Do It Yourself Hinge Clamp Screen Printing Board

[@guitarnorm888]

DUDE. You are really helping people with your videos. Excellent explanations, camera and audio.

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you much! Glad I can help out. Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@symbolikarts]

You were one of the first silk screen printing dudes I came across years back on KZbin and you still rule over all the other new print shop tubers 🤘😝👍

[@CatspitProductions]

Awesome. Thanks for your support. There are a lot of "copy Cats" these days. One thing I can say I have over the others is I'm going on over 12 years on KZbin. And still counting. Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@yemarican]

I hope everyone else appreciates your help as much as I do. Thank you.

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you! I appreciate your support :) Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@bze06fishinbwai63]

Apart from the high back because of the hinge, this is the fastest and easiest way to build a printing press!!! Thank you so much for this Idea!!!

[@CatspitProductions]

Nice :) You're welcome. Glad I can help out. Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

Nice, thank you! I appreciate the support.Thanks for watching & commenting! ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

Nice tips! I agree, if you want o print flatwork like posters and cards you have to sink the hinge clamps into the board to lower the off contact. Good idea with the WD40 too. Thanks for your input. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

Thanks, glad you liked the video and the device presented here.Thank you! Thanks for watching and commenting! ☠

[@wgboyd]

I print posters and use these hinge clamps. I made my own vacuum table from MDF. A couple observations you made are critical for paper printing like this: 1) I had to recess the clamps into the MDF a bit to get them lower and closer to the paper. The off-contact was just too much for poster printing. I use old plastic poker chips on the other end to support the screen with about 1/8" off-contact. 2) I also found the hinges need WD-40 every few weeks. They seize up for some reason.

[@CatspitProductions]

That sounds like it would work for poster printing. Thanks for sharing. For tee shirts you can use the space for an insert board that will keep ink from passing through to the back of the shirt. Thanks so much for watching and dropping me a note. ☠

[@xpez9694]

I like how simple this is! what you are describing is called a recessed hinge. You can use a router saw to cut it or use a woodworking chisels to cut out the wood by hand.

[@CatspitProductions]

Yes! Exactly like that ;) I'm not a wood worker but yes. Like recessing hinges and such. After all this is a hinge of sorts isn't it? Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

You’re welcome, glad I could help out. It was an extra oversized pallet I had for my textile press. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

Hey guys! Thanks! Glad you like my version of the “home brew.” Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you and you’re very welcome. I appreciate your time and support. Yes a router or similar tool would be perfect to recess the clamps. I don’t own any wood working tools however. Maybe I should buy some... LOL. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

A cool home brew low budget #screen #printing video about hinge clamps.

[@BreeXDestruction]

those are the ones that my screen printing classroom haves. my bachellor degree offers it and i think im going to take it next semester everything depends. but thanks to you i know a whole lot!

[@oddsource]

Thanks just bought the hinges clamps going to go get the wood at hardware store and make my own screen print for my class. We only have 20 total and there are 30 students, so its almost like we have to share then wait time for screen filler dry time or sketching time in my book. What my teacher did was put a large piece of clear plastic very thin but flexible so we can see where the print is printing. We then put our paper or t-shirt under that plastic then use masking tape to aline it so it matches up with all the prints on the paper or t-shirt. Going to save this video on my iphone for the future.

[@CatspitProductions]

Sounds very interesting. Make sure to share my KZbin channel with your class ;) Check out some of my other videos too. Thanks for watching! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

Very cool, I’m happy to be of assistance. If you take the class make sure to share Catspit Productions with your classmates and professor. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@xaaavieeer.g]

i need tips from a real pro, and here you are. im trying to figure out a way to put out my art on a shirt with screen printing and im at the last step ! curing haha, i dont own any suppply for this matter, s-so, could i use a kitchen oven or something like that? also, my stuff is always crackin when i strech the shirt, i print with water based speed ball ink, any tips ?

