paper registration tabs

[seriplop]

we use strips of dymo

[Andymac]

dymomite?

don't the explosions rip your screen?

[Nicholas Wilson]

does dymo tape not pop your screens on your semi auto?

[steve w]

no...er....yes, it does not

[Unitus]

Originally Posted by dennyschmickle

uh... guys, while this may be relevant information you are responding to a thread bumped by a spammxor.

and you better quit it now or Lonny is going to come in here and break some necks.

don't be a retard denny, or i'll report you.

we use chipboard, taped down.

[dennyschmickle]

I use a couple of layers of masking tape. Don't know why, just always have.

[PedalPrinting]

Originally Posted by loco

I get vinyl sticker material and stick it to itself like three sheets high then cut them into little 1/4"x1" tabs

-loco

HA! EXACT same method we use. Glad someone else knows of this fine technique!

[Nicholas Wilson]

Originally Posted by seriplop

we use strips of dymo

we recently changed to this and it made a WORLD of difference.

super cheap and easy.

[boatdreams]

Hmm.. Dymo, eh? I wouldn't mind giving that a try. Right now I'm using small tabs cut from a fake credit card I got in the mail, an idea I read somewhere on this site. I love it, but I'm not sure I'm in love with it. I might be due for a change.

[Andymac]

A word of caution....your tabs should be hard enough they don't go soft or wear over the run, but when using hard materials like plastic or metal, they have to be below or equal to the level of your stock. If they stick up proud of the stock and you are printing over them without some tape or something under the screen or on top of the tab at the contact point, you will eventually wear a hole in your emulsion, and then your mesh, if you are doing long runs or using an automatic.

Just sayin'....