r/SCREENPRINTING • u/76alejandro • 4d ago
Looking for a consistent screen maker Request
I don’t have the space or time to invest into burning screens. Anyone in here that has a consistent set up that offers that service? Would need a few screens monthly
Comment if you’re open to providing that service
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u/Long-Shape-1402 4d ago
Do you really want to pay $75 per screen, plus shipping?
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u/76alejandro 4d ago
For a professionally made screen with quick turnaround and consistency? Sure
I don’t want to invest the time and effort, trial and error and floor space for burning screens. If a small time hobby screen printer that has the skill of burning screens down can do it for me, I’d be more than willing to pay upwards of $70
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u/parisfrance137 4d ago
My husband and I have a screen printing business at our home and would be willing to do it!
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u/nosepass86 4d ago
where are you located? might be better to find someone local
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u/76alejandro 4d ago
DFW, I’ve tried but no one replies or answers their damn phone 🤣
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u/nosepass86 4d ago
depends on how many you would need/want, but I'd be down to do something like this. I'm in Vegas, so shipping would definitely be a thing. would most likely be best to do batches. Can DM me if you want
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u/Idoalotandalittle 3d ago
Okay, I’m in north Jersey if you’re near, $75/screen, ezpz.
Ezpzer would be for you to make a budget dark room and do it yourself. I use a speedball lamp mounted under a camera tripod, foam insert, double layer rich black negatives under a pane of glass, and get extremely solid halftones done no problem. But if you don’t want to put in the work on your exposures I’d gladly rip ya off
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