How to Build a WASHOUT BOOTH | Screen Printing
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
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I'm still chipping away at building a screen printing shop in my garage. One project at a time. This time I show you how to build a washout booth for cheap. You can make this washout booth for about $60.
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Just built it. Props to you, my man. Went together exactly as you said. Little tip, a new x-acto blade scores the board really easily. I’m looking into some in-line hose filters to hopefully extract some of the chemicals and such from the washed-out/draining emulsion. Then hopefully most of what will exit hose will be pretty safe for lawn/environment.
Much better altogether than a stab to the heart! That sold me, loved the video! ❤🎉
so i ordered a $600 washout booth thinking it was free shipping and got a call from the company saying it would be a $450 shipping cost... i was able to cancel the order and i immediately started looking up diy methods and this is the first video that came up on google. Great job and i plan to pick up these pieces today. one critique... i think rather than making a ledge to rest the screen, i will saw the front side of the booth leaving about 6 inches in diameter to have an open space to scrub the bottom of the screens... outside of that this is one brilliant tutorial. thank you.
FYI
For anyone actually looking for the tub i.e outside of the Us
ITS CALLED A LAUNDRY/Utility TUB !
Thanks for posting Casey! Very helpful and I always get a kick out of your dry humor.
+Mike Mawby Thanks a ton Mike! I'm glad you like it
I've always wanted a wash out booth and using a storage bin didn't work much.. But this I will be trying thanks for posting helps me out just getting started with my garage set up so thanks again
Happy to help Miguel!
Thanks for the tips, I'm about to make mine, but I'm going to use Perspex as the hood. This will allow me to backlight it with led lights.
+Lee Ford that's pretty awesome! Just googled it and looks like it should be really cool
I like all the ideas here. I am wondering if draining into a bucket underneath thru an aquarium filter would work out. Is the part to be concerned about the visible emulsion, or is there a chemical residue that taints the totality of the water to be concerned with?
I want to thank you for your videos because they are very helpful
+hector barrera you're very welcome Hector! I'm glad they could help.
That was a very intuitive video, straight and to the point. Awesome video, you just saved me a few hundred bucks to get my small printing business up and running. Thanks for the tips I will be in contact with you for other questions.
Great video. I would just put a bucket below then carry that out and dump it.
I ironically set out to do the same exact thing with a utility sink I found at OSH.... my gripe is that its not quite large enough to fit my screens so I have to place them diagonally and then wash out the bottom half, flip and repeat.... I opted to buy several 5 gallon buckets which I deliver to the waste management facility in my area (even though I wanted to just port it to the side of the house with a hose).
+shonsteez yeah this size tub is good for 16x20 which is what comes in the DIY screen printing kit. I also have some custom size screens from gold up that fit nicely in mine too. But this same thing can be built with a larger size tub. Put a little shelf in it too. That has really helped me
Just to let you know, your video editing is superb! Thank you honestly, for making this video!
Thank you very much Susan! I appreciate it
I'm building a washout booth at the moment too- great vid. I bought a plastic tub from ikea and I'm going to put a shower trap in the bottom of it to drain it. I'm not sure how successful it will be, but the boxes are cheap enough to try it.
Awesome man! Yeah I say whatevers cheapest go for it. I hope it works. Would love to see how it runs out. You should submit it to our facebook group facebook.com/groups/screenprintingathome/ and show off your progress.
Really appreciate the video. I went and started using the space my shop has, but had I seen this first, I would have went this route. Much cleaner and can be lit. Great job.
+ANTHONY ONEIL thanks Anthony! Happy printing!
Go thought bro appreciate the tips on eco didn't think about that
Bro, "This is alot better than getting stabbed in the heart..." had me dying bruh, thank you for this man.
Hot glue over the screw tips works well also.
Very cool. I like the corrugated plastic backing. I've been using my laundry room and taping up/having my daughter hold up garbage bags. Needless to say I end up soaked and it's a pain.
How do you use your wash out sink in your garage for light sensitive rinsing? I suppose you just run your hose under the garage door?
Ha it sounds like you have a very patient daughter. Yeah I just lift up the garage door and close it down on the hose. A tiny bit of light seeps through but not a lot
I love this! Thanks for sharing! I will be building this soon!
Thanks Glen! I'm glad you like it! I hope it turns out awesome. Feel free to post your progress in our Screen Printing at Home facebook group. facebook.com/groups/screenprintingathome/
Awesome video! I like your idea I'm
Going to take it and do a couple changes: make it not as tall but make more of the sides be covered with the plastic. Also doesn't have to be one piece can just use silicone. I'm curious what are you going to do to cure your tee shirts?
+Timothy Rowan Thanks tim! I'm looking for a nice flash cure dryer on ebay. I don't want to spend more than 200
+Start Screen Printing Now I live in West Australia and I can't seem to find a nice cheap plastic utility. Annoying thing about living in Australia is it's hard to find somethings haha. Yeah I'm thinking about either saving for a flash unit I might have a crack at making my own one converting my pizza oven into a flash dryer. Taking out the element or something.
thanks for the information, going to build my own
Awesome idea... i'm in the process of executing it now using a slightly smaller utility sink. Can you tell me what size coroplast board you bought for this one?
