Screen Printing Press 4 Color 1 Station Silk Screen Printing Machine 21.7" x 17.7" Removable Pallet Screen Printing Machine Press for T-Shirt DIY Printing

The media could not be loaded.  This is a well built press for it price. It’s very sturdy and feels durable. I’m excited to put it to work. The only downside of this product was the assembly Manual. It came with a video but the video would have been more helpful if the camera was showing the nuts and bolts that were being used for each section of the press. Nonetheless I was able to figure it out and complete the assembly. 👍

The media could not be loaded.  Product came earlier than expected with all parts and tools included. Mines did not come with any defects or any missing holes thankfully. The instructions however were very vague or not enough of a description. Although I was able to put it together using no instructions many people may not be able to. One thing I did see was that some of the arms can sway by a cm or 2 left to right when put down to the platen. However this can be an easy fix but wrapping painter's tape around the small tabs on the bottom of each arm so that would not sway and be flush with the 2 ball bearing rings. Was pretty easy for me to assemble, but will take much time. Overall I like it.

I read review and watched YouTube about this press. All I can say is no one exaggerated with the issues. The instructions for assembly are non existent. Had to watch a few YouTube videos to get an idea of how it went together.Also, two out of the 4 screen holders are bent and cause the screen to rise at an angle which make them unusable.I did see where someone with that same issue bent the holder so he could use it. Honestly, that is not something one should have to do.So I contacted the seller. All I got was the run around. Wanted video, so I sent it. Got some lame ass excuse that I needed to adjust the pallet to match the angle of the screen. That's great if all the holders were bent at the same angle. I'm not setting it for 2 holder then adjusting the pallet for the other 2. Totally unacceptable!!!!Then they wanted pics of the problem components. So I sent them. Now their excuse is "some deviation is normal. There is no deviation...it's BENT!!IF you like a challenge, then go ahead and buy this, just don't buy from this seller. They are the worst!! But be warned, you have your work cut out for you.If I had to do it over, I would save more and get a high quality press. WASTE OF MONEY

3 stars given for the speedy delivery of the item.Deducted 2 stars because the instructions for assembling this press is nonexistent in the box. Although, there is a DVD included, the person putting the press together does not instruct on what one should use at each stage. And the paper instructions included is a waste of paper. It took a Google & YouTube search to gain an understanding on how to construct the press. Then once figured out, was met with missing nuts & bolts so needed a quick trip to the local hardware store.Heads up, there is a small hex key included that is used to adjust the arms to align the holes on the center plate (instructional video above reviews), and the springs do in fact fit, it just takes a bit of wrangling to attach.FYI, check out videos on YouTube by Reyes The Entrepreneur, Screen Printing Machin & Sign-in-China. Was able to finally put the press together by using these resources. Good luck!

Excellent starter unit. Everything was included in the packaging and putting it together took about 30mns. After fine tuning the everthing, it works great!TIP:1. WATCH THE INCLUDED VIDEO. Then set lay all of the parts out as shown in the vid. One thing of note: The long bolts that hold the rollerguide does not have the nuts on the same bag. Those nuts where in the bag with nuts and bolts that hold the screen clamps.2. Thw video shows the guy mounting the screen clamps in the second step, DONT DO THAT. Install the arms first WITHOUT the screen clamps because they are lighter and its easier to maneuver the arm around while installing the bolts and nuts3. When assembling, do NOT tighten anything! Some screws in the turn table need a bit of wiggle room. Leave everything loose until you get all of the arms mounted.4. Once the arms and eyelet are mounted, tighten them down. The opening of the eyelet nuts should face out, not towards either arm. Now you can mount the screen clamps LOOSELY to the arms.5. Screw the arm stops (bolts with the pads) all the way into the turn table to get them out of the way.6. Adjust the turn buckles (the thing holds the springs) so that each arm is just visible inside of it, this is the most open position and ensures even adjustment later. Raise each arm and attache the spring assembly with the turn buckle towards the turn table and spring on the screen clamp.7. Adjust (tighten) the turn buckles so that the springs just starts to tension and not dangling. Adjust the arm stops up so they just make contact with the arm. You may have to hold the arm down to get a half turn or so on the stop so that it make solid contact with the arm. I found that setting the height of the stops to about 1/2" to 3/4" was about perfect. Then readjust the turn buckles so that are just starting to tighten.8. Mount the shirt board. Turn the FRONT arm stop, the one just behind the roller guide, all the way down. HERES WHERE IT GETS A LITTLE TRICKY. Rotate each arm and lower it into position, you want to adjustcthe screem clamp so that it rest on top of shirt board. THEN, MOVE RHE SHIRT BACKso that each clamp is just in front of it and the screen clamp does not touch the shirt board. You must do each arm because the can vary in length by as much as 1/4". You want the you shirt board with as little gap as possible between it and the longest arm.9. Mount a screen in the clamp an lower until it touches the shirt board. Now turnvthe front arm and stop up so the arm just rests on it. The from stop is the adjustment for thicker material. You should now be ready to use your new machine!