From: S Wang (stwang@direcTVinternet.com)
Date: 11/28/02-12:37:05 PM Z
For hanging large sheet film, I find the metal clamps attached to a
rubber hoop sold by Ikea to be absolutely perfect. They grab just a
tiny corner of your film, and hangs perfectly attached to a rod. Not
cheap, but cheaper and better than the X-Ray clips made by Kodak.
Anyone crazy enough to work with 20x24 inch negatives deserve to get
some paper on the floor before learning not to trust wooden cloth
pins.
8-)
Sam Wang
>After the experience of two evening ago tying to hang up large
>sheets of sized paper and seeing some of them fall and tear due to
>lousy wooden cloths pins I determined to find something better.
>
>Buy yourself some multi-purpose plastic spring clamps from your
>local Harbor Freight tool store. This is their Item # 43971 and you
>get 50 of these little dudes for about $5.00. Vastly superior to
>wooden clothes pins and will neither rust nor absorb chemicals.
>
>If you don't have a local store go to www.harborfreight.com and
>order a pack of the little fellows. You will thank me every time you
>hang up a big sheet of sized paper to dry and it does not fall.
>
>Sandy King
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