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For registration with a back clamp i sometimes put a piece of wood the same length as the screen so the pressure of the clamp is dispersed to the full length of the screen and not just the clamp head. Helped my press alot !

I had the same registration issue on my Ryonet press, I found out while printing. I needed to be a little less aggressive when lifting and lowering the print head and screen, they can shift on you. Also during your print run occasionally check to make sure the platens are still tight. When you swing the press sometimes the platens becomes loose which knocks out your registration.

Love an artist who is always pushing boundaries, growing and trying to reach perfection. Thanks for the great tips! 🙌

Dope and thanks for all your help! I’m a tattoo artist/ shop owner and have been making my own T-shirt’s for 4 years because I like to learn new shit.. We give them away to our clients as a thank you and get an extra exposure on the street. Honestly I’ve learned a ton of cool tips watching you. Thanks again and keep up the great work.

Instead of using silicon spray, spray glue a teflon sheet to the bottom. From my experience the silicon is noticeable on the shirt first couple shirts, and then you have to constantly stop and spray. The Teflon is much better and what we moved onto.

YO dude! Congrats on everything you're doing, I discovered your channel recently and was very impressed. Couple of things. 1. Press jumping out of reg - It's possible and more likely that the reason the print is jumping out of registration is down to the shirt moving while on the platen ie not enough tack. Try refreshing you platens with a mist pf water, quick scrub with a cleaning pad to agitate the adhesive and then run it under the flash (if using waterbased platen adhesive that is. If using spray adhesive, just add more!) 2. To get the absolute smoothest print possible it's always better to have separate underbase and overprint white screens. So for this design, you would have 1. Base, 2. Green, 3. Highlight White (Just the white portion of the image that is visible). That way you have a maximum of 2 layers of ink across the design, whereas if you' printing then flashing then printing the underbase and then adding a green over the top of that, it essentially means the green portion of the design has 3 layers of ink. I did my first few jobs by print/flash/printing the underbase when I first started out and since switching to the above method (with the addition of the matting down screen after the underbase) was like levelling up in terms of print quality. Give it a go dude, you'll never look back :) Also, check this article out. I was guilty of doing almost all of these things when I first started (which actually was only 2.5 years ago), but once I read this and followed all the advice I really started making some serious progress: 2regularguys.com/five-mistakes-new-screen-printers-make/ Good luck buddy!

Yes. I hit that Like button. I´m and 20 year career screenprinting designer and still I learn some new hints here. Thanks a lot!

Thanks for sharing Lee. Enjoy hanging out w ya on KZfaq and CMON SPRING!!! I’m ready to ride

Nothing but amazing keep up the great work.💰💰💰💰🔥🔥

Just discovered your channel today and it's incredibly motivational and inspiring. I'm an apprentice digital printer at the moment, however im looking at getting into screen printing too as my girlfriend and i have just started to set up a clothing brand ourselves, however we currently run it off SpreadShirt due to being skint (student life 😭). Seeing your videos from the last few weeks and your print workshop video, as I say is really inspiring for us as it proves with a lot of hard work, it all pays off. Thanks for the videos ✌🏻

Check your platents, sometimes the screws come loose on bottom. Even a little tiny loose makes a big difference. Great videos

You are still our hero no matter what you do.

I just want to say 2 things. 1- I own a dyna and started watching from the beginning. 2- you always give great content in your videos, no matter what it might be. Keep up the good work bruh. I need to add some more of your shirts to my wardrobe! Thirty eight ride or die!

Great stuff! I would love to see a video on making the art and what software you use to do color separations. Something I’ve always thought I couldn’t learn . Keep up the great videos

One of the greatest intros yet!! Keeping it real!! But nice job Lee!!

Another great video. I'm watching it again to add up the angle shot count. I bet it scores higher than the JohnWick kill count.

Amazing work, man If you had a mentorship program I'd be first in line (these are all the rage nowdays lol) But while I wait I'll stay inspired by your hard work, truly a new standard to follow

Another awesome video. I look foward to watching these on sundays. Good work man. My favorite channel.

I'm not even a screen printer and I watched the whole video. Good job. Not going to lie...makes me want to print some of my own shirts again. Any time I had it done for me I wasn't happy with the results of it.

Thanx and keep it up .you have brought screen printing KZfaq videos to a new level.

Thanks for taking the time Friend!! Great video. Best of luck and GOD bless!!!

Hope you’re able to figure out the reg issues. Might check your platen. Mine was shifting slightly causing similar issues. Great video.

Great work Lee! You work your ass off and people notice. When you get the chance make some of your brand! I’d love to buy a working class hauling ass when I get the chance!!

when your screens move, who ya gona call? ghost busters lol. another great video thankyou for your time and sharing your journey. be great to see a video on your thought process with idea, concept, design for the brand and may be some illustrator desgn vids. i do understand if ya dont have time but man am i impressed with your whole set up even your wall art is awesome.

running a lint brush over them before the first print of white will help with flattening as well.

