Hi Richard,

I like your idea, but I took it one step further and did a little searching
at silk-screening supplies and found these Speedball frame clamps that will
work on both my 20" X 20" and 29" X 29" frames, and I won't need to drill
holes into the frames. Getting these from Walmart delivered to me on Monday
for $30 a pair. I think these will do:

https://bit.ly/3d3Oei8

Steve

On Wed, Apr 29, 2020 at 12:49 PM Stadem, Richard D <[log in to unmask]>
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> Hi, Steve
> I have printed PWBs using simply a standard framed stencil on top of a
> flat workbench.
> I simply drilled holes into the top end of the stencil frames and screwed
> on a long pinned hinge..
> Then I screwed the hinge to the top of the workbench.
> When I am finished printing one PWB, I simply pull out the hinge-pin and
> put another stencil.
> It works really well for a fast changeover, in situations where perhaps
> only a few prototypes are required.
> It is operator dependent, but a good experienced person like yourself
> should produce excellent results!
>
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> Hi All,
>
> At one time long ago when I was working in California, we had a manual
> screen printing table that we would use on all our prototypes so we
> wouldn't take up a production line for 5 boards.
>
> I've looked and found a bunch of manual printers on ebay and the like,
> that are really small and they look like the design that I'm looking for,
> but they can't hold a 20" X 20" or a 29" X 29"  frame.
>
> Do any of you know if anyone makes a manual printer that can hold  20" X
> 20" and  29" X 29" frames?
>
> TIA,
>
> Steve
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