yahoo!

Done!  Thanks!

Thank you so much for your thoughtful and thorough response, complete with so many tips for me!  I’m all set to move forward with the project.  I am not able to plug in to a printing community so I appreciate this site as a source for answers!   Most of my learning comes from experimenting on my own.  I appreciate your time.

Yes it has sold. Sorry ’bout that, Miki.

Hi! It’s already sold out your Kelsey 5×8?MIKI

Thanks?this is perfect! About an hour outside of my hometown area.

Check out this auction in Pennsylvania:http://www.highbidswin.com/content/letterpress-auction-1036

Thank you, Kelly!

Ashley,I highly recommend calling/visiting John Barrett at Letterpress Things. He’s the go-to dealer in New England, and if he doesn’t have a 10×15 ready to go, he’ll likely know where you could find one!Good luck!

Hi Kseniya, yes – I would love their contact info, thank you! And I’m happy to post some photos of the process and results.

For a business card, the 16 gauge will be fine. I’m guessing you’ll have it mounted on wood. The other two are normally used with base. The 11 point is normally used by a printer who has honeycomb base. The extra thickness is needed so that the non-printing edges can be beveled so that the hooks will hold it to the base, and so the printing area…[Read more]

Thanks Shayna. I don’t need the 1 lb cans, that’s way to much for my scale right now.Thanks for the info though!

Thank you so much!! This is incredibly helpful.

Congratulations on getting your #4. Moving this press will require special care. I have some advice from Fritz Klinke which I researched online when I moved my #3 which is very much the same as the #4 but without the motor.Here’s Fritz Klinke of NA Graphics basic advice:The basic weight of an SP-20 is 1140 lbs. (I would guess the #4 is about the…[Read more]

You can buy them straight from Van Son ink. Check their website. They offer free shipping too

That’s funny–I was just thinking about this. Bill Allan and Maryann Humphrey do this in their shop in WI. Let me know if you want their contact info.

Hello!Thank you so much for your response! I appreciate it 🙂

Thank you so much for your response! My client is actually wanting to dip dye themselves so I will let them know how you did it. Thanks 🙂

A belated note to say that I’ll be teaching some workshops the end of this summer in my shop in Carlisle, PA–email me if you’d like to be on the info list!