[@CatspitProductions]

It's possible to use any heating device to cure or heat set inks if you can reach the proper temperatures. Check with Speedball for specs on their inks. Just remember, putting a tee shirt in the oven can be a fire hazard. Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@trudycorriveau6179]

Thanks for the great video Jonathan, that really is a good way to get started on a shoestring budget! One can always upgrade to a better product/machine/print station when funds are available. I enjoy all your videos and have learned so much, am itching to get started soon.... :-)

[@CatspitProductions]

You’re welcome, my pleasure to help out. If you watch the video again you should not that I not only say it but there is a text break which says: for flat work like posters, sink the hinge clamps into the board. For printing shirts just mount them on top and use an insert board inside the shirt body when printing. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@JesusIsUnstoppable]

i just bought 7 of these hinges for $37 total on Ebay. After seeing this video I have concluded that I got a fantastic deal. I was about to spend more on a 4 color station but after having seen this video i realize that all i will need to start with is 3 flat boards. Wow! Now i just need to figure out where and what kind of boards to use AND how to keep them held back with a spring. Thumbs up Catspit, and may the Lord God almighty bless you with repentance!

[@CatspitProductions]

If you got genuine Speedball hinge clamps that is a very good deal. Good luck with your project and you're very welcome. I'm glad I could help out through my videos. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@JesusIsUnstoppable]

they are heavy duty and look old school. They are stamped with Jiffy, not speedball. But they are pretty heavy duty so im not complaining.

[@CatspitProductions]

Oh yes Jiffy clamps. They should work just fine.

[@CatspitProductions]

Other than using a flat tray or building one yourself with a Plexiglas type material I wouldn’t know. I haven’t built anything like that yet. Ryonet actually came out with one at a decent price and it seems compact too. I’d probably buy one of those at this point if I wanted a dip tank. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@MrGylsen]

Hi, the video was really great to watch, and a great idea for recessing the clamps, can u give me any advice on printing textiles, i.e I print lampshades! and use a textile table, how would I make sure the fabric gets printed on! cheers

[@lucianosergiodesigner8850]

Thank you for the video. Excellent tip . I'm thinking of starting work with silkscreen . This table also works for working with cromia ( 4-color ) ?

[@baszt]

Your vids are such helpful! I have one question: If you want to print both on posters and tee shirts, without sinking the hinge clamp it would be almost impossible to print on posters? Thanks in advance! Cheers!

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you very much. It may be harder to get fine detail since the off contact will be high for posters. But you might use a flat hard, smooth piece of something to take up the space and raise the poster paper to the screen. Just tape it down to the board when you want to do posters. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

[@JoyMargs]

Thank you so much for your advice. Very helpful to me. I just bought clamps & was going to fit them but with the non contact gap it's going to be a problem. Good to know !

[@CatspitProductions]

@Joy Marg, You’re very welcome, glad I could help out. Good luck! Thanks for watching and commenting, I appreciate your support!

[@tinabambina7504]

Hi, thank you for the video and for your advice. I have one question, is it actually good that there is little space between the frame for screen printing and the t-shirts? I plan to try to do it for the first time in my life, any advice would be very helpful.

[@delunadenny7084]

this is the easiest printing board ever. so awesome. thnks!

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you very much! Please make sure to subscribe ;) Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

You’re welcome. Yes for printing tee shirts on a set up like this you can mount the hinge clamps directly to the board and use a piece of cardstock inside the garment while printing. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@sweewee043]

could i use this setup to make plastisol heat transfers?

[@DwayneDade]

How about possibly using some type of mat on the press board to place the shirts on. Do u think that would work?

[@CatspitProductions]

Sure you could do that. But sometimes a board between the body of the shirt is needed to keep any thinner inks from seeping through to the inside back. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@ludi2shoes]

Awsome thats my kind of screen print equipment. Home made on the cheap. I am just starting out and already have over a hundred bucks invested. I guess I needed more research befor I started. I only wanted to do a couple of shirts and now I am over my head. Whats a good way to seperate a photo to do a cym print. And is that the best way to do photo prints?

[@allenrees]

Thanks you for a very informative video. I am thinking about buying a set of the "hinge clamps". I would like to be able to print onto small plastic and aluminum electronics enclosures. Can the hinge clamps be used in this application. Are there any tutorials or videos on this subject? Can the hinge clamps be configured to do this job? Any help or feedback would be appreciated.

[@ForestRJ]

The banners in the background... Did you make a screen frame for that or order one that width and length?

