Author Archives: Catspit Productions

When screen printing at home, it is often the rule to improvise with inexpensive solutions for professional grade equipment and tools. This is fine for messing around in the garage for fun and the occasional family band tee shirts. But … Continue reading →

Check out the latest addition to the Catspit website. A new Print Supplies page has been added just below the Equipment Sales page in the navigation menu. This is where you will find screen printing supplies that I have hand … Continue reading →

Now that I have been coerced into upgrading my printer to a wide format Epson 1400 inkjet by work demands, I have discovered that Quad Tone Rip or QTR is not well suited for film making. QTR is RIP software … Continue reading →

Catspit Productions will  be at Arizona Joe’s in Apache Junction on Thursday night. If you are in the Phoenix area, come on out and visit us. We will be displaying and selling Catspit custom logo wear. Pick up a free … Continue reading →

I have come to the conclusion that screen printing is a technical process first and foremost. There is a very simple reason I say that. And the reason is one of the things that many screen printing shop owners don’t … Continue reading →

Yes, I admit it. I am one of those who has Vista. And I have Home Basic at that. But I actually like Vista. It’s just that all the security features and incompatibility issues with certain programs or even drivers … Continue reading →

The size of your heat press is only relevant to the size of the designs that you want to do. If you don’t want to be limited by size, then a larger heat press would be the right choice and … Continue reading →

Many people make the mistake of thinking they can do professional grade work on a $250, (or less), table top 1 color, 1 station press. Well, you may be able to produce some very good 1 color shirts but that … Continue reading →

The new video covering screen printing squeegee tips is uploaded to YouTube. This video talks a bit about squeegee materials and how you might want to set up your own squeegee stock for printing in your shop. The video also … Continue reading →

Hello and welcome to October. Happy fall festivities to everyone. There will be a new video uploaded Friday October 2nd. This video will be about squeegee tips and some of the ways to set up your squeegees. Please make sure … Continue reading →