Dooooode that exposure unit is fucking SMART I just started and I literally hold the lamp because I haven't seen something I'd want to build yet but thissssss. +1+1+1
I can't remember exactly what I used, but I would take the mesh count and divide by 5 for the frequency. I believe this was a 230 mesh so that would be 46, with a 22.5 angle.
@@josemontanez1020 I like it a lot. I tried the pink dual cure in a video, which I also liked, but I kind of learned on and got used to photopolymer emulsion, so I'm sticking to the blue for now.
@@juanb3795 I went with the Epson SC2170. So far it's working great. It's much bigger than what I need right now, but I want to start doing bigger prints for posters in the near future.
Nice work! Love the tie dye you added at the end!
Half tones look great!
Dooooode that exposure unit is fucking SMART I just started and I literally hold the lamp because I haven't seen something I'd want to build yet but thissssss. +1+1+1
Thanks! It's probably my favorite piece of equipment in my shop, and it's not even professional haha.
Looks great!
Nice!
Nice 😊
What did you spray on your screen after exposing it, water?
Yeah, just water. It's like a pre soak before I wash out.
What mesh count do you use? Also what's your frequency and angle for your halftones?
I can't remember exactly what I used, but I would take the mesh count and divide by 5 for the frequency. I believe this was a 230 mesh so that would be 46, with a 22.5 angle.
@@joshisterrific cool I use the same settings..how to you like the base layer emulsion? I use the pink one, yours is blue correct?
@@josemontanez1020 I like it a lot. I tried the pink dual cure in a video, which I also liked, but I kind of learned on and got used to photopolymer emulsion, so I'm sticking to the blue for now.
JOSH TERRIFIC SHIRT ! MAKE A VIDEO ON HALFTONES PLEASE.
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Did you get a new printer?
Printing press or inkjet? Yes to both.
@@joshisterrific inkjet, which one did you decided to go with?
@@juanb3795 I went with the Epson SC2170. So far it's working great. It's much bigger than what I need right now, but I want to start doing bigger prints for posters in the near future.