Good Job Chessie. I will appreciate if you can make a video on how you set you off-contact evenly across all heads. After sometimes I found out that i lose my off-contacts on some printheads. Thanks.
Regarding the maximum print area to screen size ratio mentioned in tip 3, how much distance would you recommend between the screen border and edge of the design? Hope that made sense, thank you! Wonderful video 🎨
It's so expensive that kind of materials you have, i only have here is a portable platten it's kind a cheap but it's good for me.😅 i'm sorry if my english is not good.
The 41cm is still to wide for the pallet and should be 38cm max. You eliminated the bowing of the squeegee by not allowing the squeegee edges to be on the higher tension outside screen edges but introduced some fatigue in the mesh by the mesh being sandwiched between the squeegee and pallet edges. You can get away with millimeters variances between squeegee and pallet widths on an auto but manually, you should be half an inch inside the max width of the pallet and that still requires holding concentration, throughout the print run. A 16” wide oversized pallet only gives you a 1” max image width upgrade from a standard 15” pallet. That mean max image width on an oversized pallet for manual is 13” and standard is 12”
The squeegee is 41cm and the pallet is 40.61cm.. For a manual printer, you should have at least a half an inch clearance from squeegee edge to pallet edge. And same from max image edge to squeegee edge..
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Thanks .no need to go to school. Mike from Belgium 🇧🇪
i love your smile and positive attitude great content!
Great tips. I’ll be watching more.
Hey Thanks, make sure to load us up with questions using #printerscorner too!
Cool. didn't know you guys were on TH-cam. I discovered you from Tiktok.
What a great video to watch. Thank you for sharing.
Ah thanks!!
Good Job Chessie. I will appreciate if you can make a video on how you set you off-contact evenly across all heads. After sometimes I found out that i lose my off-contacts on some printheads. Thanks.
Hey, Cool. Thanks I will try and include it soon. I am going to do one all about the Kruzer press - so maybe it will fit in there nicely.
@@squeegeeandink Anxiously looking forward to that. Thanks
Regarding the maximum print area to screen size ratio mentioned in tip 3, how much distance would you recommend between the screen border and edge of the design? Hope that made sense, thank you! Wonderful video 🎨
Hey, I say 5cm from the inside of the frame edge, all the way around the inside frame.
Hi cool channel
It's so expensive that kind of materials you have, i only have here is a portable platten it's kind a cheap but it's good for me.😅 i'm sorry if my english is not good.
Great video! Can you tell me what is that Epson printer used to print your film? And where I can purchase those large sized films ?
th-cam.com/video/8UcUqK0V0jQ/w-d-xo.html. this video explains it thoroughly! - Cheers
Any advice on Ink?
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Thanks appreciate you watching the videos!
beautiful video *_*
Ah thanks!!
Is that waterbased? And what mesh count..
The 41cm is still to wide for the pallet and should be 38cm max. You eliminated the bowing of the squeegee by not allowing the squeegee edges to be on the higher tension outside screen edges but introduced some fatigue in the mesh by the mesh being sandwiched between the squeegee and pallet edges. You can get away with millimeters variances between squeegee and pallet widths on an auto but manually, you should be half an inch inside the max width of the pallet and that still requires holding concentration, throughout the print run. A 16” wide oversized pallet only gives you a 1” max image width upgrade from a standard 15” pallet. That mean max image width on an oversized pallet for manual is 13” and standard is 12”
I think I said 35cm was the max image size? Where are you seeing 41cm
Please look at 1:19…
The squeegee is 41cm and the pallet is 40.61cm.. For a manual printer, you should have at least a half an inch clearance from squeegee edge to pallet edge. And same from max image edge to squeegee edge..
@@StarChild.no1thanks for your input, I still go by what I demonstrated as the results are good repeatable and consistent.
I think with a 12” squeegee it wouldn’t be an over-sized print anymore.. just a a normal one
what kind of pronter is tgst
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What quality and composition is it better to use T-shirts for printing?
Hey, we print onto Stanley Stella 100% organic cotton shirts - we find they fit well and print great
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What brand screen printer Machine is that ?
Hey! Its the M&R Kruzer, we got it from ScreenPrint World using discount code CRP5, I have a whole video about it on this channel
What’s the mesh count on the screen??
If I remember right it will be a 55T or in the USA that would be a 140T. :)
@@squeegeeandink ok thank you this really helped