Re: brush vs tray size for gum
Sounds like an interesting contraption. I'd be interested in seeing it. Camden Hardy camden[at]hardyphotography[dot]net http://www.hardyphotography.net On Wed, October 4, 2006 1:35 pm, Rodolpho Pajuaba wrote: > When I first read about this puddle pusher I tried to see what exactly > it was, but I couldnīt find any good picture. Then, after reading a lot > of e-mails from you folks I thought it was a glass bar that could roll > in an axis, that could carry the puddle without grinding against the > paper. Well, actually itīs not :-( . Then I created a device that > resembles a painting roll, but instead of foam is made of glass. I took > a glass pipe, the kind used in laboratories (I donīt know the name in > english, itīs tubo de ensaio in portuguese), cut off the end, making it > a tube, and managed to center an iron round bar in it. With it I can > roll the glass smoothly, like if I was pulling and pushing it around, > but with more control than if it was loose. If there is interest I can > photograph it and show. > Regards, > Rodolpho Pajuaba > > Sandy King escreveu: > >> >> Jack, >> >> That is correct. I am rolling the rod, not pushing it. >> >> Sandy >> >> >> At 3:03 PM -0400 10/3/06, Jack Brubaker wrote: >> >>> Sandy, >>> >>> So you are rolling the rod not pushing it along. As I recall the >>> illustrations I've seen for "puddle pushers" had handles so would not >>> roll. >>> I would have thought that the rolling motion would pull up the gelatin >>> behind the rod. But apparently not. Thanks for the info. >>> >>> Jack >>> >> > >
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