Setting Up A Multi-Color Screen Printing Job

In this video, David of Anthem Screen Printing shows you how to burn your screens and register them properly for screen printing a multi-color design.

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[JenniferAranaydo]

Great vid! I've watched a hundred vids already and yours is the one I've been looking for. Very simple and straight to the point. Thanks!

[kpoe]

big props to you guys for teaching random public your trade...back in the day people would have killed for a screen printer to give them 10 minutes of what to do...

[sarahventura]

Much appreciated dude!! Simple to the point thank you!

[carlosmelissamagana]

Dude. You just saved us a million headaches.  Thanks Man!

[krist]

Perfect, exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot for the clear description and visual.

[anthemscreenprinting]

Hi Tony, thanks for watching! Yes, this technique would work for what you're trying to accomplish, but please note that it would be recommended to have your rectangles overlap each other slightly in case your registration isn't perfect.

[BklynBlinks]

thanks man you make it so simple every video i saw they got to technical.thanks

[jose]

great video dogg, i was recently in your store the other day but u guys were painting, so i wasent able to ask any questionz. this video helped a lot . thnx.

[anthemscreenprinting]

Hey there, I suppose it was more around 5" since the artwork was down about another inch away from the registration marks. That doesn't necessarily mean that is where you should place the films on your screens though, the distance down will depend on where your platens fit on your press, and the size of the image. The important thing is you use the same measurement down on each screen for the design you're burning. Hope that helps! :)

[vargascruzj]

thank you for the data and the time you take for the videos
very useful

[RayoBeatz]

I just want to let you know you have the #1 best explanation on youtube on how to do this and I've gone through 47 videos today. if you find the time of day please let know what equippment you are using and prices or any advice for begginers or redirect me with link and i subbed thanks for your info.

[MumblingMickey]

Well what this video did tell me was that I'm best off going to a professional for this sort of thing.... cos I haven't got the time, energy, interest or knowledge.... but clearly you do.

But what I will say is it give me an insight into screen printing I didn't have.

[losxlakers]

I understand you register the screens so the screens are perfectly aligned. Lets say all screens are perfectly aligned. You print one screen and move on to the next screen. You rotate the next screen freely and stop over the shirt and pull down the screen. How do you know the screen will land on the same spot you aligned??? I ask that because I see people in videos switch over to the next screen and pull it down. You can rotate the screens so freely so I would like to know how do you know when to stop and land on the same spot. It doesn't seem like there is tension to stop you when you spin to the next screen.

[Bladerunner]

Thanks so much. I have a athletic line of 3 designed shirts and I will probably will be producing 3 design's each season. If I get alot of orders I will just contract the orders out but I suspect I will be getting smaller orders. So do you think The beginner silkscreeningsupplies for 199.00 with no micro registration or should I try to find a line table press? Which I can't find anywhere. Again thanks for responding and happy easter. Tony PS I subscribed.

[Bladerunner]

I have a design where I have 3 rectangle strips across the shirt about an inch thick all with 3 different colors. I have no lines separating the colors. Would this process your showing me here work for my situation of the colors being right up against each other with out a line separating them ? Thanks so much for your time. Tony

[ericschmidt]

Good tutorial.  I wouldn't, however, tape off the reg marks before making a test print.  Easier to adjust if it's off a little bit.

[antoniogart]

hey hope you can help i´m having problem to get a halftone efect en my t shirts on the past you gave help me whit that on photoshop and it all great i have the screen 120 cuz im from mexico and thats the best ther is for this. so what i want to ask is if the light table will make any diference or is it that the room where i make the screen has light like soft light from the sun i mean it has more light that the room you do your´s is there any repercutions or anything?

[yalleyes]

what type of printer to you use for your transparencies.

[lesschairs]

where did you buy the transfer paper and does it matter what type you buy?

[ragdezoz]

where do you buy those large transparencies