VEVOR Screen Printing Machine, 4 Color 1 Station 360° Rotable Silk Screen Printing Press, 21.2x17.7in / 54x45cm Screen Printing Press, Double-Layer Positioning Pallet for T-Shirt DIY Printing

This budget-friendly screen printing machine offers great value, but it’s important to note that assembly and alignment require your own tools and attention to detail. The instructions are located underneath the foam when unpacking the machine. With some patience and skill, you can ensure a smooth setup process if you’re handy. Once properly assembled and adjusted, this machine performs impressively and delivers quality prints. While it may require some extra effort during setup, the overall results make it a worthwhile choice for those seeking an affordable screen printing solution.

This thing is really impressive for the price, though it does have a few drawbacks. Assembly is not too difficult, but takes some time because there are a lot of parts. You will want to use some real wrenches instead of the stamped junk that comes with it. Build quality of the machine is actually pretty good. Setup is key to getting good results, if you don't already know how to set it up or you have no mechanical sense you are going to struggle. There is no adjustment for front/back tilt on the frame clamps. This is probably the biggest problem with the machine. There are some workarounds, but it's a real paint to get it set up so all four frames sit parallel to the platen with equal off-contact. There are no micro adjustments for registration of different colors, it's difficult and time consuming to get your frames lined up properly. Once set up though, repeatability is very good. With the thrust bearings in the arm pivots and the guide rollers properly adjusted there is zero movement when the arm is down. There's more flex in the aluminum screen frames than there is in the machine itself. The larger plastic guide rollers are completely unnecessary, you can leave them loose or omit them completely. The smaller metal roller bearings are all that's needed. I just did my first multi color shirts tonight. I didn't get perfect color registration, but it was due to my own error. All of the shirts came out with the exact same offset. I've done a lot of single color shirts, print flash print, with perfect registration every time after lifting and lowering the screen. I've still got a lot to learn, but I think this is a great starter press if you want to get into multi color printing at the lowest cost possible. Learn how to set it up properly, have some patience, and you can get some great results.

Easy set up and great quality I personally liked just setting my screens on the shirt and doing it that way the blue arms seemed to get in the way more than helping. It's a great price for the set up you get and I also got some other great packs on the side.

Great product. Directions are very hard to understand. I had to watch multiple videos to put it together.

I was nervous about this machine because the reviews were kind of mixed, generally speaking.I have two reasons why I’m writing this review. I almost didn’t buy this machine because people said it was really hard to put together and that it wasn’t the quality they were expecting.This is my second screen printer. I had a really old, but super hefty, American built screen printer before this. I sold it for $500 and bought this one because it had no adjustments and it was huge. It was a six color machine, but it just didn’t have the micro adjustments to do that. It also weighed three zillion pounds. UghWhen I opened the box: right away I realized this is high-quality and way under priced. Having had a high-end machine before, I had a pretty good understanding of what I needed. Other than the wheels not being rubber and the spring adjustments being weirdly small, this is a better machine than my $500 machine. Flat out. Both of those things can be upgraded for little to nothing.This is the main reason I wrote this review: if you are worried about building instructions, do not be. I don’t know if previous orders were sent out without them… or what, but this was straight up easy to put together. If you ever played with Legos as a kid, you can handle this. It’s rated at 5-9 years old imo. I have no idea why people say the directions are bad. They even separated hardware based on the steps they were associated with. Who doesn’t put hardware all in one bag to save time and handling fees? That is extremely thoughtful. The directions were in color and in English. I put it together in 30 minutes with no issues at all. It was packaged well. It looks great. If it’s not printing accurately, you didn’t take the time to use its many adjustments.I, 10 out of 10, would recommend this screen printer to anybody who can’t afford a Riley Hopkins, or to anyone who is just starting out. It’s hefty, the hardware is great, they absolutely stick to their corny modo.

Junk junk junk!! Hassle to put together and just garbage period don’t waste your money! I did and it was too late to return by the time I got someone to help put it together

This machine is very easy to put together and use. It works well and gets the job done just as I hoped for.

Product seamed ok. I returned it because I decided to pay someone else to make my shirts