[@dimitarvokata4412]

I been watchin lot of videos but this one is the best

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you!! And thanks for watching! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@gripanomics]

this guys killing it

[@CatspitProductions]

Thanks much :) Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you, my pleasure to help out. Not exactly sure what you mean. You would need to print it flat I think before the fabric is on the lamp shade frame. Otherwise it would have to be a custom jig set up to print on only a portion at a time. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@jondrelvz354]

this is the best advice u can give I love it keep on educating

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@xiaollyn8778]

This is brilliant, thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you. You're very welcome! Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

LOL, do not sweat. This is a very simple device for 1 color prints. I would hope you have a little better than this in your kit. I wouldn’t suggest this DIY rig for printing on a regular basis really. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@daverhoades5338]

Great video, I have a fix for creating a level surface. Us a 1/8 piece of hardboard that you can purchase at any lumber yard. Have or cut it so it fits below the hinges. Then use contact cement and adhere to the base board. This should give you a level surface.

[@biglou57]

I need a dip tank?? Any ideas?

[@marcosmoreno6580]

This is a nice setup for quick one color jobs, thanks for the video. What is the screen frame size and board size?

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you, you're very welcome. It's a 20x24 inch screen with a 20x26 inch board I think. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

Yes, definitely if you use tabs to line up the paper but you’ll have to sink the hinge clamps into the board for sure to do that. You’ll need low off contact for printing papers. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@PirateMusic]

Great video thank you! A router or Dremel would work great for recessing the claps.

[@wisdomco6610]

hi man great video im just starting and this is great help for me, one question , its necesary to have a off contact to print tshirts?¿or the screen has to be fully touching the shirt? thanks a lot , hugs from Uruguay

[@CatspitProductions]

Off contact is preferred but not always necessary. It will improve print results especially on darker garments. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@GoodGoodergoodgooder]

So the off contact is too much but you didn't demonstrate how to deal with that. You mentioned it in passing but we need a demonstration for dealing with that.

[@CatspitProductions]

For posters, yes. I did talk about it in saying for posters you would need to recess the clamps into the board some to make the off contact lower. But for tee shirts you're going to need to put a piece of cardboard inside the shirt anyway and that will take up that extra space. With hinge clamps you really either have off contact or not unless you rig it up specially. Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@VikingsFan-sy2vc]

how high exactly is the off contact? This is the method I plan on using for my one color design. Also it's a photo I'm going to be printing an i know I need it to be pretty tight so what do you recommend I do ?

[@CatspitProductions]

+sean mcclish If you're printing posters you don't need to worry about it that much. Less is more when it comes to off contact. With papers we are printing a very low volume of ink and there is very little to no off contact for such flat work. Fabric is a bit different and the off contact helps deposit a heavier layer of ink more evenly. With fabric we want about 1/16th of an inch. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@VikingsFan-sy2vc]

+CatspitProductions how would I fit the t shirt onto the board? Doesn't the board have to be inside the shirt? Or can I just lay the shirt on top of the board and print directly on it? I see many printing platforms using boards shaped kind some what to the form of the shirt? How well does this set up work? thanks

[@CatspitProductions]

+sean mcclish Yes, for this home method you would have to put a board of some kind inside the garment to prevent the ink from bleeding through to the inside of the back of the shirt. That would go in between the screen and the MDF board of this little set up. So with a board press it may not be possible to have off contact unless you do some chucking and rigging perhaps.

[@CatspitProductions]

You’re very welcome. Certainly, if you wish I can help out with that. Message me and let me know where you’re at. Thanks so much for watching and dropping me a note. ☠

[@ranmjb2009]

If I dont sink them in can I still print successfully? On my 4 color press it is recommended that I have some off contact.

[@CatspitProductions]

Yes, watch the video again and listen carefully... sink them for posters and not for tee shirts. But use a card board insert for shirts. And this is not a press. It's hinge clamps so the off contact is what it is. If you have a press I would use that. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@The1CJFree]

What size is the board you used? Great video!

[@CatspitProductions]

I must have mentioned that in the video but I think it was like 20x26 inches since the frame is 20x24. Well I hope I did.... LOL ;) Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@amandabell8321]

Thanks for the video! I have set this up for doing tote bag printing, but too much ink is coming through and the bags are sticking to the screen when I pull the screen up. I tried printing with and without the cardboard inserts. Any idea why this is happening?

