hi has anyone else out there dealt with a builder/supplier in boulder co? if so i would appreciate some feedback. thanks

-- robert (ralfoto@aol.com), March 05, 2002

Answers

The following person sells vacuum easels and pumps on ebay as well as direct. I've purchased an 20x24 vacuum easel (on ebay) from him that is very good.

andras@wcox.com Andras Klein 4919 N. Broadway, #29 / B Boulder, CO. 80304

-- Steve Baggett (sbaggett@midsouth.rr.com), March 05, 2002.

If you have the tools (saw, drill, etc.) making your own vacuum easel shouldn't be too difficult. In fact, I'm planning on making my own for murals. Will have it mounted on the wall with adjustments to get it parallel to the horizontal enlarger. I have some old shop vacuums that will be put to use to provide the suction.

Then, my next problem is how to develop the murals. I can build a tray, but am looking at various ways to do this: somehow wrap the mural paper to a lightweight cylinder frame and then let it float in the chemicals, while rotating it. I dunno. The jury is still out on this one. PVC pipe might be an option. Lord knows I can always use a garbage can, which can be covered, but need some way to reduce the amount of chemicals used.

-- Roger Urban (roger_urban@yahoo.com), March 06, 2002.