wow

[Screened Gear]

water based 5 color printing

[screenprintguy]

man, just when you thought you had it rough to print shirts. I'd rather pressure wash sidewalks then have to go at it like that!

[mk162]

do you guys ever see something and not fully understand what you just saw?

[screenprintguy]

do you guys ever see something and not fully understand what you just saw?

I thought it was just me from the extreme heat in the shop right now 

[Ross_S]

Probably SOuth America.  THat guy actually had a sweet set up compared to other videos I've seen.

[Frog]

I remember a video of a similar set-up, except they made it into a "rotary" by having a bunch of printers, each with a different colored screen boogieing (or samba-ing) around the table to music, or maybe they were the ones singing the music!

[Homer]

when customers ask how it's done, or complain on a time frame, show them this video...this is how we all do it.....

[Ross_S]

Customers would still ask you to move faster LOL

[alan802]

I've heard from very good sources that there are shops in some countries that have miles of those tables, yes, MILESSSSSSS.

[3Deep]

and we are fussing about air auto's and electric presses phew!!!!

[kingscreen]

Reminds me of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2RkaFT670M

[screenprintguy]

and we are fussing about air auto's and electric presses phew!!!!

WELL SAID!!!!! hahahahhahaha awesome!~

[Screened Gear]

Just in case any one was interested here is how the micro registration works...

Micro registration attachment for Line Table press

[JBLUE]

LOL a magnifying glass for registration marks the size of a nickle. Someone needs a pair of glasses.

[Rockers]

I've heard from very good sources that there are shops in some countries that have miles of those tables, yes, MILESSSSSSS.

70% of all print shops here in Japan have this kind of set up. And yes, they factory spaces are big to accomodate for the long lines of tables. And that in a country where properties are very expensive. One person has to load at least 100 shirts onto pallets before they can even begin to print. The other guy who does the actual printing has to walk all those lines of pallets and his trusty friend the flash is following him automatically. Too often have I seen registration issues with this kind of set up. The only up side, you are not limited in the amount of colors you can print. Oh and many of these print shops don`t have a conveyor dryer, but rather a dry box where they put a rack of printed tees in and let them cure for a few minutes.