Yudu Screen Printing Machine

When I saw the Yudu Screen Printing Machine on television my imagination went wild. When I was little I always thought about putting cool things on T-shirts and being the coolest kid in school. I even remember getting those really bad iron on patches out of my Raisin Bran boxes and trying to get them to stick to my denim jacket.

Later on, I was always the kid in college who wanted to make the cool shirts for my Fraternity parties and put the rarest album covers on a one of a kind T-Shirt that only I would have. But, that stuff was expensive and I really didn't know who to even get started. I went to a few screen printing shops but the projects just seemed to elaborate to do for my own personal desires.

So when Yudo appeared before me, all those memories came rushing back and I really wanted this thing to be a solution for personal screen printing. I read a bunch of yudo reviews and even though some people felt doing the screen printing themselves was a chore, I was raring to go. I figured I would try out participate in the 30 day Yudo trial and if I liked it, I would keep it.

Check out the yudo commercial that got my attention and we'll dig deeper into yudu below.

So you can see how the As Seen On TV commercial can get you excited for Yudu. I'm a t-shirt guy and had no clue that you can somehow transfer images to metal, furniture, cards, gifts and more. I doubt that's something I will be doing a lot of but who knows.

The Yudu screen printer certainly looks professional enough. There's an emulsion sheet, whatever that is, a very cool way to create an image using the yudu transparency, simple ways to expose your image and the ink looks pretty simple.

But, I've never done screen printing before on my own and want to be sure it's something I can do. Ordering the Yudu is not a problem for me because as an As Seen On TV product lover, I have taken full advantage of the return policy and I'm pretty sure that If I can't make Yudu work, that I will get my money back. Well, in the case of Yudu, not be charged the full price. Their trial is 30 days for $33 and I understand why. This is the type of product you buy, run a ton of shirts for a party and then return it. So I'm not angry about not getting a free shot at this thing.

Perhaps the greatest thing about the internet is that fact that people love to video themselves and put it online. So I figured people would film themselves trying to use the Yudo Screen Printer and I was right.  I had to sift through a lot of dopes to find a good tutorial and review and the video to the right is exactly that.  So, I have to thank craftervids for making the video that I'm really not capable of making myself. I don't think I could have made it through a project like this and I wanted to see what real people could do with the Yudu before I ordered.  The first 10 seconds of the video are a bit annoying because they don't have any digital effects but the rest of the video is very informative.  Have a look.

As you can see from the above, the Hudu Screen Printing Machine was pretty easy for the people at craftervidz so there is hope for a guy like me. It does seem that printing a single t-shirt can be a pretty big project but it looks pretty fun. If my shirts come out like theirs does, then owning a Hudu could be a satisfying experience.

I wanted to include one more yudu Tutorial that looked promising and it was a little more entertaining. It's fun to see a bunch of people taking a stab at table top screen printing, especially before you're thinking about dropping some cash on something. Take a look how the Impatient Crafter handles the Yudu. I think you'll be impressed and pretty confident that you too can enjoy this home screen printing machine.

Enough is Enough already. You've got the itch, maybe, and are wondering where to buy Yudu. I've heard you can find Yudu in stores but I'm an online guy and do everything that way. If you buy Yudu online you get the 30 days for only $33.00 plus S&H – AND you’ll get $120 worth of free gifts!

The Yudu Screen Printing Machine includes:

• The screen printing machine (11-1/2 inches x 32 inches x 22 inches)
• Three blank ink-jet transparencies
• Two emulsion sheets
• Emulsion remover (2 oz. bottle)
• Adult t-shirt platen
• Platen adhesive sheet
• Mesh screen
• Black Yudu ink (2 oz.)
• Squeegee
• Instructional DVD
• Four 15-watt bulbs
• User manual

Be sure to research Yudu Reviews, Hudu Complaints and Yudu Photos before you buy. It's up to you to make sure that the product is right for you before you buy. I happen to like Yudu but some folks out there have stated they found it too much trouble just for a t-shirt. But, if you use it for parties, family reunions and continuing crafts then you'll see just how cool it can be.