I have no idea about half of what you are doing Lee but whatever it is, it's good shit so keep on doing it! Skäl David

Just keep going man you got this! Started working on my designs thanks to you!

I'm not in the screen printing business, but I do enjoy your content and have applied some of your view points and learning to what I am doing. Honestly I'm just happy to see your videos, no matter the frequency! You look like you have a great thing going. Maybe one day I'll be able to place an order for some of my logo's.

Becoming one of my new favorite channels!! Killing it my man!!

great production on your videos - couple things to check is the play in your registration gate and the screws in all your platens - also that your off contact is on time (and level) - I can't wait for the day that I can take a blow torch to my RH press man - keep up the awesome work

I like your brand you sold me, ill be reppin your stuff down in NC

If it jumps it might be a dent in the screen to where it's not making contact. Switch the actual screen and test a different screen and Mark the bad one.

Awesome content as usual, thank you for all the work you put into everything you do! It's motivational. Thanks for the heads up on the possibility of not posting next Sunday. That's cool, customers come first! Just don't take as long of a break as you did last time. Lol. (Just messing with you)

Hey, love the video, can you make a video on what equipment to buy to start screen printing for newbies? Thanks

Another awesome vid! I’m not a screen printer. But I watch every single video you put out! Keep up the good work man!

we used shaving cream/gel on the press... i think the boss just liked the smell ? :D you might want to check on the "cone" where you rotate on, if there is a little play where the arm is attached, you can get a reg shift even tho everything is thight. (aaargh i hope this is understandable even with my crappy english)

Your videography is fire 🔥 love that broll, great angles 🙌👍👌✌🙏

You lee are the only one who can make printing machines look sexy lol its the way you slow-mo the shots I think or it may be your angles lol not sure but I have fallen in love with your machines lol

Yo LEE.THIS CHANNEL IS VERY WELL DONE. COOL CONTENTS....KEEP UP THE FLOW. PEACE

Thanks for taking the time to share your experience.

Old video I know, but when I get a random screen out of registration it's normally because when I load the shirt, it covers the alignment bolts and I don't notice, so I pull down the screen with the cloth in the way and it nudges one way or the other

Aluminum frames tend to slide a bit even with everything clamped tight. Have you tried a few layers of painters tape where the clamp is ? It can help give it grip.

Good stuff Lee this Fibiration thing is a headache, I just found you today thanks for the vids. Nice shop

Love your work and videos, it helps me a lot as I am learning as well.... keep it up we got you

Rad video! When you spin the screen carousel, stop it, lift it, lower it, etc...it can be knocked out of registration. Cradle it when you catch it and careful pushing it. Happened to me when I first started. Or get an exorcist lol

Big tip - (apologies if you already do this), it’s worth pallet taping before every job to keep those platens in good condition and prints smooth 👍🏻

Like always another banger🙌 keep up the great work my dude

Ryonet has the mat down roller for manual presses. Its a little expansive, but it would save some time compared to doing it with a squeege.

FYI after flash cure you can directly cure/flat the print on the heat press. search on youtube how to cure plastisol ink using heatpress. maybe it will help to cut down some bills? most of the time i just use heat press i dont use the dryer

Hey man try using a 125-160 white mesh for your base and using a 230 for your color. Hit your mat down screen after you flash your base then after you print the green flash it and mat it down again. Then pop it through your dryer. You will def love the finished product. 👍🏼

Another amazing vid YO! Lit. Tons of thumbs up for you man!

These videos are awesome man! I am a little behind you in the process but heading towards a similar goal. I own a fitness clothing line and am in the process of shopping for all of my screen printing equipment know. Thanks for bringing us along on your journey and helping everyone out along the way! Gunna be ordering some of your gear soon also partially to support you making the videos and helping me out, but also because i am digging the style!

Lee you should set up some 1080 p /4K security cameras up for your time lapses that may help

shop always clean!

Even though you upload at 4am here in Cali I still got that notification bell 😂 keep up the good work brotha‼️

New Subscriber here I'm planning on getting a 4 color screen printer in couple weeks... just watched your whole videos on your shop...inspiring 🙏💯

Love your shop! Pretty jealous lol. Anyways, look into a Teflon sheet that you adhere to your flattening screen! Works wonders!

Great video Lee!

Thanks a lot 🙏 Much support from 🇿🇦 ZAR- Durban Rich Future by DSK Clothing ❤

I am so inspired by you! I am going to give screen printing a try and follow you!

Lee is my everyday inspiration 😎

Your videos are off the hook. Keep it up.

