This eBay print processor listing is interesting

gnashings

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I have heard of using troughs rather than trays to do big prints, as a matter of fact, a friend and I have tried (successfully) - it seems like this man devised exactly what we had to play twister and master juggling to achieve! If you want this size print, and you do it often enough, I'd say go for it!

And the "scrambling motorcycle prints" are worth it alone!

Cracking bit of kit, hehehhehe
 
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It would be interesting if he weren't charging a King's ransom for shipping. He said he expected it would cost 60 GBP to ship to the US.
 

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chuck94022 said:
It would be interesting if he weren't charging a King's ransom for shipping. He said he expected it would cost 60 GBP to ship to the US.
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He says he will charge whatever it costs to post plus a fiver for the packaging which seems reasonable to me. However, I suspect his 60 quid estimate will not in fact cover it: the whole thing, including the washer, is made of metal - shipping to the US would probably not be practical due to the weight.

The printing drum looks like a good idea tho - surely someone could knock up a commercial version from plastic? Cheaper is probably a couple of Nova print clips and a few wallpaper soaking trays...

Cheers, Bob.
 
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It does seem an interesting idea. This might force me to make a trip to TAP Plastics...

Any idea what sort of rotational speed one would need to maintain? Hooking a motor to it for consistency might be in order...
 
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