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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ค. 2021
- Burning a screen for printing t-shirts isn't easy. It was the most difficult thing for me to learn when I first tried making t-shirts.
In this video I show you how we burn screens. It's come a long way since I first started, but the basics are the same.
For more info and tips and tricks on how to burn a screen, check out this blog post where I explain in more detail: www.jupmode.com/blogs/news/ho...
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Jūpmode is a full service screen printing company and retail brand. Based in Toledo, Ohio, our company’s goal has always been to create and foster a sense of pride in the city of Toledo by remembering our past and highlighting the new wave of excitement happening today. We believe that by doing better for the city of Toledo, more people can do better in the city of Toledo.
Custom shirt screen printing and embroidery for organizations, businesses, and events is the backbone of Jūpmode. If you need custom shirts made send us an email to info@jupmode.com, we'd love to help!
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Hello, can you tell me the model of the printer that appears in this video with which you make your positives?
The printer in this video is the Epson P5000. We've gone through a handful of printers in this line - 4800, 4900, and 5000. It's a roll printer which is really nice. We use Accurip with it.
Can you be my mentor I want to learn and be a professional in this printing I’m from Africa
Nigga you look like Young Jamie from JRE
Ha. I had to look up who that was. I think I'm ok with that.
@@jupmode In a good way tho bro! thanks for the vid
@@smokecache thanks! Let me know if you want to see anything else.
@@jupmode Hey bro I have a question, I'm trying to screen print for the first time and I'm getting major smudging. Possible causes I thought of are im pressing too hard, too much ink, and 0 off contact.
I'm using 160mesh screen, aluminum frames, speedball ink. Appreciate any advice
@@smokecache It's hard to know without seeing it but all of those causes could be right. I would start by adjusting your off contact. If it smudges, wipe the screen clean, make an adjustment, and try again. One of the great things about screen printing is that you get to try, try, and try again until you get it right. It took me a while to figure it out.