My take as to why your registration is shifting is possibly that when you are stretching your shirt across the tacked pallet, a stretched shirt will tend to shrink profusely under the flash, thus causing the registration issues. Let me know if that makes sense.

Yeee.... Well done! Great camera angles. Keep pushing

Wether it takes an extra week or another year. You got to put your all into the company man! It's all good 🤙🤙

🤘🏼 learning curve, brother. Keep persisting

Another sick ass video man! Hell yeah

Awesome stuff. New to printing. Great info. Thank you.

so clean

Hey what’s up lee, cool seeing your channel come up, always like watching and talking shop. One thing since I know you’re a stickler for quality... don’t print flash print your underbase white. Do an Underbase, smoothing screen, colors, and a top/highlight white. May seem minuscule but you will save yourself headache in the long run from overflashing to the thickness of your print getting thinner and a higher quality print.

The real problem is the shirts. I have been screening since '92, and back then only the cheapo shirts had fibre sticking up like that. Now it seems every brand trying to be magically soft has created a situation where there shirts suck to print on. I have printed 1000's of shirts and this was rarely an issue. Don't get me started on any of the 'tri-blends' Heat press upgrade????????!!!!!!! Sure glad I have gone to auto. Matting down the fibres doesn't affect production speed. My dream machine will be a 14/16: Lint pick up, white, flash, mat down, 2nd white, 2nd flash, 7 top colors and a bump white. Mean time working the 8/10. Printed many shirts manually on a home built 6 color, before my first factory manual. Good channel. Printing shirts is still fun, most of the time. Cheers

this guy is a straight up boss at this shit!

thanks for that tip wit the blank screen pass over I will be doing that step good look big homie

And today we saw the dangers that the cameras can go through to get us the beautiful b roll. Oh, and the rest of the professional quality video~

Practice shirt give away? If thats possible, either way its rad watching the process you go through to perfect the shirt, also cool to have a shirt people take double and triple takes on lol . Rad vids haven't seen them in a while but that just means I got inventory

The heat press to finish is what I do but I can't bring myself to offer it as an upgrade because I can't let any of them go out without doing it now. Can't go back. I'm thinking I should just go up on prices and don't ever give out a rough print.

my-man Im a screen printer...the reason I think every few prints your second color is going out of rego or your white is moving is I think?.... cause its happen to me in production, I noticed when you pull the squeegee you pull towards the carousel which sometimes causes your screen to go out of rego...If you pull towards you I think you won't have any rego issues cause of the direction and contact the screen is making with the garment....hope this help ;) btw dope video.

Great video by the way. Really appreciate this!

Your the man! Keep it up!

im glad i found your channel the fun dont give a fuck style ive learned a lot and feel comfortable spending the money for a full screen printing set up and diving in head first

I just stopped outsourcing screen printing and have brought it inhouse because we bought the QS200, eliminating all the process of burning screens. I did realize that it was very rough to the feel but when we put it under the heat press it was incredibly smooth. Why not just do that? Seems a lot easier.

Awesome design. Great video.

Your killin it! Keep up the good videos! Dont over extend yourself tho.

great vid thx for sharing. i do the post-run heat press nonsense, mostly on hoodies, but been wanting to try this method. i reduce my white w/ chino base and go through a 195 mesh. works great on tees but the fibrillation is present on the hoodies. pain in my @ss. Far as the reg issue goes it could be the screen mesh itself shifting from a bad glue job or just a dud or whatever.

Hey bro you have too change your green squeegee for the yellow one. It's more better for plastisol 🙂 saludos from Mexico and take care

You look like a mad scientist in there. Now I wanna shirt.

Those shirts are super clean bro!

Great work man. Keep it up.

Second to none son 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

I have a question so i wanna dip my toes in screen printing and id like to start by making screens and get good at developing first then just do the paint application on a table before i throw all my money at presses and equipment . So i was wondering if you have recommendations on a setup for example that vacuum seal exposure unit screens paint .

i’ve used both vastex and hopkins manuals and i’ve found that vastex presses never lose registration. i currently use a vastex. once i used a vastex 2000 i never looked back.

Nice session, do you put any hand pressure when you slide the squigi.

Great video, I love your attention to detail. Can you tell me how you use the heat press to SMOOTH your shirts, what temp for how long? Thanks

Awesome work and setup! The big question: When will you crack open those pms waterbased inks?

Great work. Any victory flags decals come to you site soon? Need a pair

Best of Luck, i enjoyed it

Inspiration bro keep it up!!

Hey, I am from Austria and I am about ten years now screen printer and I am a mediadesigner.... may I can help you in future? In your shop at this quality you Need 2-3 workers... but you make an amazing job!

How much shirts can you print on a basic week day when the customers come to you and the phone is ringing? And are you cool with weekly pieces which gets out to the customers?