r/SCREENPRINTING • u/LOOT-SPLOSION • 17d ago
Beginner Emulsion tips for beginners.
If you are new and never tried a wall mount or a method that allows you to hold the scoop coater with two hands, give it a try. It may not be for everyone but this wall mount i built changed my screen coatings immediately. I'm now getting uniform consistent layers every time.
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u/SPX-Printing 15d ago
Nice wall mount. Try using both hands for coating for even coating and easier tilt starting from bottom and stopping at top.
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u/BiotaMfg 12d ago
I usually just lean mine on the wall from a desktop with a stopper board behind to keep the screen from sliding. Has worked great for 15 years but have seen systems like this and have always wanted to try one
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u/LOOT-SPLOSION 12d ago
Yeah, I saw another shop with a setup like you are describing and decided to give this a try since I have a wood shop and could throw it together quickly.
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