I would suggest not even think of remeshing wooden frames. Swith to aluminum.
The wood frames will eventually warp and cause all sorts of havoc on multi colored jobs.
Essentially evey time you print your mesh will loose tension up to a certain point. after that you can still use the frames yet it becomes a battle. I have frames I have been using for years. We only use simple one color prints on them.
Remeshing frmaes will require a retenionable frame larger than the ones you want to re mesh or a meshing table. You stretch the mesh tightly. spread glue one the new frame and lay the tightened mesh over the glued frame. Spread more glue on top and let it dry.
Some companies will remesh frames yet with the cost with shipping to and fro, you might as well buy new ones.
Tubelight has a decent price for aluminum frames and depending on where your located they ship via company truck for free. We get deliveries from them every Tuesday and Thursday from the Georgia location.
The wood frames will eventually warp and cause all sorts of havoc on multi colored jobs.
Essentially evey time you print your mesh will loose tension up to a certain point. after that you can still use the frames yet it becomes a battle. I have frames I have been using for years. We only use simple one color prints on them.
Remeshing frmaes will require a retenionable frame larger than the ones you want to re mesh or a meshing table. You stretch the mesh tightly. spread glue one the new frame and lay the tightened mesh over the glued frame. Spread more glue on top and let it dry.
Some companies will remesh frames yet with the cost with shipping to and fro, you might as well buy new ones.
Tubelight has a decent price for aluminum frames and depending on where your located they ship via company truck for free. We get deliveries from them every Tuesday and Thursday from the Georgia location.