"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
we taped the edges with polyken tape.Your better bet is to order one from Action Engineering.
86 mesh
He is putting the Teflon sheet on the 86 mesh
Quote from: SoffeMike on April 07, 2016, 12:18:46 PM86 meshUse a higher mesh, otherwise an 86 will push the mesh pattern into the print. It's microscopic but does make a difference, you want it to be like a smooth steam roller
Quote from: Colin on April 07, 2016, 12:30:42 PMHe is putting the Teflon sheet on the 86 mesh I know, we do that too, but the fact is that the ridges on the low mesh do get pushed into the print even with the teflon, we have both low mesh and high mesh, and our high mesh screens work better. With a roller it would be better to just cut out the middle man and stretch the teflon over the frame, sort of like the Roq n Roller Smoothing Iron.We call ours "Magic Screen" here.
I have the prototype smoothing screen from Action. Beta testing will take pic later