Printing posters at an angle?

[squeegeethree]

Until I came to GP I never saw an angled table. Being a flat table guy I will reserve judgement.

[ohdanielsan]

i just angled my table a bit too. questions:

1: about what angle do most of you guys have your tables at?

2: i've noticed that i can't really have the squeegee standing up at the back of my screen when it's down like i used to when the table was flat. what do you guys do to keep your squeegee from falling when the screen is down?

[mono_666]

i just angled my table a bit too. questions:

1: about what angle do most of you guys have your tables at?

2: i've noticed that i can't really have the squeegee standing up at the back of my screen when it's down like i used to when the table was flat. what do you guys do to keep your squeegee from falling when the screen is down?

I take a piece of packaging tape, wrap it inside out, then stick it to the top of the right side of the screen, then when Im reloading paper, the squeegee sticks to the frame

[the hipoisie]

Registering on an angled table seems like it would be difficult. I put my paper in generally the right spot, and then tweak the screen so it's exactly right before clamping it down. Having to fight gravity in that process wouldn't be fun.

I should build a hinged table to register flat and then angle up for printing.

[windflame]

As someone with back problems I really miss my angled press.

[andydiesel]

Until I came to GP I never saw an angled table. Being a flat table guy I will reserve judgement.

same here. when i build my new manual table later this year i may try it angled.

[dennyschmickle]

I need to get on this as well.
Right now my printing surface is an old desk which is at about pocket level.
waaaaay too low. back = broken

[ferg2001]

i print vertical

[dennyschmickle]

I print horixontally flipped.

[ASPrintingPress]

I print with a master trace on asses.