You can photo expose* stencils easily at home, but you'd need to DIY a UV rig. It's super easy though, and pretty standard for screenprinters who don't have access or cash for communal facilities. I have a friend who uses the sun, but that's a bit trickier and you'd probably need to have had some experience before so you didn't waste a tonne of time faffing about.Originally Posted by Bakersdozen
I've helped heaps of people set up their own, and I've been meaning to make an instruction manual specific to pedals for ages. Maybe I should finally get on it
*For those who don't know, photo exposure let's you put an image of very fine detail onto a screen - so fine lines, small font text, photos that have been turned into a halftone first, etc... You can get digital quality prints with the right gear, but for pedals you wouldn't need anything very fancy, just a screen with a good mesh count and a UV unit
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