[@CatspitProductions]

Use a cardboard insert with spray tack on both sides and then tack the bag to the pallet. If the screen is printing too much ink try a higher mesh count and a harder squeegee. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

Great idea for people like me without any wood working skills ;) Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

Yes, my old MDF boards were warped and then I burned one...LOL. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! ☠

[@CatspitProductions]

You’re welcome. Thanks for the compliment, I appreciate your support. And I’m happy to hear you are learning from my videos. Good luck! ☠

[@georvanua]

Thanks for the video very interesting. Question: Can I order hinge clamps from you??

[@MaximRecoil]

Is there any play in those hinges? If there is, they wouldn't be good for doing print-flash-print jobs, because the screen wouldn't come back down in exactly the same spot every time.

[@CatspitProductions]

+MaximRecoil Nope, not really. They work very well. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@theznooker]

what package do you recommend for a beginner and personal use ? i just want everything "all in one" since i am a beginner please name the things i need for screen printing tnx

[@CatspitProductions]

It can depend on what you want to be able to print. You can check out my kits and packages on my ecommerce site for lists of equipment at different price levels. But if you want to set up a simple manual screen print shop, you will need at least: bench press or floor press exposure unit flash cure unit scoop coater screens squeegees I always recommend getting a belt dryer if you can afford it. Then of course you will need the consumables like inks, solvents, screen making chemicals, etc… You will also need things like tape, ink scoops and other small accessories. Whether for hobby or commercial printing goals your budget, electrical requirements, and space available to work in will also determine what equipment you can buy. Also check out these articles: www.catspitproductionsllc.com/basicsteps.html www.catspitproductionsllc.com/starting-to-screen-print.html Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@SDPickups]

Those hinge clamps are great but made for printing Tshirts. Instead of routing out the baseboard to sink the clamps, its much easier to get some foam-core board and a thinner piece of cardboard, like the board off a big drawing paper pad, and staple them as a build up on the board. Then if you need to print shirts you just pull the build-up off. Routing is a pain because you might rout too deeply, with stapling a build-up on top of the base you have more control.....

[@MrPaperchas3]

wish you've would of done a quick t shirt print , right now I'm doing every thing by hand and I've wasted dozens of t shirts i have no station , my shirts are coming out horrible any tips ?

[@CatspitProductions]

Use a piece of smooth firm card board between the shirt body and use spray tack to adhere the shirt nice and flat to both sides. Then if you need to spray tack the board so the shirt will not move either. Thanks for watching! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@MrPaperchas3]

CatspitProductions well I'm using a wooden board to to put the t shirt torso area around with the adhesive spray to make sure t shirt is flattened and smooth , but I'm having a friend hold down the screen above the t shirt firm while I'm squeegeeing , isn't a station mandatory for the zero contact ???? my shirts aren't coming out good at all would appreciate the help a lot

[@CatspitProductions]

Joey aguilar Oh okay I see... ;) Yes, off contact is best set up with some kind of press. In you're situation it would be difficult to simulate it unless you perhaps use some shims at the corners of the screen. The question is if you could do it so you have slight off contact evenly all over the print area.

[@nadzastore]

Sir what do u mean for tshirt printing do not sink them?

[@CatspitProductions]

I mean do not bevel out a notch for the hinge clamps to level the bottom of the clamp to the board. For tee shirts that space would help because you will need to insert a piece of cardboard inside the shirt before printing. For posters we would want the hinge clamp flush with the board. Thanks for watching!

[@chappledesign]

J, For printing POSTERS. the magic "off Contact" snap is 1 nickel space? 2 nickel space?

[@CatspitProductions]

chappledesign Yes, very low to none for posters. But if you have no off contact it can sometimes create abnormalities in the print as the paper pulls off the screen. I would go as low as possible without any issues when lifting the screen. A vacuum pallet would be handy. I'm getting ready to do a poster video using our vacuum table attachment for Ranar presses. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

@A Lionel Reees Do It Yourself Hinge Clamp Screen Printing Board Thank you, you’re very welcome. I am not sure. I couldn’t say for sure unless I knew what you were trying to print. They may be able to work. You can shim them to the height you need perhaps. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@noavy]

So Easy !! Thanks !!!! I have a question , : ) I want to make a Screen printing board for Fabric, Do I need some kind of protective "cushionable" Surface? Kind Regards ! Veronica .-

[@CatspitProductions]

I don't think so. Not for flat fabrics. Sometimes we use a cushioned pallet to print over buttons or seams. But otherwise, no. Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@noavy]

THANK YOU !!!! : )

[@CatspitProductions]

You're welcome!

