Fbomb

...Sort of I searched and did not see anything so here it goes...

I want to print a couple designs that I wouldn't call "all over" but will say the one goes from the shoulder blades to close to the bottom seam (ladies shirt) and the other goes from the bottom seam to the chest area...I am attempting this on a one color table top. Has anyone done this using a sign platen (20" x 26")? I am about to order one but wasn't sure if any problems arise, i.e. the shirts not stretching over the plate or stretching too much & effecting the final print (on the girls tee). Any help, opinions, advise is greatly appreciated!!!

 

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Fluid

sounds like it will work just fine. Make sure you test before running the entire order

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Fbomb

Yeah it all looks good on paper, I like to over analyze things...And wondered if anyone does this???

 

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Rodney

Quote: Originally Posted by Fbomb Yeah it all looks good on paper, I like to over analyze things...And wondered if anyone does this???

I edited your topic title a bit so people that may have done it will be more likely to know the exact question you're asking instead of just skipping it thinking it was just "another all over print question" that had been answered previously

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macmiller

i have one 19x23 pallette, i want 4 so i can do more than 1 at a time. i haven't used it much, but you can fill a shirt up for sure!

 

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Orso

When working with a screen that big what do you use to print the image with to make the screen.

 

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macmiller

i tile the sheets together. i use vellum-type film, so i have to be careful about overlaps or they want to burn in the screen. i use clear (not the cloudy kind) scotch tape to hold them together.

 

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kongfish

Quote: Originally Posted by Fbomb ...Sort of I searched and did not see anything so here it goes... I want to print a couple designs that I wouldn't call "all over" but will say the one goes from the shoulder blades to close to the bottom seam (ladies shirt) and the other goes from the bottom seam to the chest area...I am attempting this on a one color table top. Has anyone done this using a sign platen (20" x 26")? I am about to order one but wasn't sure if any problems arise, i.e. the shirts not stretching over the plate or stretching too much & effecting the final print (on the girls tee). Any help, opinions, advise is greatly appreciated!!!

Fbomb did you print your oversized design yet?
If so ddid it work out?
What problems did you encounter that aredifferent then the normal sized platenen.

 

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