[pure-silver] Re: How to build a sink in a corner ?

When I moved it got disassembled. But just imagine 4,1x1 Oak uprights with 
1x1 cross members to support the trays and X bracing on the sides and back 
to stabilize it. Oak demands a new sawblade. I did make the joints fitted.
About 15 dollars in oak and hardware.
Ken

Greetings  Ken;  A photo would help to show your ' Stacker System'  I am
interested ! You wrote:   When I started to enlarge 8x10 negs my sink was
too small. It was one of those Gemini molded plastic ones 6ft long x 24in
wide with a deep end. My >prints got to be 24x36. The trays would not fit.
So I designed a stacked >system. five trays. deve, rinse, fix, rinse, hypo
clear and then another >wash tray next to the stack. Each tray has a 
valved
drain on the side of >each tray.Each valve has a hose to the bottom gemini
sink.It's pretty easy >to pull a print and slide it into the next tray.
Cleans up easy. Stacking >works great.  Ken  Cheers BarrieB. >
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