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Via Quipsologies, the Yudu Personal Screen Printer. Households take note: it matches your breadmaker, and it’s just as easy to use!
The Yudu™ screen-printing system is the easiest, cleanest way to let everyone know who you are… Don’t settle for what everyone else is wearing or spend hours futilely trying to find a t-shirt that expresses the real you…. Let your voice be heard today, no matter where you are or what you’re doing. Unsilence yourself today with the Yudu Personal Screen Printer.
Before you drop three hundred bucks on this little guy, check out the prices on the necessary accessories. That’s where they make the money (just like buying a low-cost color inkjet). And really, how often do you use that Breadmaker?
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this actually seems kind of awesome. not for the house of tillman, but for school/work. how would this be beyond a departmental budget? especially if you charged $15-20 a project
Weird! I just saw this on the home shopping network today. It looks really cool; pretty much the same as the old Gocco printers but bigger. Which is awesome because the Gocco’s small size was one of it’s biggest downfalls. Not to mention that the Gocco has recently been discontinued. I wonder if this company decided to just swoop in and start producing the same product under a different name?
I do consider the downfall of the item to be its expense and small scale. Of course, if I had no studio access, I would definitely consider such an item.
I actually own a Yudu machine and have used it hundreds of times. The screens that are available come in 70, 110, and 220 mesh and can create some pretty fantastic prints. However I do not use the emulsion sheets, but rather I bought a scoop coater and I use Speedball Photo Emulsion. But if your work is large, this is not for you. The largest you can really go is 11×14. You can of course print t-shirts, but if you use Speedball acrylic ink you can print on paper or canvas. In my opinion this is a great product and is worth every cent.