1 COLOR SCREEN PRINT WITH UNDERBASE registered on press in less than 1 min [ See how I did It ] 

Genius reg setup!! Keep them coming Cam! Your videos help me gain confidence to start printing!!

You’re amazing at finding ways to make things simpler coming out with the best ideas!

appreciate the fresh video edit (like different angles, camera motion, the clone trick...) it was really pleasing to watch! keep on going - in my opinion, you found the right and nice way of filming things. can't wait for another vid, Cam!

Great video man!

So happy that you can finally use your tri loc system. Good job!

Liking the reg system. First time I've personally seen this.

the edit on this video was amazing, I have been watching you this past 2 weeks as I learn how to print and this was definitely the best put together VIDEO. You are getting my printing skills better and your RU-vid Skills better. You are great haha

If I lived in your area, I would immediately run down and ask for an internship... but its a long run from Denmark! Thanks for all the helpfull videos. When watching your videos, this whole screen printing thing feels less intimidating.

Hey Camm. Really appreciate your videos. Explain screening on wood. Thanks

I need a short vid on how you align the film on the screen.

dam gonna miss being at the lives - but nice work - like to see how the registration system works in more detail in screen room and on press - i saw a 8 color table press doing process printing where they were using a single station and dropping each screen in place that completely made me rethink registration and my life for that matter. Print Life.!

Hi Cam, I'm looking at your registration set up and I was wondering how you came up with the placement of the "Grid Pallet" that is positioned inside your registration rack system. Also is that Grid pallet in the center set to the exact thickness so that when you place the screen into the reg system the screen is just touching the grid pallet? Thank you in advance, stay well.

awesome video cam prints look good i dont like pushing doesnt seem right when i do it thks

I like to print shirts for my self on home made frames but I’m so limited by 8.5x11 transparencies (less than that actually) is there an affordable way to get larger transparencies done

I saw those double Cams. I'd make it a lot easier if we could duplicate ourselves!

What size choke did you put on the white?

Hi, does the printer you used have pigment inks?

Hey Cam, I saw in one of your videos where you said you put up a video on how to do transfers without a printer. What is that video called. I don’t have a printer and I’m thinking about hand drawing on a transfer sheet. Would that work as well?

Not to sure if you have a video like this already.. But a video showing how to remove lets say a Gildan printed tag or B + C tag and how to make and print your own custom size tags would be great!

Hey sorry to bother. I am new to screen printing. So new I still can’t get a screen to burn. I use vinyl to make the few shirts I have done. But I have tried making my son some shirts made out of this sports flex fabric. And at the end when the shirt stretches my paint cracks. Is that just the fabric or am I doing something wrong.

Hey Cam, I think you picked up that old reg system the same time I did. If ya don't mind, and have time, can ya share some more info on your setup you made? I see that you are using it as more of a reversed setup like the Roc style, eliminating the carrier sheet.. Looks like you solved some issues!! Thanks

Has your press always been that low? My back started twinging just looking at that! I use push strokes when they work and I can get the quality I want. But I don't think I could pull it off on that low of a platten. Ow! Now I gotta go stretch my back just from watching!

Where are you based out of my guy!?

Could you heat press the fibrillation out? 5 seconds or so?

I saw that you were using blue test pellons. Where did you get them from?

Jo man, i started screen printing this week. But when i tried to screenprint my first shirt with waterbased ink the first print was fine... but when i printed the second shirt the lining got bigger and the logo became garbage. Any advice how to fix this ?

your awesome dude! Thank you so much for all the videos you have made. 2 months ago I didn't know anything about screen printing, today I have my Business going in progress all thanks to you my friend you inspire me brother I have see almost all your videos, you are a champion truly professional, I will like to talk with you any time you have a chance I want to buy your online platform for my website that still in progress I want one just like yours, is dam beautiful, if you can past me your email or phone number I will like to talk to you, I currently buy a vastex 100 and a embroidery machine from butterfly I still need some flash and couple stuff am wondering if you have anything use that I can buy from you thank you so much Ed

Man, I like that setup of the raised registration mark platform. I'm going to have to incorporate that into my workflow. Was that part of the sprung pre-registration frame system or something you added to it?

In all honesty though, with enough experience, it's possible to line up jobs without the system, although it does seem like a good investment if you want. I've been printing big jobs for 17 years and, I ain't worried about it but, don't let my words discourage you. If you can use it, go for it

That one minute doesn’t account for all that time in the dark room I guess lol. I find all that unnecessary. I line all screens up to cross hair and center line. Perfect reg first time 99% of the time. Pre reg doesn’t need to be perfect on a manual press, just close.

Keep your hands more vertical, hands are to low on the push!

Hey man, just seen the video. Maybe the rego was faster but all the steps before shooting just added up to the same amount of time anyway, way too many variables. Pin systems and direct stencil to screen always make for quick up times (such as MHM autos). I agree with you on the whole push method of printing, never understood it myself. It's too much effort and feels un-natural, shit even in your video your body is using way too much effort for just one stroke compared to a simple pull stroke, plus you've got no option to pull or push the screen/squeegie in another direction if you need a bit of help printing in rego. Keep up the Vids man, been learning a few things from you during the downtime. Hope you're busy during these crazy times. Rich, UK, 8 years auto and manual printer

Bro you gotta quit smoking