CaydoScreen Printer, 1 Color 1 Station Silk Screen Printing Press, Unique Hinge Design Wood Screen Printing Table for T-Shirt DIY Printing and Screen Printing Beginners(Screen Frame Not Included)

Awesome buy

I’m just starting this screen printing stuff and got this hoping it would be a good starter but it is not. It moves around because there is no rubber on the bottom to keep it from moving around. The shirt doesn’t fit all the way over the top and the top is so smooth that the shirt doesn’t adhere to the top in anyway so the shirt ends up moving when you pick up the screen to check the design and when you put ot back down to go over it the design now looks shadowy because the shirt moved. More than likely returning. Do not recommend.

It’s great!

I have done screen printing in my home with a very primitive home-made system involving a cardboard platform laid out on a dining room table. I hoped this screen printer would be an improvement on my home-made system. Alas, it is not. With this printing platform, you can only print onto the limited size of the platform. Forget about printing big images. Also, multiple colors printed over each other is very difficult because the paper or shirt you might be printing on will move before you get the chance to fasten a new silkscreen on for printing. This unit never claimed to be a complete screen printing solution, and it is not. It does work fairly well for one-color smallish images, and it does not come with screens or inks or printing screen-making chemicals. If you are looking to print small images in one color, it is an inexpensive solution for your needs. But if your plans call for bigger projects, this is not the unit for you.

This is a basic setup that will only work for paper or flat items. Also you can't just start printing. You will need a screen, emulsion, UV light, squeegee, and ink. This is ONLY the base with a couple of hinges.For what it is, it is good, but I'm taking off a star for two reasons: 1) I had to drill two holes to assemble it. They just forgot to drill them? I have the tools and the skills, but if you don't, that would have been a deal-killer. 2) The hinges look adjustable, but they only adjust DOWN, which won't help. The only way to make it more robust would be to add a 1/4" block of something between the hinge and the base and use longer screws accordingly. Not ideal.For what it is, this is a descent start, but it isn't fully ready to print on its own. There is a long list beyond this base.

Easy to put together. Very sturdy. Silkscreen frames fit perfectly.

The product pictures make you think this is a full-screen printing kit. IT IS MOST CERTAINLY NOT. It is just the frame. After it arrived I watched the video at the end of the pictures, it shows exactly what you get and how you put it together.Simple Enough, for what you pay and get, I guess the price is okay, it is a nice product.BUT...You'll still need to buy screens, 1 for each color it seems. A 6 pack is another $100 plus ink gloves, and tools. Another $50-100.Not the base starter kit I expected from images of someone using tools and parts that aren't included. The first image is very VERY misleading. It should accurately reflect ONLY what a customer receives.Overall disappointed. Went from thinking this may be an affordable starting point for this medium to something else collecting dust in the garage.

My wife got the Caydo Screen Printer for her teacher friend, and it has been a fantastic addition to the classroom! This 1 color, 1 station silk screen printing press is perfect for helping students create their own T-shirts. The unique hinge design makes it easy to use, allowing for smooth printing. Even though the screen frame isn't included, the setup is straightforward, making it great for beginners who want to dive into screen printing. Overall, it's been a hit with the students, and I highly recommend it for any classroom looking to add a creative touch!