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you! You’re welcome, it’s my pleasure to help out and share information. Check out the Catspit website for a lot more free info on screen printing. Link is on the channel page. Thanks for watching & commenting! ☠

[@sweewee043]

Thanks for the response. btw, your videos are wonderful! I have learned alot from them.

[@3l1t3St1nk3r]

Hey! I was wondering where I could find these clamps for cheap that also ship to Canada! And if you guys sold them in your supply shop?! Thank you for your time!

[@CatspitProductions]

+greckle I do sell these in the Phoenix storefront but not online. You can find them online for less than I can sell them for locally. But I do not ship small supply orders outside the US. Not yet. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@3l1t3St1nk3r]

Ok thank you for the update!

[@CatspitProductions]

+greckle You’re very welcome.

[@moogle625]

can you tell what the size of the pallet board?

[@CatspitProductions]

I believe that was a 20x26 inch pallet board. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

LOL, did I sound like that? :) You’re welcome; it’s my pleasure to help out. Thanks much for watching and dropping me a note. ☠

[@mariodhanpath3975]

Great video as always!

[@CatspitProductions]

Mario Dhanpath Thank you very much, I appreciate your support! Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@Nerosung]

James Flames printing a Beach House Poster if you could help me create this poster print set up ? Please and Thank you!!! I love your videos!! keep it up!

[@CatspitProductions]

You’ll need artwork to do a poster. I’m a textile printer so poster art is a subject I would do limited videos on. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@Nerosung]

what if i gave you the art work.

[@Nerosung]

?

[@CatspitProductions]

Ralph Marino No, sorry I don’t do work like that. You have to own the artwork for me to print anything. I will be doing a poster video in the future but it will be my own artwork.

[@SoRealSoReal23]

AWWWW MAN! I wish this video was posted 3 weeks ago. Would have saved me like $220 by keeping me from buying a started kit. Cool stuff though.

[@arvinovane]

Hi, Thanks for the awesome video!!! :-) Just bought the clamps and am about to install them. However I do have a question. It seems that the bottom base isn't completely flat, as the screw in the middle protrudes slightly on the outside. Are they defective items (Both have the same thing, but one is worse) or is it going to work anyway? Thanks in advance!

[@CatspitProductions]

You're very welcome! I don't know really. It depends on what hinge clamps you have. If you can attach them firmly and they are stable then they should work fine. Or you could give a call to who you bought them from and ask if that is normal. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@Ryonet]

Good work!

[@danielsam1959]

Muy buen dispositivo! facil y rápido de instalar en minutos, eso me agrada buen video !!!

[@garybigbear1175]

Great video! thanks for the tips.

[@CatspitProductions]

You're welcome. Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@norwayblackmetal1]

Cool video usual love all your videos

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you! Glad you enjoy my video work :) Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@penguinboyaz]

Thank you!

[@CatspitProductions]

You're welcome. Glad I can help out. Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@mleonv]

cool video, very useful, Thank you CatspitProductions!

[@CatspitProductions]

You're very welcome. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@pjtoxic09]

ahhh man good video keep it up !!! and i'll keep supporting !!!!!!!

[@thazualatochhawng2815]

What is the size of the board?

[@CatspitProductions]

It's 16x20. Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@thazualatochhawng2815]

@@CatspitProductions thanks a lot

[@CatspitProductions]

@@thazualatochhawng2815 You're welcome.

[@smokey10090]

John...if you have a dremel type tool you can purchase an adapter that connects to the tool, and you will be able to rout out that little area....professionally :)

[@CatspitProductions]

@Mach S - LOL... yeah I would probably need more than a Dremel to pull it off ;) But yeah then maybe it could do zipper boards too. Thanks for watching and commenting. I appreciate your support!

[@smokey10090]

that is very true...however to flat for hats :) Sorry i just cracked myself up over that one LOOC (L'ing out of Control)

[@CatspitProductions]

Mach S ;)

[@PaavoLammikko]

Gotta dig that intro music!

