DIY screen stretcher

[@forrestmiller6161]

Totally going to riff on this design. Thanks for sharing man!

[@8coral]

Thanks for this video! I’ve done something similar on a smaller scale. Instead of the screws, what worked best for me was to get some of the non slip rubber shelf liner, and staple a strip on the inside of one of the wood pieces, then either clamp or bolt them together which held the mesh really tightly and evenly. Bit faster to set up too, could be worth a try. 👍

[@Jchot]

Oh my adhesive rubber strip keeps rolling/rubbing off with tension! Stapled rubber is what I will try next!

[@joeking5722]

Put 1 of these together today love it also used someone else's idea and put a lazy Susan on it Keep up the good work cost less than 30 dollars

[@Jchot]

Hey this simple design really helped me get started... Thanks!

[@zardiw]

Very nice......would have been good to see it in action.......is there a problem with only having one bolt to stretch?..... Z

[@BiteSizedTV]

Sweet rig was looking at the price of commerical stretchers and making this seems way better than dropping $300

[@print-artgraphics5473]

Really perfect. But l will rather prefer using smaller clamps instead of the screws and make it turn instead of walking round it. Thanks l appreciate it.

[@youwierd]

NICE!!!! Can you send Blue print and supplies (woods & bolts and nuts)? I'll make like that.

[@FigueroaAirbrushDesigns]

Nice work... 👍 What type of adhesive are you using if you have the metal frames?

[@excellentgraphics8414]

type 99 could work perfectly for you.

[@zardiw]

Crazy glue works good....... Z

[@Dtag1971]

Hows it holding up?

[@3dp_edc]

Why not use 4 c-clamps per side to clamp?

[@ichimtudorel5676]

Thank you!

[@TranceAddictFoX]

Thanks for sharing man

[@michaelraney9812]

how much ? how much?

[@rafaeladrianjava9620]

slow and hard to use. you have to screw each of that