This Print Was Meant for Micro-Registration: We’re Trying it Without!
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- Jamie is trying to register a multi-color screen print design meant for micro-registration on a press without micro-registration. Ever tried it? It’s not easy. Presses without micro-registration can print multi-color designs with a little patience (and a rubber mallet).
Print guru Colin registered a multi-color print on this same press a couple of years ago. With his expertise, it looked easy! Jamie wanted to try it out and see just how difficult registering a complicated design would be on a press without XY micros.
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CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction
01:21 Learn to Screen Print
01:51 Setting up the Press
03:11 Printing the Outline
03:40 Registering Yellow
06:16 Registering Green
07:57 Registering Red
08:20 Test Printing
10:58 Final Thoughts
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Registering challenging prints without micros takes a bit of patience, but can be done! If you're doing it a lot, micros will save your bacon and sanity. To learn more about micro-registration, check out this link: scrnprntl.ink/WhatareMicros
I’m so glad the struggles were kept in this video. I relate to this so much and seeing others go through similar experiences makes me feel so much better.
You are not alone, that is for sure! Glad you liked the video, reach out to our support team anytime, we're here to help as much as possible!
This is really a great video for the 250s.
I have that same press. One trick I use to adjust off contact and tilt, as well as when I register multiple screens, is that I have a large piece of picture frame glass (it had been previously used for keeping film flat while burning screens) on the platen. When I loosen the bolts for off contact and tilt, I have a screen in the press and let it rest flat on the glass and then tighten the bolts.
Likewise, I put my film on the platen, for registration, and then the glass on top. It makes it a little easier to move the screen around and see the registration marks.
Hope this is helpful.
Great tip! Streamlining those processes is important!
"Dude, this just isn't lining up." Every screenprinter has been there. Sometimes, for whatever reason, one color just doesn't want to cooperate, and it can take you forever to get it set right.
#facts At least we're not alone in this!
I can feel the frustration watching this. It literally takes me1-2 hours to register.
I’ve been in the same position as you, Jamie. Great print!
Thanks! How'd you do on your print? Anything you learned along the way?
@@Ryonet take your time and it’ll get there haha
Registration makes me wanna quit every time lol. I have a Riley Hopkins 250 with micro reg too. 😳 took me two hours the other day. Choked white underbase 1.25 anywho, I’ll be at the beach when the giant meteor hits. 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
Ha! Must be a lovely beach. 💚 Definitely get scheduled for a free 1-on-1 Guidance Session so we can help you troubleshoot why it's a struggle to register! scrnprntl.ink/Guidance
what size are the mesh frames?
Hi! The screens used are 20x24
@@Ryonet wait really? I Have a Hopkins 150 and my screens are also 20x24 but the screen bump into each other and I can't place more than two screens at a time.
@@henrychavez5950 Do you have a stop bolt installed above the print arm? You should have received hardware, a bolt covered in rubber, that goes right above the arm that stops it from going all the way up.
@@Ryonet wow I went back and checked my machine, I've been without that bolt for almost a year now 💀. I just installed it, thank you
These shouldnt be sold without micros tbh
Make the 150 with micro
@@shadynasty6393 nice dummy account
If you add micros to starter presses, they wouldn't really be starter presses anymore, you know? Many printers love them for live printing and more easily registerable multicolor prints. They're a great starter press at a great price
Felt like watching the boss who has done this one time ever in their life trying to teach their drunk friends how it's done. For clout.x