Press bed grids

Choose from these common bed sizes.

• A5 (suits Woodzilla Presses)
• A4 (suits Woodzilla Presses)
• 300mm x 550mm
• 320mm x 565mm (suits an Enjay Press RP12)
• 340mm x 750mm (suits Jack Thompson presses NZ)
• 400mm x 750mm
• 400mm x 900mm
• 420mm x 800mm
• 450mm x 800mm (suits an Enjay Press RP18)
• 515mm x 740mm (suits Melbourne Etching Supplies Econo Press)
• 515mm x 920mm
• 580mm x 1100mm (suits an Enjoy Press A78)
• 600mm x 1200mm
• 622mm x 1150mm (suits an Enjay Press RP24)
• 650mm x 1320mm
• 756mm x 1350mm (suits an Enjay Press e28/750G)

Registering your prints doesn’t have to be a headache.

Ever squinted at your press bed wondering is this straight? Is this centred? Then muttered a few creative expletives when it wasn’t? Yeah, me too. That’s why I made this little gem for you — a downloadable print registration guide that makes lining up your plates and paper as easy as pie (and almost as satisfying).

Choose your preferred and then print it at your local copy shop, and slide it under a sheet of clear acrylic on your press bed. Voila — you’ve got a grid that takes the guesswork out of perfect placement.

Each of the squares are 1cm x 1cm, so you can see exactly where your plate should go and lay your paper down with confidence every single time.

Got a different press bed size? I’ve got you!

Just shoot me an email at printmaker@castondesign.com with your bed size and I’ll whip one up for you. We’ll even upload it so other print nerds can benefit too — because helping each other is what this glorious creative community is all about.

Let’s make your press bed the happiest place on earth.

Click to ADD TO YOUR CART, and you will receive the links to DOWNLOAD all the available grids now and print like a pro!

Sally Caston. ©2025

Copyright Notice
This registration guide is copyright © Caston Design. It’s been lovingly created to support your printmaking journey — but please remember, it’s for personal use only. You do not have permission to share, copy, sell, or distribute this artwork without my written permission. Sharing the love is beautiful — but sharing my files? Not so much. Thanks for respecting the creative hustle.

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