"He who marches out of step hears another drum." ~ Ken Kesey
I don't understand "Only four and under base" so I'm not sure how to vote.I have mostly Static S-Mesh screens and love them, but still have quite a few T-Mesh statics. When they are gone, the T-mesh probably won't be replaced...except 83's 60's and 40's for specialty stuff and transfers, and I'm not even sure about those.I love the static S-mesh and for some reason, they only lose a few newtons over their lifetimes, while T-mesh (At least MINE....) get pretty sloppy.
we run almost exclusively thin thread here. about 50% murakami "S", and the other 40 is a combination of Saati and Dynamesh.final 10% is specialty mesh counts (24, 38, 84) that we use for special effect printing.out of the 100+ frames that are now in rotation, there's 30ish static 150/48's. (Generally used for single color work as they're lighter and easier to handle) For whatever reason, we're finding that the Dynamesh on the statics hold tension longer than the Murakami screens (they come in around 26N, and settle in at 22N), vs the Murakami's coming in around 22N and falling to 17-18N