Tribe.net. Local Connections Wiktor http://diyscreenprint.tribe.net/thread/157059dc-63c2-4efb-a1b4-fb1d03498c80#8342e3cd-dcb8-4475-b290-40bc5b023eca 2009-08-01T20:38:20Z 2009-08-01T20:38:20Z

Hi, Believe or not, for printing tees I use a 10in wide window cleaning squeegee. Works perfect. Drop me a line if you'd like to see the pictures. W

Wiktor 2009-08-01T20:38:20Z Caleb http://diyscreenprint.tribe.net/thread/157059dc-63c2-4efb-a1b4-fb1d03498c80#ee1966fe-b856-4d19-aee6-6700ab550db2 2009-04-27T16:12:06Z 2009-04-27T16:12:06Z

> should be... i know ive seen plans for making your own squeegee... whoopsie, i meant to say "coater."

Caleb 2009-04-27T16:12:06Z Caleb http://diyscreenprint.tribe.net/thread/157059dc-63c2-4efb-a1b4-fb1d03498c80#cf247d1d-a04e-4ac1-95e9-21d98fa21653 2009-04-27T16:10:51Z 2009-04-27T16:10:51Z

should be... i know ive seen plans for making your own squeegee out of angled metal from a home improvement store, i remember there was scuffing involved and gluing of wood to cap the ends. heres the only relevant link i could find when i googled "make your own scoop coater": http://www.skateandannoy.com/features/diy/screenprinting/basics2.html a squeegee should be extremely easy to make, except that the only suitable material i can think of for the squeegee strip is, well, squeegee strip. i would just bolt it (or some other suitable material that i would be interested to know about) to a 1x6 with about 3 bolts, ends and middle.

Caleb 2009-04-27T16:10:51Z didier http://diyscreenprint.tribe.net/thread/157059dc-63c2-4efb-a1b4-fb1d03498c80#53e03326-be5b-47b4-8c07-654f59eabdd2 2009-04-07T08:37:21Z 2009-04-07T08:37:21Z

Hi, Is it possible to make your own squeegee and emulsioncoater with basic materials?

didier 2009-04-07T08:37:21Z