http://aztek.com/Deroller.html
Does anyone have one of these De-Rollers They are rather expensive for what they are but if they work! or suggestions, I know you can reverse roll on a cardboard tube but have some expensive prints that need flattening and don't want to risk damaging them.
Paul
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Re: De roller
We haven't used one but have been thinking about it.
They are much cheaper on Lion.
They are much cheaper on Lion.
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Re: De roller
I sold one last year as were stopping wide format printing and like most I was really sceptical as to its claimed abilities.
It had been suggested to me that purchasing a length of 32mm plastic waste pipe and then sticking some cellophane onto it would work just as well. It didn't, but it worked a bit.
I was down at Lion picking some stuff up and they demonstrated the de-roller to me and it was unbelievably different. I have no idea why but I was doing runs of 20 x16 prints in 315gsm paper and the de-roller sorted it out.
It had been suggested to me that purchasing a length of 32mm plastic waste pipe and then sticking some cellophane onto it would work just as well. It didn't, but it worked a bit.
I was down at Lion picking some stuff up and they demonstrated the de-roller to me and it was unbelievably different. I have no idea why but I was doing runs of 20 x16 prints in 315gsm paper and the de-roller sorted it out.