Computer To Screen ( CTS ) Know Before You Buy!

[@ekphrastic_poet5362]

Nice breakdown for newbies. This video really helped answer many questions I had roaming around my mind. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@ministryshirts]

Tyler, thanks for this. Really helpful.

[@leestuart38]

This is my next move. Did you add an auto coater at the same time?

[@TylerCary]

No we still coat by hand, I think with a laser we would have needed too for sure, but we haven’t had any issues with the wax and coating by hand.

[@EnSabac]

Nice work, keep it up.

[@pauldiaz9602]

Hello. I took your advice and purchased one. I’m really happy with my decision. I wanted to ask you do you use this CTS to create your separations? I haven’t done that yet. Just kind of curious how you set your jobs up

[@TylerCary]

I take all my art from illustrator or photoshop and separate it using sep studio nxt. After that I “print” it to a hot folder that drops it into the rip software for the douthitt. Then I release the job to the printer. If you have questions when you get it set up let me know [e-mail]

[@pauldiaz9602]

Hello Tyler- are you still happy with this machine? I’m considering purchasing this one but I can’t decide when brand.

[@TylerCary]

Yes, we love it, for a wax unit I would recommend it. It was one of the best additions to the shop

[@brandansterner1518]

You dont need to have it in a darkroom? I see you got just normal lights on? What emulsion you using?

[@TylerCary]

We keep our screens in a cabinet, but we use photopolymer emulsion, currently from ryonet, but any photopolymer requires intense light source so you can easy walk around the shop without issue

[@Tim.McElheny]

Thanks for posting

[@DeerfieldCustomPrints]

How much was this machine?

[@TylerCary]

It was around 55k delivered. They are available though ROQ or Douthitt directly