[Varner88]

So after much thought of being tired with my current printer and trying some other places out. I kinda wanna get into silkscreening the designs myself.. the biggest local shops will print are 15x15 areas and some of the stuff I would like to do are alot bigger then that.. So do you guys recommend something to get into the game of silkscreening with screens atleast 22x22 or bigger? Also a dryer that will cure something of that size? I am very pick and I feel if im doing the work myself that I will get the results I like. Also is there videos or tutorials on how to set the screens up and the process it takes?? Im still gonna send some stuff out to be dtg'd but most I would like to do Inhouse.

Thanks
Chris

 

[InkScoop77]

I've got two copies of a 3 disk D.V.D. set titled "Screen Printing 101" with over 5 hours of instructions . It's been the best help for us when we started out .
if you'd like to buy one of my copies , just message me .

~don

 

[neato]

Chris, now you're going to be able to see why your printer doesn't go any larger.

The first thing you want to do is ask the press manufacturers which press will hold oversized screens.

 

[Varner88]

Yeah well i figure the initial investment will cost money but I figure if its paid in cash im not in debt correct? That way the machine will pay itself off and I will see money back right away. Its just that the stuff that i design requires atleast 18 inch widths. I Do some stuff from such as hoodies from width to width printing.