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Hey, I ran into this website.  This guy is screening his own panels in dot
com format.  Some of the work does not look 100% up to Stooge panel quality
standards.  But, it still looks pretty good.  Several of you in the past
have asked us about doing your own screening work.  So, I thought I would
pass this on as a public service.
Stooge Larry

http://www.guitarfool.com/Silkscreen.html

Larry wrote:

> Hey, I ran into this website.  This guy is screening his own panels 
in dot com format.  Some of the work does not look 100% up to Stooge 
panel quality standards.  But, it still looks pretty good.< 

Wow. To think I had to come to the MOTM forum to learn about this! :-)
I don't recognize this guy, but he seems to have done a ton of 
customizing.  Thanks for the link, Larry!

BTW, I looked at some closer examples on the guy's site and much of 
the screening really isn't bad at all. Even though I have silkscreen 
training, I just don't want to bother with it (looks like there is a 
service that does the screens). Wouldn't you know I threw out my 
silkscreen setup about two years ago?  :-/

Larry did some custom work for me once--quite nice too, I might add.

johnm

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: konkuro <konkuro@...>
> Wow. To think I had to come to the MOTM forum to learn about this! :-)

This is where is is happening John. :) <snicker>

> Thanks for the link, Larry!

You're welcome.

> BTW, I looked at some closer examples on the guy's site and much of the
screening really isn't bad at all.

Good enough for government work.  Probably not good enough to sell. I'd have
to see it in person to judge.

> Larry did some custom work for me once--quite nice too, I might add.

Stooge Panels, Inc. is Dave Bradley and Larry Hendry.  I'm just the one with
the big mouth that everyone notices.
Larry