I used an xTool screen printer that can do laser cutting machines.
0:00 Opening
0:14 Introduction of what's in the box
1:49 How to put up a screen
3:00 Printing on a tote bag
4:51 How to use the xTool Creative Space software
5:14 How to do origin alignment
5:58 How to create a material test
7:13 How to set up engraving data
9:02 Multi-color prints
10:09 How to create print data using Inkscape
How to do it.
1. attach the screen to the frame
2. burn the design to be printed on the laser engraver
3. press the screen against the screen and apply ink
Compared to conventional silk screen printing, the process is much quicker and more error-free, and the prints come out beautifully.
It seems to be very good for those who have a lot of small designs or single color prints, as you can add a design afterwards and put a point in the area where the screen is left over.
Most diode laser engraving machines can do this, so if you have one, I recommend it.
The engraving parameters on the xTool D1Pro 20W are
Power 65%, Speed 175, Number of processes 1, Engraving density 160 was stable.
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Coupon code is 886.
Pay a ¥1,000 deposit at the official xTool.jp store by January 15 and you are guaranteed to get the screen printer at the lowest price of ¥36,000.
It also comes with a 20% off screen printer accessory coupon.
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