thing looks super cool and saves space..and Thanks for thr great video.!
Amazing result. great job!
興味深く拝見しました
インクジェットプリンタでフィルム出力が出来るようになったのは驚きです
That looks so well-made! Amazing!
Jolie travail !!!
Amazing work! Thank you so much for share it! すごい! おめでとう ございます! 教えて くれて ありがとう!
The slowest possible way to print a shirts. So calm to watch though. Awesome diy set up as minimal as it gets equipment wise
yes but the fastest way if you want 500 of them. For one single shirt screen print is the slowest way.
@@danbarb9728 what about heat press ?
I agreed
はじめまして。
FWTの日本のオーガナイザーです。こんな動画作っていただいて感無量です。ありがとうございます。
コメントありがとうございます！
いえとんでもないです欲しかったので勝手に作っちゃいました😅
これからもFWT応援してます！
so smooth, so satisfying!
Depois de alguns anos trabalhando com Silk, esse vídeo me fez lembrar dos primórdios, desvendando em casa como se fazia, sensacional.
Como fazer uma armação desse tipo sabe como?
Well done! Excellent job! Very sharp image! I was on edge when you were applying the paint... 🥺... but the frame didn’t move and you got a very sharp image. You are a master!
Thanks! In the beginning, it sometimes failed, but after doing so many times, I became able to do well.
@@necotadotcom could you please make a list of what we need to buy to create the same process as you ? I would like to try it so bad
わあ、、何これ、、！すごいな！
Tシャツくんで、どうやって色を分けるのか気になってたので参考になりました！
なるほど！、マスキングテープかー。
Wow! Less mess! I love this!
すごい！！
Bon travail
Good job
Great ASMR video! And awesome job on the shirt!
いいねえ
いい趣味だ
this is officially my new favorite video
How can the screen printing of a shirt be so satisfying omg
We r u from Camila?
Amazing Work💙
Love the video! Very simple and informative!
sharp work- Outstading tools!
Parabéns. Muito limpo e organizado.
カッコいい👍
I really liked your screen. Very good.
The frame and silkscreen film are from Taiyo Seiki T-shirt-kun.
That exposure box looked real smart and compact! Is it a DIY construction?
Mihai Marcu thx
@@haikopaiko yes
this is the name of the screen for those who want to know 太陽精機Tシャツ (Taiyo Seiki T-shirt)
Taiyo seiki?
Wow anazing diy.. All materials is Modern.. I love it
Yes Man this is RAW!!! Absolute love it, the set up is awesome. Good work. New Sub 🤙🏻
Damn, you got this shit down for a home setup, great job!
Great work! is it possible to purchase that same screen frame and screen?
見てると眠くなる😺
Wow so easy to screen print at home now 😁👍
Would you wrote in english in description so we can understand what kind material you used for it. Thanks
Obviously not op but I do this kind of stuff. You're going to need TRANSPARENT printer paper. I use the ones from Michael's that have adhesive, usually used for crafts. They stick onto the silk screen nicely.
youll also need a silk screen. Get them from Amazon. Get one of the smaller ones.
Next you need to find your design, or make it, and then print it onto your paper. Next buy your emulsion from Amazon. It's from speedball. It's a two step process. It should have two bottles. EMULSION.
Then coat your screen with emulsion, spread evenly with a squeegee. Avoid bubbles, don't lay it on too thick but not too thin either. It should look wet. Let it dry flat but suspended. I recommend stacking too boxes on either side and balancing the screen on top. And let dry in a DARK place. Your garage should be fine. Emulsion works by hardening in the sunlight or any light for that matter. It's a thermal process. After it's dry, stick your paper with design onto the front part of the silk screen. That is, the part with the large dip. The flat side should be down against your shirt later in your process.
After you have stuck it on youre going to need a light bulb that gets very hot. Either incandescent or something more intense, like outdoor floods. OP used uv lights which also works nicely but you can use a regular lightbulb. It will be less precise though because lightbulbs vary quite a bit. Florescent and LED wont work because they don't get hot!!! Shop lights work well. Just look it up.
Position the lightbulb about 1 foot from the screen and leave it. For about 5 minutes.
