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Silkscreens are usually wood or aluminum – how to choose? and whats the difference?
Beginners, amateurs, and this simple prints, the half-timbered ideal, especially in the affordable price. Any tree, silkscreens have bought no more than £ 20.00 and had a great job. But
Problems occur because if they can warp wooden regularly dipping in a water tank or sink to wash off when removing or ink, emulsion or both. I found the tree may take a while to dry. There is also a problem due to the continued use of a screen mesh material becoming worn down and relax in the frame, the frame is not to register as good as before, when the later. This makes the screens useless multicolored prints, narrower than the screen mesh to the right of the screen to register or lined with multi-colored prints.
A long frame when it gets more serious printing, or the finding that, because the timber is also continuous sauce water begin warped aluminum can beat. They may be more expensive, but it does not warp and is also stretched, and new ones often. The bedroom is simply removed from the frame and glue is a professional tool that will not damage the aluminum. The cleaned, then stretched over a frame, which gives you the ability to use the same framework for a very long time. Aluminum frame is light, which has the added bonus of being easy to handle and transport, if the purchase is quite cheap.
So if you are just starting out, try a wooden frame and do not invest too much cash, if you get the silk screening beetle (which many people seem to be), then invest in some good quality aluminum silk screens, it will last you for years and will continue to be great results, you progress to more complex multi-colored patterns and prints.
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Source by B Johnston