You have the first video on this and its really not bad. Probably better than what I might have done lol... keep up the great work :)
+T-SHIRT BIZ Really appreciate it! I'm always trying to think of new and cheaper ways to do it.
Thank you I thought I was by myself :)
Cut the tips off with a grinder or a dremmel wheel
great man! thanks for this... I think it would be easier for the folds to make those cuts from behind.. idk.. anyway,, great JOB!
+xavicura You're very welcome! Yeah I realized pretty late that I should have been scoring the back sides first haha. Thanks for watching!
Great Job! I think I'll try your version :)
I have a question regarding "dry times" for an emulsified screen in the garage... my concern is, in the winter where I live we have a lot of humidity, and since it's in the garage it's obviously going to be very similar in humidity levels... can a screen still dry ok in these conditions?? I'm using a dual cure diazo.
Your best bet is to get a dehumidifier that you can use in an enclosed space with the screens. That should suck out most of the moisture in the air and help speed up drying times. At the very least you can use a small fan on them and that could help dry them out too.
you are the nathan fielder of screen printing..lol..nice man!
Nice work Casey
Great video! I'm curious about it being top heavy with a screen in it and spraying with water. Any concerns?
Thanks +Drykan9 ! With a wood frame screen and a garden hose nozzle it hasn't wanted to want to tip over for me. If I was using aluminum screens and a pressure washer I would probably need to have the tub up against the wall. I have not tested it out that way though but I'll borrow some stuff and see what happens. Thanks again!
Will that sink be okay outdoors? As in sitting in direct sunlight for most of the day
Awesome work bro I'm gonna build one to for my garage to,
Nice! Good luck with the build, dude! Thanks for watching.
great video! I will be building one of these for sure.
+Stephen Guzman nice Stephen! Good luck with the build!
Hey! Awesome video, thanks so much for making this easy! Can't wait to get it going :) Do you have a darkroom set up video too?
Real cool. I'm pretty excited to start making my washout booth now! Thanks!
+Rocahblock you're very welcome!
Thanks for the info. Good build video!
Thanks a lot! Glad you like it!
Very helpful tips. I appreciate the video. Thanks
Well.. that was entertaining. That guy is funny.
Any idea how to find anything like this in the UK
download link not working for instructions after subscribing.
rubber washers could have worked better as they would seal the holes and make them waterproof
How do I get these plans? I have went to the website but had no luck
You've saved me hundreds:) thanks
Ha thanks Yesi! I'm glad you like it!
Very helpful video. Thanks
Great job!
+Mark Nix thank you!
I tried getting the blueprints by entering my email. Unfortunately, it’s not working 😢
Hey Casey, I just followed up the my subscription to get the product list to create this DIY washout booth, but couldnt find a link to the list of products. Can you help me?
+SKATE JUICE hey dude! After you put in your email on that page it should show a bit green download now button. You might have to confirm your email address first before it shows up though, I can't remember. If it doesn't work I can email it to you. Thanks!
Link to the tub the video is talking about
www.homedepot.com/p/MUSTEE-Utilatub-23-in-x-25-in-Polypropylene-Floor-Mount-Laundry-Tub-14/202041453?MERCH=REC-_-PLP_Search-_-NA-_-202041453-_-N
Dope. Thanks
Good Thought lol
Nice!!! Thanks
Channing Tatums Brother Casey Tatum!! 😮😮
Yep! That's me!
Hey brotha, the website is down. Could you possibly send the shopping list over? Would be extremely helpful. Thanks!
Hey Ben. My sites were hacked while I was on vacation and I'm trying to get everything back online this week. Will send to you this week
@@StartScreenPrintingNowTV Thank you, I appreciate it!
Have you created a DIP TANK? I am looking for ways to create an inexpensive dip tank that will help save money as far as limiting the chemicals required in cleaning / reclaiming screens.
I have not but that's definitely something I'm considering in the future. I havent really had the need for one yet but I'll look into it. Thanks for the suggestion!
Hey I went to you website and the blog that has all the supplies doesn't work! Could you post the supplies on here on a comment?
Hi Robert. Send me an email hello@startscreenprintingnow.com
Thanks!
surely you gotta know if you get caught or reported by nabor you will be paying hefty fines right ?
+Kevin Work Channel yes I do. Please rewatch the beginning for the disclaimer I put in
I maked my washout booth whit this video
how did you build that washout booth for 60 bucks if the sink is 100 dollars itself at home depot?
When I bought this last year it was $30. Now it is $39. www.homedepot.com/p/MUSTEE-Utilatub-23-in-x-25-in-Polypropylene-Floor-Mount-Laundry-Tub-14/202041453
@@StartScreenPrintingNowTV You’ve started a demand for home depot laundry sinks. Now they’re $49! :)
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Lmao you said she would stab you in the heart good video !
bro you look like Channing Tatum ahahaa
I've been told haha
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