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You can find out what i've been doing at Larry's Pawn Custom Jewelry here on Facebook & Larry's Pawn Laser on UA-cam.

Really! were they living in it? You can find out what i've been doing at Larry's Pawn Custom Jewelry here on Facebook & Larry's Pawn Laser on UA-cam.

Thanks Paul

You should see what that laser does to die cast. open hoods, doors, sunroof or whatever. I have a vid somewhere of it cutting the end of a toy bus.

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No plans, sry. You register all plates to 1 pallet.

Good question. Currently it is disassembled. It held up well except for the lazy Susan. They could not take the weight. I intend to replace the majority of the wood above the swivels with aluminum.

It's still 6 station. Problems did develop. The top station piece is just too heavy. I just tore it down to replace as much wood with aluminum as possible. & the Lazy susans need to be industrial grade. I may make an updated video..

I will also reduce to 5 station..

Sir can I provide me dimension and other important thing to make press. Waiting for your reply

You can find out what i've been doing at Larry's Pawn Custom Jewelry here on Facebook & Larry's Pawn Laser on UA-cam.

5 screens

Start by purchasing or make the 18 inch circles and 2 lazy Susan. You need a heavy duty lazy Susan.

I'll shoot you more material & measurement. The wooden arms (print arms) I have now should be replaced with aluminum. More accurate from station to station. I'm thinking about making some detailed plans.

The press really does work & has produced a lot of prints. When you start printing with more than 2 colors it gets really tricky. Replacing the print arms & adjustable guides with aluminum will fix that problem.

Hey bud, i recently made a small 4 color machine and im on the verge of updating to a larger 6 color press very similar to what you have going on here. And right after i purchased the 2x4s for the print arms i came to the same conclusion that maybe i should make them out of aluminum 2x4s. But im hesitant because aluminum is very thin and not as resistant in the horizontal way its laid versus its vertical position intended for framing. do you think it would handle the load? i was also thinking about doubling them as they only come in a channel frame and not a full square.

Try it with just the single aluminum 2x4s. Then if too much slop you can double or re-enforce from there. I have been so busy 3D printing jewelry molds, i've had no time for the screen printer, If you improve, please let me know, i'll follow.

Make the print arm guides using the same material if you can, but make sure you incorporate the adjustment screw. Also I plan to add adjustment screws to the print bed as well. As you know the real challenge is getting all 6 stations registered. 1 color prints are a breeze, with my flash dryer I can really kick them out.. I have made money with this.. You?

Sure, start out with 18 inch circles. Get your hands on 2 quality Lazy Susan . Everything it really started from that point.. I got my circles at Lowe's. I also got my Lazy Susans from there but wish I did not.. Too Flimsy!

+Dirk Brougham There are adjustable guide arms that is located just before each of the print head on the stations themselves. They are 2 wooden pieces with an all thread going thru both. on the ends and in between are nuts so I can adjust independently. I intend to replace these parts with aluminum because too much variations develop. The print arms will also be replace with aluminum. If your printing just one color, No problems. Ive printed up to 3 colors on this press & registration can be a challenge.

You can still create complex 5 color prints just the way is is now on transfer sheets. You can just make 4 registration marks for each color. align & print the registration marks and just cut them off before transfer.

found it!

I bought almost everything from Lowes, Let me know if you need any help.

Did you find a list of parts , or plans , dimensions?

Thanks

+Young Moe I made this without plans. I can tell you I've made a lot of shirts so far & it works great. If you would like to build one I will help you anyway I can. There are vids posted that show each stage in the construction.

Ok, thanks, I'll look threw your videos

Sorry, no Plans.. Get some of the materials & I'll walk you thru it.. No Plans but I have the prototype.