Just finished assembling my new Kruzer...

[jvanick]

2nd piece of 'blue' gear in the shop

so far, very impressed, and much nicer than the 1980's something manual press we were using before. 

only 'small' complaint:  the bolts that hold the heads in place with the 'flat' are a PITA to get in place properly... everything else went together really nicely..

[stitches4815]

You suck, I am jealous.  Congrats on your new press.

[sqslabs]

Pics!

[jvanick]

Boxes before unpacking



Unpacked...


Assembled... just missing 3 16x22 platens which my local supplier is supposed to deliver to me tomorrow or saturday.

[stitches4815]

Man, you really suck.  I love putting crap together.  How long did it take you to put it together?

[jvanick]

roughly an hour and a half...  plus another 10-15 minutes to adjust the platen mounts.

went really smooth...

[stitches4815]

Thats not bad at all.

[sqslabs]

Hope the instructions were better than Ikea's.   

Looks great man, congrats on the new addition!

[wagneraz]

Did it take too long to receive after ordered? Pushing myself to get one ASAP. TKS

[jvanick]

I ordered from my normal print supply vendor, and it took about a week from when I placed the order to receiving it.

[Sbrem]

I'm a little surprised you have to assemble it at all, but maybe that's part of the lower cost, not having to send a tech. And it's certainly not too difficult for the typical screen printer, jacks of all trades that we try to be. Congrats on a new press, always a good thing.

Steve

[jvanick]

you can order it assembled.. I believe the fee was like $350 or something like that...

but... then it requires truck shipping rather than UPS shipping...

[mimosatexas]

It is very easy to put together in my opinion.  Not having to have it crated is a huge advantage for smaller shops in my opinion.

[RichN]

The cost to have the Kruzer shipped assembled is $500.00 and you are correct about having it shipped by truck and a forklift is needed to unload.
Congratulation's and enjoy your new press.