Customer Reviews for VEVOR Screen Printing Machine, 4 Color 1 Station 360° Rotable Silk Screen Printing Press, 21.2x17.7in / 54x45cm Screen Printing Press, Double-layer Positioning Pallet for T-shirt DIY Printing

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Works great for multi-color prints... if you assemble it correctly, align transparencies and use solid frames. TIP 1: The bolts and bearings that hold the arms in place need to be pinched together when tightening the nuts or else the arms will wiggle. Once tightened, the lock nuts have teeth that will keep the bolts in place and there will be zero wiggle. At first, I got them so close the arm wouldn't go down, but then slammed it in and the bolts moved just enough to give me a tight fit. They haven't moved since. TIP 2: Since there are no micro-adjustments, make sure your screen stencils are square and consistenlty positioned. I setup a template on my table so the transparencies were square and in (almost) the same position when taping them to the screens. I still needed to make slight adjustments putting the frames in the arms, but having the frames fit square gave a good grip that kept the screens aligned. TIP 3: Use solid frames. Once the machine was assembled tight, it didnt move, but my flimsy frames did.

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Satisfecho con lo recibido, se nota que el precio va con calidad. No es mala calidad, pero tampoco lo mejor. Aun asi supera las expectativas debido al precio. El lema lo dice correctamente. "thought tools, half price". Muy contento y con ganas de explotar al máximo su potencial.

Seems solid but be careful. Some of the metal edges are very sharp. After the traditional blood-letting I filed the edges down. Hopefully this is a good omen for future prints!

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Vevor is always updating products and trying to limit the downfall of its products. I know a lot of reviews comment on some of the alignment issues but based on YouTube video reviews they have significantly improved the function. I'm not a screen printer but more of a tinkerer. Or jackeass of all trades.

This thing is really impressive for the price, though it does have a few drawbacks. Assembly is not too difficult, but takes some time because there are a lot of parts. You will want to use some real wrenches instead of the stamped junk that comes with it. Build quality of the machine is actually pretty good. Setup is key to getting good results, if you don't already know how to set it up or you have no mechanical sense you are going to struggle. There is no adjustment for front/back tilt on the frame clamps. This is probably the biggest problem with the machine. There are some workarounds, but it's a real paint to get it set up so all four frames sit parallel to the platen with equal off-contact. There are no micro adjustments for registration of different colors, it's difficult and time consuming to get your frames lined up properly. Once set up though, repeatability is very good. With the thrust bearings in the arm pivots and the guide rollers properly adjusted there is zero movement when the arm is down. There's more flex in the aluminum screen frames than there is in the machine itself. The larger plastic guide rollers are completely unnecessary, you can leave them loose or omit them completely. The smaller metal roller bearings are all that's needed. I just did my first multi color shirts tonight. I didn't get perfect color registration, but it was due to my own error. All of the shirts came out with the exact same offset. I've done a lot of single color shirts, print flash print, with perfect registration every time after lifting and lowering the screen. I've still got a lot to learn, but I think this is a great starter press if you want to get into multi color printing at the lowest cost possible. Learn how to set it up properly, have some patience, and you can get some great results.

Great starter kit, love it

Well made good value for the price. I was missing the positioning seat. I really need that part. I'm an experienced printer and can figure out the many adjustments. A rookie would have a hard time.