VEVOR Screen Printing Press 4 Color 1 Station Screen Printing Machine Removable Pallet Silk Screen Printing Machine for DIY T-Shirt Printer

I agree with the reviewers that stay this item requires some assembly ability, and the instructions could be better, but my only complaint is that there was no indication of which bolts to use for which purpose. The picture book manual was well printed, but still of little value. The video was slightly better, but the assembler made no effort to show which bolt was to be used for each connection. However, by laying out the hardware first, and loose fitting first, I had no problems at all. In fact, it seems that each bolt can only be used where it belongs, so I'm not sure it's even possible to make a mistake in this area. Still, if you aren't comfortable with assembly on similar items, like a kid's bicycle, then you might want to line up some help.The other issues reported appear to have been resolved. All connections fit perfectly, the included hardware was correct and of decent quality. I completed the assembly and tuning in about an hour. By "tuning" I'm referring to setting the various stop bolts for height, and adjusting the guides that prevents the arm-in-user from moving.Once built and tuned the unit works great. The main swivel as well as the hinges for the arms use bearings and work very smoothly. The table part is perfect for t-shirts and paper/canvas. The only other change I need to make is to secure the rear of the unit to the bench so I can press firmly on the table without tipping (although it only tips an inch before resting on the bench, so not a big deal).

Put together fairly easily, came well packaged. Works as advertised. Great for at home screen printing.

I read the reviews for this and laughed when it talked about the instructions to assemble were missing.... UGH!! Opened the box, found an instruction booklet and thought "JACKPOT!!!" The only thing "JACKPOT" about the instruction book are the black and white pictures. there is literally NO INSTRUCTIONS!! Thank goodness I have developed a liking for putting things together without instruction. Seems to be the trend with small business equipment. Only had to take it apart and reassemble one time so I consider this one a winner. I would consider this one a "COMMON SENSE BUILD" If you have no common sense, just don't buy it.When I finally got it assembled, It was pretty cool. You can adjust the springs to the tension you want. Adjust the bracket that holds the screen. THE ONLY thing I don't like is the play on the screen arm. When you pull it down to screen print, there is a space where a side piece that is connected to the screen arm slides into to prevent the arm from moving while you are pulling ink. But, this doesn't lock in. There is about an inch of play. It's manageable but just a bit annoying.I do like this product and for the money, I think it's worth the buy.I WOULD recommend this product to anyone delving into the Screen Printing business.

I have yet to use this product for silk screening. My only experience with this machine pertains to the quality of instructions for assembly, and for quality of components in the package.I'm not sure where this product is manufactured, but right after opening the package and inspecting the components it is obvious that the factory where this product ships from has little to no quality control. In an effort to not draw this out to much I will bullet point the flaws below.- The Instruction manual was awful. They make IKEA instructions look like the holy bible.- Paint and Slag fills the threaded holes so much so that the screws try to cross thread constantly. I had to utilize a dremel tool to make them usable.- Some areas where holes should exist didn't have holes. I had to drill them out.- The tools sent were inadequate strength for proper assembly and some were the wrong size.- The pre-drilled holes in the center plate didn't line up with the half moon bearing pieces for the arms of the unit. I had to use a hammer and wrench to bend the pieces into shape in order for them to fit.- The washers for all of the bearing pieces were turned the wrong way, with the sharp edge facing the bearing. Something that would cause issues after repeated use. I had to disassemble the bearing assembly, and turn them around.If you're still actually considering this product, let me summarize my feelings. If you're not a handy person with tools at your disposal, I wouldn't buy this product. If you are handy, and are looking for a unit that is sturdy and functional once it's built, then I believe this product is just fine.Now that I have it assembled, it turns very smooth, and I don't see any reason why it won't work as advertised. One would be hard-pressed to find this much functionality for the price of $140.00, but it wasn't fun to put together.I hope this helps.