M&R Guantlet with Side clamps :-0

[screenprintguy]

I wonder why they have it working in two ways, one way on the newmans with tabs sticking out from the screen frame, and then on the static frame with holes for the pins on your press to poke into. I was looking at the video and can see how the pins on your machine actually could poke into those tabs you have on the static, but how do the pins on the newmans attach to the pins on the press? Do the pins on the press have notches or something. Just curious how it all works.  Thanks for posting the pics. Funny SRoque should have some of that on their site for some of us nerdy curious tech heads.

[TCT]

I'll start up another thread tomorrow so we don't temple on this one. I'll put pics of how the two attach to the press and the PRU.

To bring the thread back on track, am I seriously the only one who caught the double stacked shirt going through the dryer!?

[Binkspot]

I was more curious about the printed shirt he loaded on the press.

[screenprintguy]

DUDES!!! I was paying so much attention to the press I didn't notice, Alex, is right, there is a double stacked set of shirts going through there at 1:03 and Brian is right, the dude loads a printed shirt. Must have been a mock run just for the video.

[TCT]

It's like that Trident on the one website I found and they were calling it a Gauntlet or a Challenger. 99.9% of people would never notice or know the difference. Us TSBers are cut from a different cloth, upper class if you will :D

[jsheridan]

I wonder why they have it working in two ways, one way on the newmans with tabs sticking out from the screen frame,

Due to the roller bar.. you need to put the pins on the bolts ends so they won't rotate. 

when you think about it..

Roller frames are the males who freak the screen printing world like a boss with their tabs sticking out.

Static frames require 'slots' or in real life terms.. statics are a bitch that give you nothing but grief.

[alan802]

I wonder why they have it working in two ways, one way on the newmans with tabs sticking out from the screen frame,

Due to the roller bar.. you need to put the pins on the bolts ends so they won't rotate. 

when you think about it..

Roller frames are the males who freak the screen printing world like a boss with their tabs sticking out.

Static frames require 'slots' or in real life terms.. statics are a bitch that give you nothing but grief.

We haven't had a good "retensionable versus static frame" debate in a while.  Or roller frame versus static which is slightly different.

[screenprintguy]

I wonder why they have it working in two ways, one way on the newmans with tabs sticking out from the screen frame,

Due to the roller bar.. you need to put the pins on the bolts ends so they won't rotate. 

when you think about it..

Roller frames are the males who freak the screen printing world like a boss with their tabs sticking out.

Static frames require 'slots' or in real life terms.. statics are a bitch that give you nothing but grief.

Leave it to John, lol, hahahahhaha