xTool Screen Printer

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xTool Screen Printer: Reinvent Screen Printing with Laser

The xTool Screen Printer is a revolutionary screen printing accessory that uses a laser-engraved stencil for its designs. It is the world’s first DIY screen printer that cuts the traditional screen printing process down to just a few hours.

The printer is perfect for both beginners and pros alike and is versatile enough to be used for fabric printing, decorative painting, greeting cards, and even on materials like metal and wood. The mesh screen preparation that usually takes days with the traditional process is six times faster with the xTool Screen Printer, and the entire job can be completed in about 3 hours with pinpoint accuracy.

How does the xtool screen printer work?

The xTool Screen Printer is a DIY screen printer that uses a laser-engraved stencil for its designs. The traditional screen printing process is cut down to just a few hours with the xTool Screen Printer. The printer is versatile enough to be used for fabric printing, decorative painting, greeting cards, and even on materials like metal and wood. The mesh screen preparation that usually takes days with the traditional process is six times faster with the xTool Screen Printer, and the entire job can be completed in about 3 hours with pinpoint accuracy. The printer currently handles a screen size of 11.5* 16 inches, which is compatible with xTool D1 Pro and xTool S1.

The xTool Screen Printer uses laser engraving to create stencils, which is faster than traditional methods that use photo-emulsion. The xTool Screen Printer is paired with the D1 Pro, featuring an ultra-precise <0.0036mm² Laser Spot, experience lossless precision in stencil making. With 0.01mm movement accuracy, the laser focuses perfectly, paving the way for engraving intricate designs with unmatched clarity.

In my opinion, this is a new area of experimentation for xTool, and it’s something to look forward to as they phase out another product line beyond laser engravers. Perhaps companies like Cricut will be nervous in the near future. The price is quite reasonable, and you can get an early bird price of $200 if you pledge now.

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