Your print washer?

[Dali]

Hi,

The question is in the title... Do you use print washer and what model would you recommend?

Nota: I develop mainly 8x10 papers but I sometimes use 11x14...

Thanks!

[wildbill]

glass fish tank. hose inlet on one end going in, siphon on other going out.

[Dali]

And how do you hold your prints?

[vdoak]

My print washer is a plastic container form the local hardware store with a Plexiglas false wall at the drain end to force drainage from the bottom. The separators are Plexiglas held in place with PVC trim. Water is injected in each section from a plastic pipe clamped to a water hose. The “jets” are 2mm holes drilled at appropriate intervals.http://www.doak.no/index_files/3-DarkRm.htm

[David Brown]

If you are not up to making your own, I would suggest the Versalab 11x14. Relatively inexpensive, as print washers go; efficient and nearly indestructable.

http://www.versalab.com/server/photo...ts/washer1.htm

[Existing Light]

I use a Premier 11x14 print washer. It's good if you dont have to wash lots of prints at once and dont care about conserving water

I bought mine from Freestyle http://www.freestylephoto.biz/111411...14?cat_id=1604

[nsurit]

Calumet archival washer. These can be had on the used market at a decent price these days. Zone VI, Gravity works, Calumet, etc. all made them. Bill Barber

[brian steinberger]

A summitek 11x14 print washer

[fotch]

My print washer is a plastic container form the local hardware store with a Plexiglas false wall at the drain end to force drainage from the bottom. The separators are Plexiglas held in place with PVC trim. Water is injected in each section from a plastic pipe clamped to a water hose. The “jets” are 2mm holes drilled at appropriate intervals.http://www.doak.no/index_files/3-DarkRm.htm

Amazing! I visited your site and really was amazed at your inventiveness. Nice work.

[CPorter]

My tub..........I fill the tub to the point where the prints float freely, and agitat frequently for about 5 min, then drain the tub. Repeat for several cycles, about 6 or 7. My fiber prints pass the HT-2 test every time.