Pllieay 6 Pieces Mini Wood Screen Printing Frames 6 x 8 Inch with 110 White Mesh for Screen Printing

My 6 pack was for the small 6" x 8" screen pack with 100 mesh.I spent time sealing the wood with a waterbased spar urethane and treating the screen ends with a butane torch to stop the mesh from fraying (and getting onto the work). This helps prevent the frames from warping as other reviewers have most likely mentioned as the urethane keeps the wood sealed.What I don't like: less than ideal tension of the mesh that is stapled (and glued) on. Also wish I had 160 instead of 100.I have some better 200 mesh (water based ink use) but it's not worth taking the staples out, cutting the 100 screen, stretching new higher count screen on these cheapo 1/2" stock frames. The large dia mesh of 100 let's too much ink through and unless you wipe the screen bottom between each run, you get blobs instead of accurate prints. That is with water based ink, though. Thicker plastisol may be different.I was able to get a small batch of printing done, but more of a pain than if I would have had the proper tools. I was printing on rough canvas (fire hose) so T shirt may have better adaptation.I will continue to use these, but have other options when I want the job perfect

(I gave this 4 stars, even though I know I will be buying these screens again....there was a tear in one of the screens that could have happened while it was being packaged....the others worked amazing!!!)I was very surprised on how good these hold up when screen printing.I use 651 vinyl so it's removable when I screen print. The tension is even and bounces back after running the squeegee across.They are wood frames so I have to be quick when washing them and hurting up and setting them out to dry so the wood doesn't get messed up.I will definitely buy this again in the very very near future.

I use these for cookie airbrushing. Screens made exclusively for this are very expensive ($50 + each) and though reusable, they are not holding up well. With these you get six screens at half that price. I don’t know yet how well they’ll hold up but I think six of these will last longer than one expensive one.

Very sturdy little screens. Perfect for a class setting as an introduction to screen printing. They are not pretty but that’s not really a requirement for this type and size of screen. I’m a professional artist using these to print underglaze on small clay projects and I will be purchasing more.

Bought as test screens for checking exposure times. They serve the purpose for the price. I have not removed the emulsion yet, so not sure how they will hold up over time. The wood is a bit unfinished, but again for the price point they do meet my needs.

When I got them I realized why they were so cheap. I definitely could have assembled something comparable, but given the low price point I was grateful to have saved myself the time.

Very sturdy, good quality

I bought these but never got to use them, I decided to return them as I felt that even though they were made well, over time the wear and tear would eventually ruin them like any other ones but I felt that going with aluminum ones was the better option. But if your going to do a small project these will suffice.