DIY Silk Screen Stretcher | Easy Way To Re-mesh Silk Screens From Home

[@TheLordzSon]

I made this and it works. Thanks man

[@excellentgraphics8414]

Making a stretcher is very simple. You just a need the technical idea to design yours. 1. Clamping(with clamping devices or tools) 2. Treading (nut & bolt) and taking note on (3) Distance so you can tread well to achieve maximum tension. That is the engineering concept behind all industrial and home made screen stretching machines. Thanks for your video.

[@rajendravyas2752]

Really innovative idea, thanks a lot for sharing your idea.

[@sergioluisalmeida4775]

Eu tava adorando seu vídeo ( meu esticador é igual ao seu; perfil ) até ver o qto tem de desperdício de malha. Dica; comece ja colando 2 lados em "L" e só depois faça a esticagem dos lados opostos e faça a colagem . Fica perfeito o trabalho e o aproveitamento da malha é muuuito melhor. Abç

[@claudiolewin5416]

Thank you so much for sharing may I ask you a huge favor? Is there any way to have the list of elements with names and sizes? It woul mean a lot for me!!! Thank you very much, will wait for it!!

[@heatherartist]

So the super glue holds for how long?

[@ellambydefault9715]

I like your method

[@easyt83]

Interesting ideas on how to stretch screens.

[@sunarumallah7972]

Very nice video but which camical to joins mash

[@CoolPrintsToday]

Its basically Super glue.

[@geboyart]

what is the name of the yellow plate

[@kevinisidro8860]

how much did it cost you for the bars?

[@johanherein6956]

Thank you!

[@austinlee8113]

Hey sir just wondering how much tension this device can achieve?

[@johndeaton7968]

So you’re just going right over the top of the old screen. Do they have something that breaks down the old glue so you can pull the old screen off the frame

[@markboland8197]

Use a grinder with a sanding pad but do it outside because that old glue becomes a gas when you emulsify it.

[@mannyfilmsinc]

Only 2 moving pieces of the frame needed

[@santozfigaro8892]

Gracias amigo excelente video justo lo que buscaba Bendiciones

[@monteporche5552]

As I watch this...I can't help but think that there has to be a way to use that aluminum extrusion as a frame, and stretch the screen right on it before attaching the four pieces together.

[@MysteryMycology]

Hello your link to the t-slot isn't working anymore, can you specify the size and series of t-slot bar you are using?

[@CoolPrintsToday]

Get the metal slotted pull bars from 80/20 here: is.gd/sB2aKg The link is still active. As for the size, you will need to know the size of screens that you are wanting to stretch then measure accordingly.

[@11co5955]

Sir why don't you remove the old screen on the frame. Sir is there something we can do to remove this. Sir how long does a mesh last.

[@selcuksaglam4849]

İt works perfect!!! Thanks much

[@CoolPrintsToday]

You're welcome!

[@johnrowellbatario605]

Sir what’s that thing you put in the middle of the bars? And how do you call those bars where you put that thing in the middle?

[@CoolPrintsToday]

Hi John! They are called 80/20 bars. They are aluminum bar made by 80/20.net.

[@menbocabizares433]

Greetings! What do call those black tightening handles sir? and also those long and huge bolt like things? Thank you!

[@CoolPrintsToday]

The bolts are call carriage bolt. the handles are called clamp knobs.

[@menbocabizares433]

Cool Prints Today awesome. Great tutorial by the way. Thanks!

[@bigcartoonyIIV]

what kind of glue are you using?

[@CoolPrintsToday]

Super glue

[@RichardThompsonCA]

Great idea, thanks!

[@veupinturas8498]

Muito legal !!

[@jayvym]

Good day, pls give me a time... I would like to know all the materials name and dimension?

[@CoolPrintsToday]

They are called 80/20 bars. They are aluminum bar made by 80/20.net. Standard screen printing mesh from Amazon

[@markboland8197]

Seems like a lot of jackasses want to weigh in here with their opinions. The guy doing the video needed a frame to illustrate how this device works, so he sacrificed one, so YOU could learn how to do this. Instead of telling him he "waisted mesh clothes" why don't you say thanks, and let him worry about what mesh cloths he wasted. Maybe you would have enjoyed the long-winded video with the choking cat in it instead. Anyways, thanks Cool Prints for your time and effort. Very helpful.

[@CoolPrintsToday]

Thank you Mark for your reply. I agree with you! Some people are that way, unfortunately. My pleasure to show you want works for me with my diy screen stretcher. Take care!

[@excellentgraphics8414]

I support your view Mark B. You see wasting a mesh is not a big deal because I am expecting you the printer to make a lot of profit with one screen if well exposed to get a good stencil. Imagine using one screen to make 100s of prints for money. You will never make a loss even if the mesh is wasted.

[@excellentgraphics8414]

@@CoolPrintsToday I support your view CPT. You see wasting a mesh is not a big deal because I am expecting you the printer to make a lot of profit with one screen if well exposed to get a good stencil. Imagine using one screen to make 100s of prints for money. You will never make a loss even if the mesh is wasted because you will retrieve your money back from the prints you made and that is cool.

[@marcelouribe8631]

seria MEJOR dejar siempre el ENFOQUE en MANUAL (Y)

[@sacoseeco8849]

Two left hands

[@markboland8197]

And one big dick

[@ilhemedu31]

👍👍😁🇩🇿

[@joerex2612]

bad focusing

[@asadahmad2491]

West of time