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thank you brother, awesome video god bless

Nice set up sir , just recently bought mine and was wondering what size thread are you using ? Also what’s the thickest the consew could stitch . Thank you in advance

Why do you need a vacuum to burn a screen?

Love the video! I just started. I see it was a windy day you were printing? How did you over come the wind affecting the heat? How were you also curing?

Yea i did the exact same 15 sec. exposure time love it

I added this reducer and my machine is still to fast. What else can I do?

Thank You very educational! God bless !

So can you actually sew slow as standard or does it just go from 0 to 300 on that machine, is,there nothing in between? Thanks!

What size of tread are you using?

Good to see you doing great things for the kingdom!

hey man if you're still active could i get that diagram?

How do you clean your screens while live screen printing at the market? (water based screen printing?) Looking forward to your response.

Other than watching zoomed up back of your hand toward the end - this was a good video.

Why two 16’ light strip AND 1 - 6’ light strip. Where does the one 6’ light strip come into play? It seems like 32 feet would be enough to light this box or am I missing something?

Hey! I am having some issues mounting items to the Consew table (specifically that arm item that you see right below the hole under the machine itself) I emailed you also - please help 🤣 I been trying for a week and I’m ready to pull hair out! Thank you ❤

what size thread and needle are you using? also, what size is the bobbin thread?

Could I pay you to install mine. There’s no way for me lol

How you Doing Good Sir, Honestly This was an amazing video in every which way I am definitely interested in building a exposure unit as well as drying station for my own startup and this would be perfect!! I'd love to get the schematics for the wiring to be able to build my very own and if you have a better are exact same design for the drying rack as well which looked fairly simple that would be amazing, thank you for not only making your video entertaining but also engaging!!! It caught my attention and kept me engaged all the way through 😄🔥🔥🔥💯

Cost

So much talk, so little information.

Great work, Sean! Thanks for the links!

how can i getbthe wire diagram

Compared to the walking foot, are you having to manually set the length between stitches?

Wow 😳😳 that is well explained thank you

I'd like the PDF wiring diagram please

If you have this model of brushed servo motor, do a little test. Without the belt on, at any speed, grab the motor output pulley. You can stop it with your hand. These brushed servos have no torque to begin with.

Outstanding content sir. I have an older Lawson expo 12-4’ t-5 fluorescent. Gonna do your upgrade. Would you mind to send me the wiring information?

Hi, I am helping my Son build one of these units. I have a question on your parts list. 1. The UV LED lights. You listed 16.4" (416mm) and a 6" (152mm) strip. Why have you listed both. What is the 6" strip used for? 2. the LED Drivers. There are two listed. Could you indicate which driver is used for which LED Strip. The usage (wattage) per meter becomes greater with the length of the strip. Hence the selection of the driver becomes important. Correct me if I am wrong. 3. The vacuum membrane or Rubber blanket. What is the thickness of this sheet? On the internet is mention on 30 Shore A and 40 Shore A. Any guidance you can give here? Thank you appreciate the video.

Purchased everything you suggested, pins from were too small, so I purchased them from LED Supply. I'm doing a replacement, from flourescent to LED. Followed your directions, and only half the lights came on. I can't figure this wiring out.

1)For the wiring what gauge should I use. 2) At Home Depot I noticed so many spools of wire in all sorts of colors…do I need a specific color. Also are there any specific wires that I need or are most the same. Or are the colors just to help me organize example (get white colored wire to attach to neutral wire from pigtail and black wire to attach to hot wires) 3)I noticed I can’t see any of your self tapping screws from your L channel coming out the other end of your light box. How did you do that. 4)When setting up your big lights- how did you keep them upright. What parts did you use to put together the base of the bulb attached it’s attached to Thank you so much

1)For the wiring what gauge should I use. 2) At Home Depot I noticed so many spools of wire in all sorts of colors…do I need a specific color. Also are there any specific wires that I need or are most the same. Or are the colors just to help me organize example (get white colored wire to attach to neutral wire from pigtail and black wire to attach to hot wires) 3)I noticed I can’t see any of your self tapping screws from your L channel coming out the other end of your light box. How did you do that. 4)When setting up your big lights- how did you keep them upright. What parts did you use to put together the base of the bulb attached it’s attached to Thank you so much

Donde puedo comprar una igual y en que precio

Hi! Very informative! I was looking at the LED, but can´t understand. 3 Ft is 14.4W but a full reel of 16.4 Ft is only 40W? Shouldn´t it be about 80W?

Thank you for sharing your diy with us. Very clean work - respect. Can you tell what photo-emulsion-product you are using that reacts that fast in the spectrum of your led light source (i guess 396-405nm) - thank you

Where did you buy your machine?

Amen this is the Lord !! I’d love to connect with you ! I’m just starting up printing

Oh yeah, I forgot to tell you that’s a dynamite video, very informative and very well done. I thank you for it. I would like to know how high are the sides of that exposure unit? You know length, width, height. How tall is it? I’m building my own unit thanks to you and I do have questions about attaching the rubber blanket. It looks like the blanket is attached under your 1” tubing but you have those aluminum strips screwed down onto the top of the tubing. I’m kinda confused. Looking at the video it looks like the blanket attaches underneath. So Sean, please let me know, because I need to stay in contact through my build I could use a little help. Thanks Richard

High tall is that exposure unit?

Hi, great video, thank you. Confirmed my assumption that these units shouldn't be so expensive. Could you please send me on your wiring diagram? I'll drop a mail to the address you've mentioned previously. Cheers.

What length bolts did you use for this setup?

This is a really good video. Thank you so much for posting! God Bless!!!

What brand of needles do you find work best for your leather patches?

what stitch length and thread size are you using?

Hey : ). I sent an email too with a couple questions. Also wanted to know if the post bed leaves a mark if you use a flat patch without the grooves?

😊Love the video! I've been thinking about doing this myself and youve answered many of ghe questions I had. On a completely different note, our cat did the same thing; very quiet when she was a young kitten/cat, much louder she got older, but with a throaty, weird meow. I had a decent pair of open back headphones on as I was watching and I thought your cat was ours! I guess that means you're using a really good mic as well!

does the higher wavelengths hurt ur exposure times i use film for sandcarving but it says 365nm

hello, with this it is possible to make all types of illustrations even with a lot of details? can i have a diagram? Thanks sir

I was looking at your parts list and on the strip connectors amazon stated that they were not suitable for hi intensity. I imagine since the exposure unit is only running up to 20 seconds at a time that wouldn't matter

It would be a great idea to compare this fancy exposure unit compared to the traditional way to see the quality of the outcome. A chemestry company did a test between bottle water an regular kitchen tap water, the findings no difference at all.

Why does it need to be vacuumed?