Dry Rack suggestion

[Scott Schroeder]

This forum has been extremely helpful for me but I haven't contributed much. I setup up an pretty economical way to dry my sheets and it was suggested that maybe others would be interested.

I used a portable file cabinet from office max
http://tinyurl.com/66ko2 (http://tinyurl.com/66ko2)

I got one that would handle legal sized documents so I would have a little extra space. I used the jobo film clips
http://www.jobo-usa.com/products/images/3524.gif (http://www.jobo-usa.com/products/images/3524.gif)

because you can simply hang them from a wire, rod, file hanger, etc.. Granted that is the most expensive part of this setup but worth it IMO.

I then took a file hanger and wrapped tape in even intervals to allow up to 10 4X5 sheets (I use a JOBO 3010). Here is a couple of pictures.
http://home.austin.rr.com/schrochem/Pics/DryRack001.jpg (http://home.austin.rr.com/schrochem/Pics/DryRack001.jpg)

http://home.austin.rr.com/schrochem/Pics/DryRack002.jpg (http://home.austin.rr.com/schrochem/Pics/DryRack002.jpg)

Anyway, just thought I would pass it along.

[Ralph Barker]

I prefer mine slightly chilled. Oh wait, you said Dry Rack, not Dry Sack. ;-)

Nifty hangers, Scott.

[Diane Maher]

Cool! That's really neat. I suppose it could also be done for other sizes too, with the right container.

[darter]

This is great Scott. Thanks! Any ideas for roll film?

[Michael Jones]

Very clever. Thanks.

Mike

[michael Allen]

Cool idea Scott, I'll give it a try. I use verticle hanging garment storage bag, this way I can dry roll film as well.

[David Karp]

Great idea, a real dust killer! Thanks.