Hello,
So I was wondering ... what is the best way to hold down a stencil on a screen prior to burning? prior to laying down the glass?
I do not have a vacuum table (yet)
There have been times where I go to layout my stencils on a screen and they shift ..
ex.. I layout my stencils on a shirt covered platen, measure precicley, carry it over to the light source carefully, but then somewhere between the carry and laying down my glass.. the sencil shifts!
It's frusterating.. which resorts me to using tiny pieces of scotch tape to hold my stencil down, but the only drawbacks I've come to experience is that the tape covered emulsion picks up pin holes after exposure
Does anybody have a different way of holding down thier stencils
So I was wondering ... what is the best way to hold down a stencil on a screen prior to burning? prior to laying down the glass?
I do not have a vacuum table (yet)
There have been times where I go to layout my stencils on a screen and they shift ..
ex.. I layout my stencils on a shirt covered platen, measure precicley, carry it over to the light source carefully, but then somewhere between the carry and laying down my glass.. the sencil shifts!
It's frusterating.. which resorts me to using tiny pieces of scotch tape to hold my stencil down, but the only drawbacks I've come to experience is that the tape covered emulsion picks up pin holes after exposure
Does anybody have a different way of holding down thier stencils