Unit for REALLY big prints...

ChristopherCoy · Apr 27, 2020

Interesting idea.

nmp · Apr 27, 2020

I don't understand why he needs to use vacuum to print on the silk screen mesh. Also how long before that neoprene deforms irreversibly.

Peter Schrager · Apr 27, 2020

it's called the sun

ChristopherCoy · Apr 27, 2020

Peter Schrager said:
it's called the sun

Until it rains....

NedL · Apr 27, 2020

patience patience! The sun will come out again ( and it also rises )

I also don't get the purpose of the vacuum frame if it's already in that mesh frame... feel like I must be missing something....

jtk · May 17, 2020

Vacuum is standard to make best contact between art and screen. Vacuum would reduce or effectively eliminate distortion over time.

Well thought-out and executed. I'd like to see examples of screen prints done at full size of this system.

jtk · May 17, 2020

I'd also like to know where he gets giant halftone screens.

Vaughn · May 17, 2020

Looks pretty cool to me. Nicely thought out. The string and the legs were great! I see no reason that it can not be used for other alternative printing processes (without need of the frame).

All processes need good negative to light-sensitive material contact if one wants sharp images.

Unit for REALLY big prints...

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