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HowHow to be agreat ScreenprinterEd
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About this eBookI’m passionate ab
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06Table ofContents07 The Theory Bit
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The wrong way: a strong-deep flood.
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why a light flood is recommended so
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When I first pointed this out to my
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The Theory Bit20Why is the 1-2-3 so
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The mesh does the meteringThe 1-2-3
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This gives us the ‘real’ TIV fo
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simple, in-control process.Years of
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The Optional Theory28At the shear r
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I’ve come across examples in all
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The Optional TheoryOur 50µm line b
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The Optional TheoryThe exact part o
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Print Faults - Making and fixing th
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Print FaultsThey include tape marks
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Wrong ink - Too much viscous drag (
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DustPrint FaultsWe threw some dust
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What’s the best order to print yo
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Colour shifts54high-frequency (non-
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We formed our own (subjective) opin
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And the winner is...Colour shifts58
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Getting the right exposureAnna Harr
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Getting the right exposureThe light
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3/4 full exposureEFFECTS: Emulsion
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Getting the right exposureThere is
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Undercutting from a rough stencilSo
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Getting the right exposure(or numbe
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Solving problems in the real worldA
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Solving problemsThe simple act of r
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Solving problemsA quick tip to help
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