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Old 11-13-2018, 02:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Telecolor 3007 View Post
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Duck tape? Absolutely not. The only things you can use to splice film, are film splicing tape, or film cement. If you use anything else, chances are almost 100% that the projector will start eating the film the first time you show it. Even a tiny misalignment of the sprockets will start this, it's really critical. If you want to be cheap, I suggest to use a cement type splicer, since you can make cement easily enough, and it avoids needing the special tape.

I can't really tell from that photo if that's a splicer for "press-tape", or for cement. I think it's a press tape type splicer, but it's not a type I am familiar with. The first one you showed me is for cement.

Here's a website of one of the only companies still making film supplies: http://urbanskifilm.com/supplies.html

Also, the following forum is really great - they helped me a lot since I started this stuff www.16mmfilmtalk.com

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