Prints To Stick On Table

Clamps on anything from a production table to a Stick on a Tripod...

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

This was my first filament ever and it has been the best so far. Prints stick to the bed very easily (I'm using 60C temp for bed) and prints come out outstanding at 0.12mm layer height. Very easy to use, recommended for beginners and experts alike! My favorite filament so far!

I like the stick style better than the table top as it uses the power from my TV USB port and completely turns off with the TV! It works only with Wi Fi but I have yet to have any buffering or other problems. I use the Spectrum app mostly and it works great! Highly recommend.

I use this for handheld videos on the with my point and shoot, it is a better version of a selfie stick. I also use it B roll shoots on my table top. Not a good support a DSLR when fully extended.

I bought this to backup photos on my table and it has exceeded my expectations. The memory stick is not actually my limiting factor, my tablet's read speed can't fill the pipe as quickly as this thing empties it. If you want a fast, portable way to store files, this is it.

I was looking for a way to mount prints. This has an adhesive backing. So I can remove the backing and the print will stick to whatever I want to mount it to.

Beautiful color and great for small prints for albums and coffee table pictures!

I bought these to show my prints on a table for a showing. It is a great solution to protect your prints and look professional while presenting your work. They fit the Canon 13x19 paper with little room for movement. These probably wouldn't work if the print was mounted to anything. It's a great solution for print protection to provide to your customers. Just be careful because these suckers are SLIPPERY. I opened and pulled one out and they all came along with it onto the floor. When they are stacked on eachother they are very hard to handle. This is minimized when prints are actually inside of them.

I'm using 5x7 Tri-X for palladium/platinum prints; this is an ideal size for coffee-table portfolios of historic architecture. This film's tonal qualities when developed in D-76 still have not been surpassed by any more modern film. It responds well to pyro developers and can handle plus and minus developments with ease. It is still as special for me as it was in the 60s. The only thing I don't like is its poor reciprocity characteristics, so for long exposures I use T-Max 100.