HOW TO MAKE A SCREEN PRINTING SCREEN USING ORACAL 651 VINYL

[@brettlathrope3612]

I don't even do this, and I really enjoyed watching.

[@jessiegibson9023]

Good video Juan thanks

[@LibertyGraphicDesigns]

thank you

[@mariallamoca8869]

Oh Juan, you make it look so easy! So easy to make me want to try screen printing. You explain things so thoroughly, thank you!!

[@LibertyGraphicDesigns]

LOL it is! super easy lol

[@denisestewart2957]

I couldn't stop laughing at your frozen water hose right in the mix of the video way too funny LOL

[@LillyVeeee]

Sister he didn't pay the water bill hes trying to act like mother nature got jokes for him 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@denisestewart2957]

@@LillyVeeee lol I believe you he's just cheap or broke LMBO

[@LillyVeeee]

@@denisestewart2957 if he wouldn't be using those ones for other things he'd have water 🤣🤣🤣

[@denisestewart2957]

@@LillyVeeee LOL

[@LibertyGraphicDesigns]

@@denisestewart2957 both of you will be blocked ASAP

[@arieli1949]

this screen printing videos are on 🔥🔥🔥🔥. Great Tips 👍

[@HalfAssHomestead]

One more quick tip. If you save the carrier sheet from the vinyl, you can use that as a coating on the platen, so it makes cleaning off the glue easier when the job is done.

[@crispychicken2743]

I'm trying to print on a box of wax. Can this be done? There is no information on this . Do you have any advice?

[@eddiekhan672]

Wow its a long time u made nice video

[@guadalupebolduan2897]

Awesome!! Thank you!!

[@trapinairefilmz]

This is great!!!!

[@cd3845]

LOVED the video but, I'm confused...how could you leave the screen out in the light for so long while you put the vinyl lettering one without it getting overexposed?

[@theresapalino4769]

I watched your video on putting the emulsion on, but it did not say or show how to cure or expose it (this is for water based - speedball). Or if you have a better recommendation for paint, screens, squeegees AND different size platens (sorry I am super new). I have a press and a heat press

[@SpikegamingThepro]

Juan do you miss your octopus?

[@denisestewart2957]

Another question how far did you come down with the top line again please Sir thanks

[@LibertyGraphicDesigns]

2 inches

[@denisestewart2957]

WOW! You are good at something lol so if I use oracle vinyl can I wait over night for it to dry or will it lift off the screen? Thanks for sharing have a very Bless evening

[@LibertyGraphicDesigns]

no you don't have to wait

[@HalfAssHomestead]

One thing to keep in mind. If you can hold any vinyl up to a light, and not see the light shine through it, it will work. It does not have to be black, and it definitely does not have to be Oracle 651. Because of all of these promotions for their brand they have increased their prices extensively.

[@denisestewart2957]

@@LibertyGraphicDesigns okay so after the screen has burn & I rinse out the emulsion just pat it dry & start printing

[@denisestewart2957]

@@HalfAssHomestead got it thanks

[@LibertyGraphicDesigns]

@@denisestewart2957 yes

[@raulcastillo3182]

What were the measurements on the image that you used for the back of the shirt?

[@LibertyGraphicDesigns]

12x10.5

[@raulcastillo3182]

Thank you and that print can go on all sizes of shirts from small all the way up to 3X?

[@LibertyGraphicDesigns]

@@raulcastillo3182 yes

[@crispychicken2743]

Hello Can I screen print on block of was the same way you do on a shirt ? I can find any information on this subject. Is there anyone that can help .?

[@LibertyGraphicDesigns]

Block? What do you by block? Like wood? If so yes you can

[@crispychicken2743]

@@LibertyGraphicDesigns wax . A flat Circle about 4 inches round. . Wood would be simple. The wax has a melting point of 140 degrees and starts to get soft at 110

[@crispychicken2743]

P.s. I'm only printing text that's yellow

[@LibertyGraphicDesigns]

@@crispychicken2743 you can use UV ink

[@LibertyGraphicDesigns]

Or use eco solvent ink, no need to cure it it dries on it's own (air dry)

[@dominique4x502]

What do you use to remove the water based glue ?

[@LibertyGraphicDesigns]

soapy water or press wash

[@denisestewart2957]

Juan what mesh screen are you using

[@LibertyGraphicDesigns]

That's a great question, 156

[@denisestewart2957]

@@LibertyGraphicDesigns thank you I have 160 would that be okay to use

[@josekartelprints1]

@@denisestewart2957 yea is the same Denise

[@denisestewart2957]

@@josekartelprints1 thank you so much

[@denisestewart2957]

I had another question the template for the screen won't work with this or will it

[@LillyVeeee]

Sister I do HTV and press it to my speedball screen. I bought screen from amazon and just change out another piece if I need another design

[@denisestewart2957]

@@LillyVeeee Oh okay thanks for the tip I will be doing this this weekend

[@denisestewart2957]

I have emulsion on them already just going to print out design & go for it sounds & looks simply I'll see :)

[@HalfAssHomestead]

Juan, not to be a critic here, but once you wash out the screen, you should re-expose the screen for another minute or two. Using water based inks will make the screen last longer.

[@LibertyGraphicDesigns]

I do, that was on the second video. lol

[@LillyVeeee]

Lies! Paga el bill de la agua!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@denisestewart2957]

LOL Sister that would work right

[@LibertyGraphicDesigns]

No. Lol

[@denisestewart2957]

@@LibertyGraphicDesigns JUAN lol

[@Factory928AC]

😖😖 I want the original Juan back 🚫