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Re: Big Trays

Yes they are. I purchased many of them when we rebuilt our lab @ the Art
Institute about 1975. Many are still in use and w/out the duct tape. Also,
they have been used thousands and thousands of time during that period.
Actually they were rejected blanks from the manufacturing of suitcases and
I believe they were free. Of course, it is handy to have a suitcase
manufacturer nearby.
Jack


> From: Witho Worms en Jorien van Santen <verzet13@xs4all.nl>

> It sounds good for location jobs. Are they water tight ?
> 
> Witho

> From: <Jenfieldny@aol.com>

>> this sure seems like a lot of work.  buy the things - your time is money,
> too.
>> In a message dated 10/6/00 11:43:49 AM, jefulton1@home.com writes:
>> 

>> Find old Samsonite or other brand large suitcases made of Fiberglas.
>> Cut 'em apart, remove the linings.
>> Voila!
>> Large trays.
>> You may wish to use a small saw to cut around the edge to make them
>> shallower.
>> If you do that you may well wish to line the edge w/a layer or two of duct
>> tape. >>
>> 
>> 
>