DiResta: Simple Silkscreen
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Silkscreening need not be expensive or complicated. In this episode of DiResta, Jimmy fashions a simple silkscreen and busts out some cool 'screens.
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Thank you all for love and comments! check standardscreen dot com for all the supplies used , the film was printed with a typical Epson on printable film, also avail at standardscreen. screen fabric was "80 Mesh" stapled on typical wood frame. THANK YOU!!! xoxo !!subscribe to my channel for my other videos!!
I thumbs up these videos before I watch them, and it's never a mistake.
Here is another example of a multi-talented craftsman at work. Jimmy appears to have no limitations. I really like his video technique. It allows him to show the process without making the video too long. Keep it up, Jimmy!!
Thank you Ronnie!! Always!
He is just true artist of craftsmanship. That man is just amazing, there is nothing he can't do. Just amazing guy.
We did silk screening in Junior High School. Those are some of my fondest memories! I remember doing a bulldog and it was so satisfying to see the whole process done from start to finish! Great job, as usual, Jimmy!
Jimmy is on top of the world. Crazy views for this one man. Now where can I get my DiResta silk screened Tshirt?
Cool video. That's a very cool home brew. A little staple tape, gaffer tape or even duck tape over the mesh before you staple will keep the mesh from prematurely tearing on you near the staples. A scoop coater might help too ;) Come get some Catspit~!
still amazing me jimmy i got to work with jimmy at my college here in cumberland ky and the stuff he comes up with is amazing hes the that inspired me to pick up woodworking again.
Nicely done! Don't forget to put any T-shirts under an approved heat source (lamp or heat gun) for drying the ink. I had a friend in the business. Great job as always Jimmy!!
He can make his own shirts now. He's gone mad with power! Mad I tell you!
I've done screen printing before but when you applied adhesive to your transparency... that was something I've not tried... great tip
This is soooo cool! Normally when I make shirts I get that iron on crap. This takes longer but is definitely worth it!
Best six minutes so far today!
Way cool Jimmy. I haven't done any silk-screening in about 50 years but still like that technique.
Cool. Something I always wanted to try. I didn't realize how easy it really was. Thanks for the video.
I love the sound the hammer makes
Jimmy, I want you to make me a car out of whipped cream. I have a surplus, and I know you can do it.
потрясающая технология! золотые руки талантливого человека творят чудеса !
Those prints are so cool. I Want one Diresta!
This video makes me EXCITED to try to make my own silkscreen! Thank you!
My Dad's old sign company used to use screen printing to make all the portable vinyl road signs such as the ones all the Police use here in the UK (i.e. "POLICE SLOW" and "POLICE ACCIDENT" etc) and to this day I have always wondered how it worked and that's been about 25 years of not knowing!
Wow, Jimmy!! You really know how to rock us!! A lot of people in the comments wanting the shirts.. I think you should put the shirts up for some merchandise and make a huge profit there. Either from Hell's Flea Marker to online. What do you think, buddy?
If no one is watching he makes water to wine, I´m really sure! Just a DIY Rockstar.
5:14 Eu queria tanto uma destas..
Adoro o seu trabalho!
Abraço aqui de PORTUGAL!!
This is awesome, really. I was looking for a uber-simpler serigraphic process, and you came with perfect timing! Thank you for all your lessons!
I am a big fan of yours from Korea..!! Your are the most talented man ever I seen!!
I'd buy a shirt or two. Great work jimmy!
That's just incredible to watch +jimmydiresta brilliant! Very well done. You'd make a fortune here in Ireland
wow,jimmy realy nice job.. last week i see your show with your brother n ratboy firsttime on tv here in germany.. the show runs one week on tv n dmax try a break.. so im here.. u give many ppl so much input.. thanks jimmy!!
They used to teach us that kind of stuff in shop class, many decades ago.
Silkscreen is amazing, it can be used on so many things and you probably don't realize that many things you constantly use are silk screen printed. The metal and cloth ones will not stay on for long, you need special inks for them and using the paper specific one will just flake off with use. Otherwise it is an amazing way to just make things pop permanently for cheap.
No matter how much I like other builders on YT DiResta is like the Kanye West of all of them too blessed
As always top shelf stuff Jimmy.
Perfect Channel!
Your show was awesome Jimmy. Thanks for your magical UA-cam channel! Xo
FOOLISH of 'em to cancel the DiResta Family Show "Dirty Money"- damn foolish….
Yeah, the mans got talent!
Why did he?
I watched the whole show and, think this way of things - is much better.
and i don't like John and his jokes, and him personally, being cruel and absolutely dumb father, worse part of the show for me.
glad for Jimmy, and he used the chance to do fulltime something he's best at - inspiring humanity with confidence that everything is not so much complicated and quite doable.
I agreed. Every scene with John made me just feel bad for his kid and embarrassed for everyone around him who had to witness it.
I'm pretty sure that the producer's made John act dumber than he was and it was 100% their idea to call Matt, Ratboy, and treat the kid like shit. They thought it was funny. Jimmy has expressed that he wasn't a fan of the producers and TV in general.
Holy Cow Jimmy, is there ANYTHING you can't do.
i wonder the same thing
Com toda certeza Diresta faz esse canal valer apena!!!!!!
He works SO FAST!
was hoping you were going to do a t shirt - looks fantastic !
So cool. The design is great!
