[pure-silver] Re: Workbench advice

That's a sweet setup there.  Where do you find the compressed air tanks and 
regulator?  I've seen that at another studio and wondered what the cost would 
be as well.




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From: Tim Daneliuk <tundra@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: pure-silver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 2:46:38 PM
Subject: [pure-silver] Re: Workbench advice

Eric Nelson wrote:
> The sink has a UV exposure unit under it as well but having a proper
> sink is good for spills and dripping albumen when coating etc.  I have 2
> units in this bldg. and so I have an 8 ft commute to work.  The
> "kitchen" is the washing, drying,  film processing area.  I tossed the
> stove when I moved my biz in here.  
> Watch craigslist for darkroom stuff as at least in Chicago there's new
> stuff there everyday.  You'll prolly find a sink eventually at the size
> you need/want, and when you move to somewhere more conducive, you'll
> have a sink RTG.  When we move to a permanent place I'll set up the
> darkroom wet, but I'm ready w/that 7 ft sink I bought years ago for $90.


I've just updated my current darkroom pix at:

  http://www.tundraware.com/Photography/Darkroom/

BTW, Eric is a fine fellow. The lamp housing you see on top of that
Omega condenser stack to the right was something he sold me at a quite
reasonable price. I just tried condenser printing again for the first
time in some 25 years ... uh, I still like cold light better ;)



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