Trying the best I can, I appreciate the love and support!

Appreciate you homie!!

I am glad it helped! thank you for watching! A press with micro registration will be game changer. Highly recommend getting a press with micro registration knobs even if it is your first press, it will make your life 1000 times easier.

Thank you, I appreciate the support!

Oh yeah glad you liked that! That quarter trick saved me a punch in my early years of screen printing. It’s a easy fix for off contact. The 250 is a great press but doesn’t have everything you need so I hear you on that! But hey keep investing in the business and you’ll have more🙏🏽

very cool! thank you for sharing your experience as well!

Pleasure is all mine

Thank you bro!

Thank you!

Thank you! I appreciate the support!

I just use a 70 durometer squeegee ! I’ve also recently in my newer videos been using the “badass manual squeegee” which has been great!

Thank you!!

Appreciate it Chris!

Thank you bro! Appreciate it!

You can find aluminum frames at most screen print supply businesses. I get my frames from Ryonet(screenprinting.com) check them out and hope your business does well!

@@baavproductions Thank you so mucho bro!!. It's amazing all the effort you put on your videos, I'm so glad I found your channel. Keep up with this amazing content🔥

@@ElHanzone Thank you for noticing and showing love! I appreciate the support and keep grinding!

It definitely has been consistent and sharp lately but I do always have issues with emulsion clogging up in the open areas of the screen but that issue was solved with rinsing the screen more and air compressor. I use Ryonets Cryocoat emulsion by green glaaxy and it worked like a charm when I first got it and I have been using it ever since.

Yeah, that is completely normal. The first print of white won't be solid or fully bright and will look faded. Once the second print goes on is when it feels solid and looks white.

@@baavproductions thank you so much! I really appreciate that!

@@katrinafreeman4594 No doubt!

As always appreciate you!

Sorry this comment never showed up for me, but yeah for sure I can. I definitely have in my more recent uploads.

@@baavproductions yeah, thanks a lot

@@sunnatov_a6594 no doubt!

Sometimes when I’m done a print round and the ink is still wet I’ll do a quick flash to ensure I don’t get ink on the shirt accidentally. There also might be an argument that if your platen is really sticky and you peel the shirt off it might stretch it to cause the ink crack or break apart a bit despite curing it in place in the conveyor afterwards.

Flash dryer is to quickly dry the print and add second layer or second color. The conveyor is for final cure of the print

I hear you on that, great tip to ensure to ink stains

Mhm maybe a 10x10 room but you would definitely be crammed in

70

It’s called a test pellon sheet that you can get from Ryonet or any screen print supply stores

Thank you Zainab!

for this order yes I did. Unless the client wants to pay for a new screen to print a new design.

We mainly outsource to our designer

Are you trying to print your designs on t-shirts? if so is it in bulk?

Right now? Honestly just test runs. I have some designs i created for myself to wear out but that's more for advertising. Little by little. I just want to learn the process. Get everything i need then go ham.

@@InsubordinatePatriot Yeah I gotcha. Test runs is a lot of prep work for screen printing as you see form all the set up needed from making screens to registering etc.. heat press is a good route too. But just see what interests you the most and attack!

@@baavproductions thank you so much man. I'll Keep watching

@@InsubordinatePatriot No doubt!

Hello there!

Hey Friend, Where did you get that 7XL Shirt? My neighbor is a big guy and asked me to make him a shirt.

@@randlest-shirtcollc8523 The client provided it, but she said she got it off amazon!