His stash is on point
Thanks for this video man, you've made it very nice and clean!!
i love you Diresta
Way to awesome, he has his own factory
so cool and so practical.thumbs up
i like the way you do things.....quick.
I think you need some bigger scissors. Lol! Great video!
A DiResta work apron would be sweet!
I guess that since I was just shown how to do this, I could make my own...
Haha. 10 seconds in I thought, "How in the world is he printing out already die-cut images?! I want a printer that can do that!"
Awesome job.
SCREENPRINT ALL THE THINGS!!!!!!
***** ALL OF THEM.
+Dariusz Kwiecień every. Single. Thing.
Damn, just did this over the weekend and it turned out great! Thumbs up on the video!
Do you know what kind of spray he used for the stencil before he sticked it on? Thanks
this is awesome i love your work jimmy!!!!
I will buy that t-shirt!
I would totally buy that t-shirt.. Just puttin' it out there...
you are a jack of all trades my friend........
he did that amazing work and the design was a hamer and some tools wooooooooooooooow
Really shows off how much he likes his own name.
Not so much showing off. More so branding. Its very important. If he were to exclude his name in every form of a video and you stumbled upon it you would say "Thats Jimmy DiResta". Rather than, "Hey that's that guy who's really good at making shit". lol
Yes, also he really likes his own name. Branding is one thing, having it four times side by side on one t-shirt looks foolish and is totally unnecessary.
+Shill I totally agree with you Shill.
maybe, he mean to make sure if someone not steal the video and recognize the video, and Diresta can proved the video with the name of "diresta" in their tools or equipment..
He does that so that no-one can steal his videos.
That was awesome!
saw your video yesterday, today made my own silkscreen ^^ thank you xD
Does anyone know the name of the different materials used here? What is the name of the screen material used, the UV reactive compound, the stuff used to stick the print out to the screen, the stuff used to removed the UV exposed material, and the paint used for the actual screen printing? Trying to do some of this stuff myself, thanks.
mesh or more of a screen fabric. emulsion cream or something like that I don't know the chemicals for removal but. I don't know the stuff used to stick it but in order to burn it in you have to place one of those clear plastic sheets with your design already printed on it with light directly on it. and the paint just look up screen printing paint.
A Rolex Submariner as your shop watch. Only Jimmy Diresta could pull that off! LOL.
dude this is awesome. keep up the innovation. You're a motivation, Thanks for sharing and God Bless.
The roll of tape on the clamp is a great idea, thanks.
I have just started watching and I love your videos.
Have you ever made a DiResta branding iron?
It might save you some spray paint.
+utetrahemicon He has an iron. Check out Diresta's Cut: Lathe Bench Drawer @ 11:10 in the video. I liked the roll of tape on the clamp rig too. The guy's mind is amazing.
Another great video, thanks, you are the boss.
diresta in all place
EXCELENTE MAESTRO
4:59 was the best thing ever
It will be very good for me if you add the list of the materials used, even the paint brand used, since I've never done something like this and I'd really like to give it a chance :)
makezine.com/video/diresta-simple-silkscreening/
Wait.... Can we please get a supplies list here?? What's the screen, what's the ink etc. I so want to do this!!!
4:57 omg the noise I'm dying
I love it!
Yes! I want a t shirt!
I did silk screening in jr high. Got accused of cheating cause my Charlie Brown illustration came out so well.
Talent!!!
hey kids...Diresta new video!!!
i think the hardest part is getting to print that transparent film (and maybe getting hold of the light sensitive paint)
This was really interesting,
very cool demonstration. So the light cooks/alters the exposed area to harden? and is that just water that you spray on?
been watching the channel for about a year now, and just got turned on to Dirty Money and I love it! Its very inspirational. Keep on keeping on, brotha!
Amazing
Beautiful Rolex submariner!
Great! More ways to splatter your sign arround! ;-)
Nice video, thank you.
Where have I seen a video just like this? Oh yeah! On my channel! Nice job Jimmy!
haha yes, actually forgot your process but after looking again ... i was def inspired ! Thank you for the love !!!
no, YOU'RE the inspiration! Keep it up!
ahwmyagaws the ending is so hypnotizing to watch
I've never had much luck with the liquid emulsion. I use emulsion sheets instead.
Hey Jimmy, great, fun work, is there a way to purchase one of those prints?(to UK) your vids brighten my work week and I would love to have one of those on my wall.
thank you!! i am working out a way to get them out there Thank you!!
I found this just in time
nice. . . very nice
perfect
that watch though...
I want the shirt!
3:12 i thought you would shit until the frame get dried ajjajajajaj
Liked how u imprinted the shirts. Did u just use water based paint to print it on?
Great! Thanks for sharing! Perhaps when you reach 50,000 subscriptions on your channel you can have a contest for a shirt or wooden print! That would be fun.
Dont listen to this dude, any 2 bit act on youtube can give stuff away for subs/likes. You keep right on doing whatever the hell you want, let the less tallented tubers pander to the rabble. Your an artist, THANK YOU.
What'd you use for the screen? How long did you expose ur image under the shop light? What type of ink did you use on those multiple surfaces? Did you put a finish on the wood frame?
The link in the show more section is broken. I would love to make something like this to brand the tables and other furniture I make but I have no cle what most of the items he used are? Can you give me link or any information? This is awesome!
That is such a cool joint for that frame! What is it called?
Magician
He has gone screen print mad!
next he'll screen print on your cat, your car and then your back.. walking advertisement ;D
i like it