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Old Skool Printing

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theNicksTV (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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imagine what kind of counterfeit he could create
chonbeau (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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WOW!!!!!!!!!!!
ijk240695 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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That guy is a Master Printer, there is a lot of skill in doing what he is doing. My Father was a letterpress Printer, my brother was a linotype operator and compositor. Me, I broke my dads heart and became a litho printer. I did operate a Heidelberg Platen for a few years though, and let me tell you its a lot harder than offset.
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If you compare the two it really takes a level of attention and finese to run a letterpress. REALLY A ART FORM.

I come from both schools. Letterpress and offset.

Im running a cheap 2/c and 4/c offset press and giant plastic digital press. Because this world today its all about quicker and faster.

Its really sad. sometimes our old dusty letterpress and lighttables look like they are staring at us when they just sit there and collect dust.
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Our print shop still offers letterpress. According to my father letterpress isn't supposed to mash into the sheet like that. He said he was always taught to hit the paper as lightly as possible in order to avoid that because it was a sign of a printer that didn't know what they were doing when it was debossed that much.
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Your father is correct. Problem with Letterpress...makeready time was very lengthy, especially 4 color. Offset can be made ready in a fraction of the time.
SYNDICADO (2 months ago) Show Hide
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It depends on your client aswell.

Some WANT a mash or indention on the sheet to give it a "FEEL".
pastranadigital (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Where I can find this machine for sell? Training?
Benjamin
Puerto Rico
linus7106 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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browse eBay
SYNDICADO (2 months ago) Show Hide
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My boss has two if you are really intrested?

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