Peel your paper off and spray it with warm water, not hot, but luke warm. Don't spray too hard or you'll take off the design. Spray where your design was and you should see it is slightly lighter than the rest of the screen. That's because it wasn't burned and won't hang on as easily. Use a sock or microfiber cloth to lightly scrub the back of the screen with spraying the front. Then switch sides and repeat. You should end up with a good print.
You're also going to need silk screen paint. Speedball also works. You're going to need a squeegee. Tape up the edges around your screen without covering your design. Get a good line of paint across the top of the screen and bring your squeegee up and down, 1. down 2. up 3. down. You don't want to lay it down more than three swipes or your paint will be too thick on the shirt. Usually a 1.2. swipe is fine. Look at the shirt through the paint and see if there are any spots the paint didn't coat on the shirt. Go for the third swipe if there are blank spots. Don't do more than three!!. If there is still a spot you can use a gifit card as a squeegee in a small area.or just fill it in later with a paint brush, (not recommended tbh).
IMPORTANT IMPORTANT: PUT A PIECE OF SMALL CARDBOARD OR POSTER PAPER inside shirt before printing. This will keep the ink from seeping through to the other side.
Let hang dry for an hour and throw it in the dryer. Or let dry and iron with parchment paper like OP did in the video.
PUTUTIK NETWORK if u use google chrome it will automatically translate to english
do someone have amazon links to buy the stuff?
@@TexasKen Thank you!
@@lawrence-yx1ew THANK YOU
Hi, do you run into any issue with re-positioning the screen in the frame, after you take it out? I would be worried it would pull differently and distort the design.
Of course, it cannot be repositioned in exactly the same position as in the initial state, but the deviation is negligible.
@@necotadotcom When I used to do screen printing, I would use reference marks at the corners. If you put tape on the t-shirt where the reference marks are, and print the reference marks onto the tape you can re-align the screen perfectly!
@@tiggerbiggo He was asking about he took out the silk screen and put it back in. Not the reference marks on the t shirt design itself. Like when you stretch a piece of fabric and it distorts. I agree with the first answer. The distortion won't be too drastic unless you're dealing with 'pixel sized' details.
@@dawniebug784 Right, but surely what I suggested would solve both right? That way it doesn't matter exactly how the film is placed in the frame, just align it with the reference marks
Your video alone should be responsible for an influx of customers to Taiyoseiki. Very nice video, thankyou. I watched it a while ago now, but it really was inspiring to me - And especially to everyone interested in doing small scale projects without starting up a whole T-shirt company.
Slick and simple ... thanks for sharing ...
Hey buddy! I'm a screenprinter and I love what you do! Just... How can someone give a thumb down? Great job, great thing to do, great quality... Keep up the good work! Screenprinting is a great thing to do and imo just outstanding and great!
Precision level: Japanese
とても良い！
screen printing rocks, I love how many ways to do it are out there
Parabéns pelo vídeo,muito impressionante LIKE !
最高！ from Indonesia
Terima kasih!!
Very Different and Impressive
Soo cool!! Looks great too!
Thanks!!
Can i know the tools you used on this process? Or maybe links where to buy them?
awesome video man, great work, can you please make a video about your set up? would be amazing!!
DAAAAMMMMM what a neat print!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing work! Thanks for sharing👍
So cool vid! finished it till the end! please make more videos like this
by the way intrigue on the frame ur using for the silk screen seems ideal! where can i find one like such? Thanks man!
This is by far the best screen printing video I have ever seen in TH-cam.
Where can we get that frame? Thanks
Ken Adriano www.taiyoseiki.com
Doesn’t ship overseas
Hope that helps
it doesn’t help lol
@@edearthling9298 that's a little over 6 minutes of pure art and you didn't get anything? 😂😅 lol
@@zilchgott she was talking about the kit, its all in japanese. it doesn't help in that
@@edearthling9298 Google Chrome on Android has an option to translate that from Japanese to English. 🤷🏽♂️
Edit: here is the link to the frame
www.taiyoseiki.com/products/detail.php?product_id=462
Wow that’s cool. I want to make some tees now
Quality work 👏🏾
Great job where did you get the screen?
