Wait, XY Micro-Registration Does That?

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One great feature of the Riley 250 press is the XY micros. Registering screens takes a bit of practice, but the XY micro registration knobs make fine adjustments easy. Learn how to use XY micros, as well as adjust screens for tilt and off-contact and register a multi-color print.
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[@iamnekewaygh]

This registration process is just perfect. I love it

[@heatherjennings145]

Oh man, this was perfect! I wish I had had this video when I first got my press! I'm going to check out the class because my next question was going to be, where the platen should be on the arm and how to line up transparencies the proper way so they line up better on press--thank you!

[@Ryonet]

Awesome! Glad you found this so useful! You can move your platens in accordance to where you want your print to land on your apparel for each job. We recommend drawing lines on your platen so you can tell where your image will be once you load your apparel onto the platen. I think you'll find this article helpful, please reach out by chat, email, or phone for more info! www.screenprinting.com/blogs/news/the-best-way-to-register-water-based-and-plastisol-screen-prints

[@TheGameng2.0]

Great work

[@409bernardc409]

Having trouble with the tilt micro. I've tried just about everything but the tilt is just extremley angled to high. I've loosen the wing nut and several other bolts pretaining to the off contact. SEND HELP PLEASE!!!

[@Ryonet]

Hey there! Sorry to hear of the struggle, that's no fun. Can you call our Support Team today at 360-576-7188?

[@409bernardc409]

Thank you guys for reaching out so soon! I gave them a call and the mention that the two bolts on the tilt adjustment can adjusted as well.
I would recommend creating a video on this. There’s little no exposure of this issue on the internet.

[@livegoodclothing]

What point can I choke the underbase without accurip ?

[@Ryonet]

Hi! You can choke the underbase in your design program. Typically you will be using a vector program like Illustrator. You can choke your underbase between 0.5pts and 1 point. If your press can hold tight registration and you have good registration skills, the .5pt trap will be great. If you press is a little loose or you are newer, then a 1 point trap is probably where you want to be.