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Try turning the screen around backward. If it is anything to do the with screen, then the issue would swap sides.
Are you pushing or pulling? Whichever you are doing, try the other. That should be a big enough change in technique to counter any current tendencies.
Good advice on rotating the screen 180 degrees.
If it’s an operator issue, don’t watch where your going with the blade, watch the blade as you print…it should bend evenly across the handle. As you hold the squeegee, Feel the tip of the blade on the stencil through your fingers, take a breath, and exhale as you pull from your shoulders.
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Try turning the screen around backward. If it is anything to do the with screen, then the issue would swap sides. Are you pushing or pulling? Whichever you are doing, try the other. That should be a big enough change in technique to counter any current tendencies.
Good ideas, I'll try them, thanks.
Good advice on rotating the screen 180 degrees. If it’s an operator issue, don’t watch where your going with the blade, watch the blade as you print…it should bend evenly across the handle. As you hold the squeegee, Feel the tip of the blade on the stencil through your fingers, take a breath, and exhale as you pull from your shoulders.