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Do You GOCCO?

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eBay is full of 'em. Etsy has stuff made with them. What is Gocco? Here's a good primer:

"The Print Gocco was developed specifically as a "kitchen table printer." In its home country, it's been so popular over its three-decade life that it's estimated that one-third of Japanese households own one. (That would put it on par with things like toaster ovens and sewing machines in the US.)

Print Gocco is a small version of a few elements commonly used in screen printing: the hinge clamps that hold your screen and the exposure unit that frequent printers use to create their screens. The screens themselves have several layers, one solid. The ink goes between the layers, and pressure is applied, causing the ink to squeeze out and onto your paper.

You can clean screens and save them to re-use, and you can buy special fabric that will allow you to make screens on the Gocco that you can use to screen-print in a more traditional way."

Learn more in this DIY Life article by M.E. Williams

Related: Gocco Official Site

Comments

I live in Taiwan and everyone I have talked to has never heard of this. I guess it never crossed the pond.

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