New Print Washer?

Ok, I'm still search'n for a bargain Archival Washer. What's the consensus on this contraption? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=29993&item=7520121605&rd=1

LOL! That thing is made in a stock bin thats had the flaps removed! I've made one myself for 16x20. You could probably cobble this up yourself pretty cheap with a little thought.

It is not a true slot washer so all of the prints need to be washed at the same time. Without testing I don't know how well it really works. I agree that you can make a washer of out bins you can find at stores that carry office supplies.

Brilliant

Thank you for posting, I have an old bread bin (similar shape to the stock bin) and will use it to make my own

Mike didn't you post the link for the one made out of a laundry sink?

Locally the sink used in that Ebay auction is about $18 Canadian. $15 US? Figure out some dividers. Get some plastic pipe or copper. Cut it to length. Use T and elbows to assemble the thing into a manifold. Solder it if you want but leaks won't matter. Use your hack saw to cut slits in the bottom of the pipe. You'll need a hose fitting at the inlet side. Drill a hole in the side of the sink high enough. Likely want to fit some sort of fitting to that to. Then figure out dividers.

I bet $30 US give or take. Unlike the one on Ebay for $200 plus shipping.

It'll be a batch washer.