Multi-Colour T-Shirt Block Printer

Ever want to print, as in 2d, with ink, your own shirts or fabrics?This model isn't particularly fancy or complex but allows you to print shirts with multiple colours with decent registration, ie alignment. There is no real limit to the number of colour inks you use.It works like an embroidery hoop, in that the shirt is held in place by the outer hoop. The inner platen is solid so you have something to press your block print onto (like a giant stamp). The process is much like lino block printing, but we aren't carving lino, we are 3d printing raised designs instead. You will need a few things:A piece of felt or fabric at least a few mm thickAn M5 60mm screw and nut, I just printed this oneA designScreen printing inkA Brayer (a rubber roller for applying the ink)The hoop and platen are straight forward. You can then cut your piece of felt to the shape of the platen and tape or glue it to the platen. This gives us some squish for our stamp to get a better print. From there you ca