Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Making a silkscreen rack.

So this past sunday me and boy Robert G. began building a silkscreen rack so that I can coat the screen with emulsion and let them dry horizontally and in a dark area so they are not exposed to any kind of light. So when they are dry and ready to expose. Also is great storage for them.

Materials need to build a 4 foot high box with wheels (all purchased at Home Depot):


wood studs 4
half stud 8
3 1/2 inch wheels
a latch
silicone
2 8 foot plywood (as cheap as posssible)
6 - 10 nail bridge (picture below list)
lots of small nails (if you have a nail gun even better)
wood glue

"nail bridge"
http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u269/dvclothing/IMG_0059.jpg
how they work...
http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u269/dvclothing/IMG_0061.jpg

On the fly with just talks we were able to sketch out what we wanted did some measurements came
up with this pretty good box. Unique to for us to work with. Storing screens and let them get ready for burning my silkscreens and getting ready to print.

Next week should be the finished product and we'll begin to silkscreening next month some stuff and we'll surprise you with what we are going to start with. STAY DIRTY!






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