Screen Printing Jig for Shaper Origin

The first project I've completed with my new Shaper Origin, this screen printing jig, took me about 1:40 to design, 1:15 to cut, and another 30 minutes to sand and assemble:

Materials:

• 15x28" of 3/4" plywood
• Speedball 10x14" screen printing frame
• 1" extruded polystyrene foam, cut to 10x14". Make a few so you can have several T-shirts mounted and ready to print.
• 1 1/4" #8 screws, qty 4
• 2" screws, qty 4
• Wood glue

Here is the SVG cut file you can load into your shaper.

Here are some spacers stacked on the long legs, fresh out of the Origin router:

Below, I'm driving 1 1/4" screws through the arms into the screen printing frame. They only protrude 1/2" into the frame, but I'm still careful to put them in the top half of the frame so they don't damage the screen mounting.

I stapled a thin slice of soft foam to one of the legs to help the foam "platen" ride at just the right height and have a positive pressure against the screen.