"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
They had a guy named Colin Cheer (I think that was it) and I'd see him on AOL's screenprinting newsgroup. He mentioned that he didn't like his screens too tight, that is, not 30 newtons or higher, but probably in the high teens. He seemed to like the way the mesh pulled away from the ink at that tension. I seem to recall another member lecturing him over it, and he poo-pooed him, because after all, he had the proof. I believe he went on to another field of creative endeavor, but I don't really know, that's a while ago, and a lot of water under the bridge.Steve
Quote from: Sbrem on May 29, 2020, 12:31:20 PMThey had a guy named Colin Cheer (I think that was it) and I'd see him on AOL's screenprinting newsgroup. He mentioned that he didn't like his screens too tight, that is, not 30 newtons or higher, but probably in the high teens. He seemed to like the way the mesh pulled away from the ink at that tension. I seem to recall another member lecturing him over it, and he poo-pooed him, because after all, he had the proof. I believe he went on to another field of creative endeavor, but I don't really know, that's a while ago, and a lot of water under the bridge.SteveColin Cheer doesn’t have anything in his FB profile to tell you what he’s doing now, but he’s active on FB. I think he worked at Ryonet recently, but was laid off due to the corona virus. I might be confusing his with another Colin.