Robert Barnes from Spider Machines - Modern Technology -vs- Old Conventional Designs

screenprintguy

Also, one of these threads, barney says that M&R uses weak screen clamps, there isn't anything weak about those clamps. From what I see on the stang, it just has 2 little feet on each side holding the screen in a thin frame holder. The C3 is a solid bar, with screen holders that looked to me to be close to half inch thick aluminum if I remember correctly, there wasn't anything weak about the screen holding system on the C3 at all. In fact it was impressive to say the least.

Inkwerksspd

Being honest with yourself is the first step. Good job!

ScreenShip

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squeegee

As quoted

Here's an interesting video, gee, I think that's a pretty tough print by someone that knows what equipment works.

http://youtu.be/PU3KeoN4jyc

inkman996

That's a funny video the very beginning of that rasta song sounds like they are saying M&R three times.

sieggysrv

Barney,Barney,Barney; When will you learn, the M&R C III is a great Press and everybody in the Industry also says it is. Don't even try to put it or any other
of M&R presses down, When you have been trying to copy them for years with
little or no success! So do every one a favor and crawl back under that rock
you came from>

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Gilligan

Really?

Can it keep up with the CHIII?

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ScreenShip

Fastet setups for sure ... 1/4 mile race for pinks (not the Mustang -or- MHM market) sorry

screenprintguy

You just can't knock the C3. In fact I saw where quite a few of the Giant shops that were running Formulas for years are now swapping out for C3's. Now, if they had any reserves, you would think they would look in a different direction, but they aren't they are moving to the C3. Serious machine. One Big shop by me, SS designs, they do Disney, "legit" not knock of Disney, and quite a few other huge brands are using C3's now and loving them.

Let me be clear though, I'm not knocking that Mustang at 360 graphics, it looks like a really nice piece of gear. Just saying, the C3 is the real deal!!! My friend Pat in Orlando love's their machine. In fact I remember someone bashing the crap out of him a year and a half back. Well I'm happy to report, that C3 has actually made them able to pick up a lot more clientele and opened a whole new market to the point that they are planning to relocate to a larger space and possibly add another one. Now, it seems to me they did just fine. Had they gone with a Playtex, they might be out of business trying to keep up with spraying static free crap in their control panel to keep it running =). Looks the the Challenger 3 may have been a big investment, that has paid off big time for a small shop that in 1 year of owning it, went from 3 people to 7 and needing more room for growth. Why promote another shop you ask? Well, they are our friends and have been a big help to us, and bottom line, you reap what you sow, I choose to sow good. Hey here is another cool vid =) Happy Saturday to ya, we are printing our butt's off today, looks like good reaping to me =) Try sowing good some time.