I see that you advertise tattoo. Can the machine be used to make screen printing stencils? What material is the stencil made of?
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I only use this machine for making tattoo stencils, but it is a carbon paper stencil. I don't know what you need for screen printing.
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Just about any sign supplier stocks and sells stencil stock in squares or in a roll by the yard. they sell different thicknesses for different applications. such as from sandblasting stencil film or as glass etching film. I usually cut stencil from card stock from ur local walmart. ur knife blade should be new as ur cutting paper and the life of the knife blade only last about fifty cuts or less as paper is tougher than vinyl. I cut stecil for airbrushing small jobs. poster board works also as well but last around twenty cuts. preasure of the knife blade is usually set at 600 for card stock and 650 for posterboard. if you are cutting small designs taping the back of the card stock or posterboard is recomended as small pieces cut will fall out and jam your blade. cutting speed should be set on high. hope this helps.
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You could but I think you could find cheaper alternatives for making stencils. I use cardstock. If you need something that is reusable, try Grafx plastic film. It is about 10 dollars for a pack of 25 (@ 40 cents a sheet) vs the vinyl cling which is 8 dollars for the pack 9 sheets or @t 85 cents a sheet.
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Good luck. The only thing I could get it to do was eat up stencil paper.I wouldn't waste my money again!
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I wouldn't know for sure, but if there is a converter/adapter available I should think that would work. It's a nice machine. My son has used it for many screen print projects. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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David,The supplier that we receive our material from has assured us that the blank material that is in question is Mylar plastic. If you would like, please contact us, as we can provide you with the Material Data Safety Sheets for the particular material.Thank you,The Stencil Ease Team
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Gigi, You can absolutely use the stencil cutting tool to cut the 14 mil material. With the 14 mil material you will need to pass over the material a few times for it to cut completely through. This would be a perfect material for quilting. Our 14 mil material is about double the thickness of X-ray film. Please let us know if you have any further questions. Thank you, The StencilEase Team
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We have had several people use our blank material with cutting machines, such as a Cameo. However, you will want to use our thinnest material, the 4 mil thickness. We sell this material by the foot or in 8.5 by 10.5 and 12.5 by 17 inch sheets. We now have 25 sheet packs available with Amazon Prime shipping options. You can find these 25 sheet packs by searching the following Item# AMY040812U25 and Item# AMY041218U25. Please contact us if you have any further questions. Thank you, The StencilEase Team
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This is not paper, as mentioned previously. This is a woven canvas material that has been coated on one side to accept inkjet ink. Since it is canvas, it is lightly textured, and can be stretched across wooden stretcher bars to create a gallery wrap canvas.
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I just used my inkjet printer. The colors come out very vivid. I don't have the silhouette machine. I think you might want it for intricate cutouts but I just scissors or a ruler and a razor knife. You need to be sure your ink is completely dry before handling the labels. I also used either spray or brush on clear oil based polyurethane because I was putting the stickers on tile around the sink in the kitchen. I wanted the tiles to stand up to washing so I used 3 coats and baked each coat on. I did not do the clear coating on other labels I made.
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I don't think so, but perhaps. They are not the same type of sheet that stencils are made from.
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I do not know- I have seen those advertised for a lot of money so I'm sure it can be done- but it probably depends on the willingness of the printer and thier patience level. The fabric is very stretchy and I can imagine it would be diffcult to work with as far as strething it appropriately on a form so that it can be printed on... For the cost, there's not a lot of risk involved though- buy one and have them see what they think- if they say no, you can hang a banner or signage over or to it differently.
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That is just a paper insert so you can better see the shape. The actual stencils are plastic.
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Both of those machines are not ones you can use on skin. The plate with the holes is for your ink cups. Power Supply is good but the foot pedal is on/off only. So look into a different gun. But everything else is there. And the ink is not good at all do not put that in your skin.
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This machine is not a screen printer, it is a heat press. It will heat press an image you have printed on special heat transfer paper onto shirts, bags, etc.
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I would say yes, but if you plan on reusing it, it will be really hard. But a one time stencil use, it is perfect
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I would think so. How are you cutting the stencils out? Are you using a cricket or some other type of processor? If you are cutting by hand I see no problems at all. I think you would be okay with the cricket too.