[@CatspitProductions]

LOL... yeah well KZbin is strict on the copyrights so I used an old rhythm I created in high school and college. That's a small part of it. The music on my current videos is a more professional adaptation of this tune. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@PaavoLammikko]

Respect. 🎸

[@CatspitProductions]

;)

[@MisterDivineAdVenture]

To do that right (budget or skills unlimited) you're going to want to split the table and raise or lower the front part. That's where I'm at for now.

[@CatspitProductions]

Not sure what you mean. This is a simple hinge clamp board press. Works pretty well as is. Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@MrSobretodoo]

Muy bonito taller

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you!! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@doubleddrummer]

with the cost of the board also not included, ya might do better with a cheep one color press. probably 30 bucks more. but this is totally cool i think.

[@CatspitProductions]

Maybe…. Maybe not. Hinge clamps cost about $20. You can attach those hinge clamps to just about anything flat. They work great on table tops and work benches. A board could be found rather than bought. So a $50 to $70 bench press might not be that great of a deal for the money. But I do agree a good bench press would be easier to work with and have more consistent results. catspitscreenprintsupply.com/catspit-1-color-bench-top-screen-printing-press/ ;) Thanks for watching my video and leaving a comment!

[@chhomsotheary2467]

how can i study from you

[@CatspitProductions]

Watch all of my videos. If you're in the US you'll be able to take classes in Phoenix eventually. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@chhomsotheary2467]

sorry i am cambodia. Can i study by chart,line,wchartp and whatsup. Thanks

[@CatspitProductions]

chhom sotheary I only have my websites and KZbin videos to offer.

[@usernamebutton]

Looks like you went to aluminum platens, nice.

[@zebageba]

Nice motomags.

[@eftichiap]

perfect job !!!!!!

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you very much! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@walveryn054]

nice video

[@CatspitProductions]

walter cagadas Thank you very much, I appreciate your support! Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

No problem, thanks ofr your support! ☠

[@CrystalOrganicFarm]

thank you so much for the info.!

[@CatspitProductions]

You’re very welcome. Please make sure to subscribe ;) Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@KassyDee]

Awesome

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you! Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@xpez9694]

Dude those motomags are fetching some $$$ on ebay these days!

[@CatspitProductions]

Yeah and those are genuine US made Motomags from a Mongoose in the 80's. Problem is I lost the hubs. One has to be fabricated I think to work. One day I will pair those with my 1980's Hutch frame and have it built out. I moved too many times and was in the middle of refurbishing when they disappeared. Doh! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment! www.catspitproductionsllc.com/ - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@kelvinmkandawire5544]

Good

[@CatspitProductions]

Thank you!! Thanks for watching my video and leaving a comment, please rate thumbs up and subscribe if you already haven’t. Thanks for your support!

[@Fullrusher]

Found it !

[@CatspitProductions]

Awesome! It's easy to find my videos if you search on the videos tab on my channel page. That way it will only search my videos ;) Thanks for watching! Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - CatspitScreenPrintSupply.com/

[@CatspitProductions]

No, those are not screen printed. I would never screen print my banners. Too much work for something that can be done very inexpensively by digital printers. I sell those digital banners and you can get any amount of colors, photographic images or whatever and it does not affect the price. Good in the sun too. Thanks so much for watching and dropping me a note. ☠

[@t-shirtbiz6223]

Damn man where were you when I got out the navy!

[@CatspitProductions]

LOL.... I was probably wasting my life away as a young man. Or maybe I was printing shirts ;) Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/

[@t-shirtbiz6223]

Should be set before the holidays I hope :)

[@CatspitProductions]

Cool, let me know if I can help out anytime. Good luck!

[@t-shirtbiz6223]

will do thank you :)

[@t-shirtbiz6223]

I just saw a video where some guys were making positive out of tracing paper and cooking oil. Can you make a video explaining that please?

[@SOLDOZER]

Those are sheet metal screws. Just FYI

[@CatspitProductions]

Haha LOL you caught me. Sorry about that, I used what I had that day. They actually worked very well. Thanks for watching. Screen Printing Equipment & Supplies - catspitscreenprintsupply.com/