Wow you are so amazing. I have been doing silkscreen for 40+ years and you are one of the most skilled i ever saw. Im really impressed. Your registration technique looks simple and incredibly accurate. Could you tell me please how you did your registration in this video ? Thank you !
amazing, thanks for being back friend, maybe in the future you can make a video about how our positive should be printed to expose it in the light, and what kind of light is needed for the positives to be well exposed
Many youtube channels are there in india doing such things but yours is unbeatable 10x upgraded then them 🤘🤘❤️ i wish you all the very best you are doing tremendous 👍
I haven’t seen a video on how to align the different screens and images without a many armed press. Interested to see how you do that. Also, do you cure with the heat gun?
Sir please tell where do you buy the transparency film (is it also call inkjet film?)? And do you heat press after printing?(If yes then by using which paper matte paper or glossy paper)
Hello bro, do you have online classes? I am very interested in learning and it shows that you explain very well, I will be supporting your channel a lot.
okay bro, thank you very much for the answer, I'll be very attentive, I'm from Venezuela, the truth is you don't see much screen printing around here, but it's a very beautiful art that you do, it motivates a lot to learn and want to adopt such skills, thank you very much for your answer.
@@gravitydiseno hey thanks so much. Glad I am able to help u. Just start it and I am sure u will have fun and also have a good business. Greetings from India
Hello there! That's freakin' awesome. By the way I have 1 question in mind and it's about off contact. Did you set an off contact? How you did it in your press? Thanks!
Hi nice video, i have a question.. do you use plastisol ink or watercolors ? Because one time i was using water colours and after 1 print it dried up into my screen and the secound print wasnt good. But I figured out that I have to rub it, so it doesn't dry out. But if you use plastisol could you make video how to dry it or how to clean plastisol ink from screen? Because its not that easy to clean screen like watercolors, just with water. Thanks i like your videos 😁
Hi thanks. We use both waterbase and plastisol inks. Waterbase inks dries fast on the screen. So when ever u do waterbase job you need to flood the screens with the inks between prints. Plastisol inks are oil base so you will need a reducer or screen wash chemical to clean the inks. Unlike waterbase where the inks can be clean with water. May be in future I will surely make a video. Thanks again for supporting.
@@donfan6322 I am using canon Pixma IX6770 and No I don’t use all black ink system. Standard printer ink making it as dark as possible in printer settings.
@@Riyum thank you , great informative videos by the way . I have a four color press so printing CMYK without an underbase is a real challenge . I have burned and printed halftones properly but it's a real challenging printing colored halftones . I see you have a tutorial video up thank you sir your a godsend
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Wow you are so amazing. I have been doing silkscreen for 40+ years and you are one of the most skilled i ever saw. Im really impressed.
Your registration technique looks simple and incredibly accurate. Could you tell me please how you did your registration in this video ?
Thank you !
amazing, thanks for being back friend, maybe in the future you can make a video about how our positive should be printed to expose it in the light, and what kind of light is needed for the positives to be well exposed
Thank you. Yes sure will try 🙏
Hands down the best channel for screen printing in india !
Thank you 🙏
Many youtube channels are there in india doing such things but yours is unbeatable 10x upgraded then them 🤘🤘❤️ i wish you all the very best you are doing tremendous 👍
Thank you 🙏 for your kind words.. and for always supporting 😊
nicely done! Thanx
Nice bro. The prints are simply awesome
Thank you 😊
Best screen printer from north east india 🔥🔥
Thank you 🙏
I haven’t seen a video on how to align the different screens and images without a many armed press. Interested to see how you do that. Also, do you cure with the heat gun?
Awesome where can I purchase the setting table to press thanks
Sir please tell where do you buy the transparency film (is it also call inkjet film?)?
And do you heat press after printing?(If yes then by using which paper matte paper or glossy paper)
Hello bro, do you have online classes? I am very interested in learning and it shows that you explain very well, I will be supporting your channel a lot.
Thank you brother. Yes we r working for online classes. We will surely announce once it’s live. May I know from which country you r from?
okay bro, thank you very much for the answer, I'll be very attentive, I'm from Venezuela, the truth is you don't see much screen printing around here, but it's a very beautiful art that you do, it motivates a lot to learn and want to adopt such skills, thank you very much for your answer.
@@gravitydiseno hey thanks so much. Glad I am able to help u. Just start it and I am sure u will have fun and also have a good business. Greetings from India
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How good does the film positive need to be stored for later us? What type of mech did you use for frames to expose? Thanks
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That's freakin' awesome. By the way I have 1 question in mind and it's about off contact. Did you set an off contact? How you did it in your press? Thanks!
CAN YOU PROVIDE THE LINK FOR THE TRANSPARENCY FILM SHEETS FOR FILM POSITIVE USED IN THE VIDEO
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I am starting a printing unit for screen print and puff printing
Can you tell me which quality ink you used
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Hi nice video, i have a question.. do you use plastisol ink or watercolors ? Because one time i was using water colours and after 1 print it dried up into my screen and the secound print wasnt good. But I figured out that I have to rub it, so it doesn't dry out. But if you use plastisol could you make video how to dry it or how to clean plastisol ink from screen? Because its not that easy to clean screen like watercolors, just with water. Thanks i like your videos 😁
Hi thanks. We use both waterbase and plastisol inks. Waterbase inks dries fast on the screen. So when ever u do waterbase job you need to flood the screens with the inks between prints. Plastisol inks are oil base so you will need a reducer or screen wash chemical to clean the inks. Unlike waterbase where the inks can be clean with water. May be in future I will surely make a video. Thanks again for supporting.
How can I purchase a printing setup like the one you are using..
Amazing work and detail. Also, what mesh count did you use and which mesh count is best
Hey thanks.. We used 200 mesh count. For Halftones it is recommended to use 200 or above mesh count.
Thank you for your reply. I’ll look into 200… I always use 160 mesh and tweak the dot count for halftones.
@@maesongrey if the LPI is 45 or below u can use 160 or 180 but if your LPI is above 50 u will definitely need 200 mesh count.
Yes, a video on discharge ink please
Yes will upload in next
Very good video. Do you halftone the white underbase or leave solid? Other say to choke underbase but you didn't and they look really Great.
Hey, thanks for the video. What printer and setup do you use for films ? And what printing machine (frame keeper) do you use, thanks in advance
Nice!
Still the best!!
Thank u
do you use Accu rip software for the halftone and what brand exposure unit are you using?
Hey hi. I don’t use accu rip. It’s all done in photoshop. The exposure unit is our own brand.
@@Riyum what kind printer are you using and are you using the all black ink system?
@@donfan6322 I am using canon Pixma IX6770 and No I don’t use all black ink system. Standard printer ink making it as dark as possible in printer settings.
Very nice 👍👍
Thank you 😊
Does it have to be process ink ? Or regular plastisol inks are fine ?
It’s regular plastisol inks
@@Riyum thank you , great informative videos by the way . I have a four color press so printing CMYK without an underbase is a real challenge . I have burned and printed halftones properly but it's a real challenging printing colored halftones . I see you have a tutorial video up thank you sir your a godsend
🙂Frikkin Awesome✅👍...what type of Screen Printing Press is that sir??
Thank you. It’s a line table screen printing machine
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Which printer do u use for film positive
Currently canon pixma IX6770 but Epson is recommended for its ink cartridges
@@RiyumCan you please recommend me Epson printer?