Like your creativity, very smooth. So how can we order this kit in the English version, I'm not Asian, makes it difficult to find out more information.
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Great video! 👏👏👏
This is the most interesting video ever
英語のコメント多いから外国の方かと思ったら、ビオレ泡ハンドソープで笑った
Hi, where did you buy this screen stretcher? I never saw this type of screen stretcher. What's the name of it?
Wah
Prctakn yg sdh canggih ni..
Prlu ktrampilan dan keahlian khusus
Mntap maz broo
Smg skses usahanya
Amiin
Slm seduluran✋
Qué Buenisimooo!!! Felicitaciones desdé Buenos Aires Argentina👏👏👏👏👏👏
かかっかかっくいー
Wowww it's awesome, in my country this call manual screen printing
Kira kira kalo di cuci luntur gak ya? tulisannya bisa kelupas atau pecah retak² gak ya?
@@akbarerlangga9764 engga om , disikat pun masih aman
@@yogisutrisno ini mah sablon ya, baru ngeh saya :'D
Soalnya cat yang dipake di video ini, alat alatnya, dan tekniknya keliatan lebih modern daripada di negara kita :D
Iya emang ini prinsip nya sablon manual rubber atau Plastisol , cuma ini lebih simpel n praktis bikin screen nya , tehnik gosok nya sih sama
Iya standar banget ini mah. Ga ada yg aneh kok
しょ、職人さんかっけぇぇ
Great work
Haha this work very simply vvv simply but they use very difficult.
How come we cant find it and buy it. How much is one big frame etc. I went on Amazon they have the small ones but it says the seller is no more etc.
So satisfying 😍
Dude, you are my hero!
Any links on where to by the screen frame: :-)
can u tell me, where u buy frame screen
Awesome, I will try it!
Very nice idea sir
Hey!! Super video, it look so simple and neat. I wish you would put the informations about the material you used (the clipping silkscreen frame, very easy) and the precoated silk sheets. (I guess you build the UV light box yourself? very clever and efficient) Great job all together.
Thanks!
I'm purchasing materials from this site↓
www.taiyoseiki.com/
The UV light box is my handmade!
Great video,may i ask question about the UV light bulb?
1.what kind of UV Light you use?
2.How many watt UV bulb is needed to expose the design on emulsion?
3.What kind of emulsion you use in the video?
Thank very much
thanks!
UV Light
www.yazawa.co.jp/products/?item=8950
I do not know the type of emulsion well because I am using a screen on which the emulsion is already applied.
@@necotadotcom Thank you!
すごく綺麗に作られていますね。露光時間は大体何分ぐらいなのですか？
ありがとうございます！露光時間は1分です。
Nice work brother 💯🤙
Great job..well done 👍👌
Wow, you made that look so easy!
Can you please tell me the name of the frame and the material used in the frame?
Follow answer too
Hello, can you please more in debts tutoring showing the frame more from all sides and the way it works and also your diy UV set up. Thank you
Damn you want him to
Make your shirt too?
I’ll print this in a year!!
Nice screen
a real amazing video
what is the name of the frame you are working with? and how to get it?
thanks a lot in advance
I want to know too
Does anyone know the name of the frame and where to get it?
Can you explain me wich kind of emultion or liquid are you using to transfer the design from the print to the mesh?. Thank you!
I purchased and used the screen with the emulsion coated. I do not know the type of emulsion.
Wow!! In my country there are not that products. Thanks for your video and your reply. 👍
@@necotadotcom hey man Nice video! Where can i buy the emulsion coated screen?
this is the name of the screen for those who want to know 太陽精機Tシャツ (Taiyo Seiki T-shirt)
it's the standard photo emulsion liquid. You can get specific kinds that setup in different kinds of light. If you've never done it before and don't want the screen cleanings/ drying wait times you can buy screens already coated. I recommend daizo speedball for emulsion easy to use and purchase. Exposure times are short and cleaning is fast. Blick for the ink and speedball for the emulsion.
Makes we want to make some shirts! Great video. ◡̈