Film table

[Guest Blade]

Here's my new table. It's not quite finished, but it's getting there. Mainly will be used for cutting film for commercial and residential jobs.

[Guest thetintshop]

nice table.

but you should really think about removing all that crap from underneath.

[Guest Blade]

[Guest S and S]

that is nice blade~~

[Protint]

you should really think about removing all that crap from underneath

I wonder if that would work ok with the plotter on one end? We need something more user friendly that the setup we have now.

[Guest Blade]

Funny you mention that Pro. Today we put our plotter on the opposite end of the table from the film handler. Haven't had a chance to really see how it works yet. Been doing flat glass all day. But I'll let ya know.

[Protint]

Cool tell me if it slides across the glass or not. I am useing the catch underneath right now and it is a pain in the ass.

[Guest TINTINGCOWBOY]

cool table,

[Guest tintgod]

yeah..that table it alright...seems like ive see one like that before...

[wndotint]

My old shop in Oklahoma City (Alta Mere) did just that...plotter on one end of the table, and made the table about 7 or 8 feet long. They said they just sprinkle a little baby powder on the table and wipe it around. I guess it keeps the tint sliding back and forth. Then they don't have to stand there and catch it.