



Everything from 230-mesh screens to water-based inks — organized by what you want to make, not by SKU number.
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Start with the end in mind.
Every collection is built around a specific type of print. The deeper you scroll, the more ambitious things get.
Your First Print
Pull a clean first layer before midnight. These are the only five things you actually need.


110-Mesh Monofilament Screen
Perfect mesh count for bold graphics on paper and fabric.
Water-Based Starter Ink Set
6 mixing colors, low VOC, washes off skin and tools with water.
12" Wooden Squeegee
70-durometer blade. One pull, clean deposit. No experience needed.


Photo Emulsion Starter Kit
Diazo-sensitized emulsion. Coats 3–4 screens. Detailed edge quality.


Hinge Clamp Registration Set
Bolt to any table. Holds your screen at a consistent angle every pull.
Multi-Color Runs
Stack two or three colors without losing registration. The supplies that make it actually work.

230-Mesh Fine Detail Screen
For halftones and fine line detail. Holds emulsion crisply.


Mixing Medium + Reducer
Extend colors to transparent, blend custom Pantone matches.


Multi-Color Registration Tabs
Stick to your platen. Line up 3-color jobs in under 5 minutes.

Discharge Ink (White Base)
Print on dark shirts without a thick plastisol underbase.
Photo Emulsion Deep Dive
From coating to washing out — the emulsion workflow that turns film positives into printable stencils.


Diazo Emulsion 1-Quart
1qt coats 12–15 screens. Shelf-stable 12 months unmixed.


Scoop Coater 15"
Aluminum channel. Even coat in one smooth pass.


LED Exposure Unit 12×16"
24 UV LEDs. Consistent 90-second exposure. No sun required.


Emulsion Remover Concentrate
Reclaim your screen in 3 minutes. Makes 1 gallon working solution.
Fabric & Wearables
Printing on shirts, totes, and hoodies — the inks, platens, and heat sources that make it stick.

Plastisol Ink Set (6 Colors)
Opaque on dark fabrics. Cure at 320°F. Unlimited shelf life.


T-Shirt Platen 14×16"
Aluminum core, foam-padded top. Keeps shirts taut and flat.

Heat Gun Curing Kit
1800W. Reaches cure temp in 45 seconds. No flash dryer needed.


Pallet Adhesive Spray
Repositionable. Stops shirt migration mid-run. 200 applications.
Tote Bag Bundle (12-pack)
12oz natural canvas. Pre-washed. Perfect for Etsy runs.
From first pull to full run.
Etsy sellers, art students, and hobbyist dads — printing real things with real results.
Monthly orders
40+
Colors per design
3
"I burned my first screen on the back porch with a clip lamp and the Diazo kit from Squeegee. Six months later I'm running 40-piece tote orders every weekend."

Priya Mehta
Etsy Seller — Portland, OR

Zines printed
200+
Edition size
50
"I'm printing zine covers at 2am in the studio and the water-based inks are the only thing that doesn't gas me out. The 230-mesh screen holds my halftone dots perfectly."

Marcus Webb
Art Student — RISD
Jerseys in a weekend
18
Days start to finish
3
"Watched one YouTube tutorial on a Thursday. Ordered the Wearables Bundle on Friday. Had 18 jerseys printed and cured by Sunday afternoon. The heat gun is a game changer."

Dave Kowalski
Little League Dad — Columbus, OH

Edition size
75
Colors registered
4
"The LED exposure unit was the upgrade I didn't know I needed. Consistent 90-second exposures every time. My registration went from embarrassing to gallery-ready."

Tomoko Reyes
Graphic Designer — Austin, TX
The questions everyone asks at 11pm.
Real answers from people who've burned through bad screens so you don't have to.
Sunlight works — genuinely. Bright direct sun on a clear day can expose a coated screen in 2–4 minutes. The downside is consistency: clouds, angle, and season all affect exposure time. Our LED unit gives you a repeatable 90-second exposure every time, which matters once you're burning more than one screen. Start with sun, upgrade when you're ready.
Screen Printing 101 — Free PDF
28 pages. Mesh counts, emulsion basics, ink types, registration tricks. No fluff, no upsell.