On 16.08.16 07:47, John Thornton wrote: > Hi Erik, > > Actually a thin film on top with the slats spaced so they would go > around the curved green things would work. It just piles up on the > bottom, no take up roller. Finding something flexible might be the challenge
Ah, no drawing film in the bottom desk drawer, then. I don't know how long the sheets of clear plastic "cafe curtain" plastic would endure with oil spatter. Here they are used to temporarily shield al fresco diners in semi-outdoor areas, then rolled up when the weather improves. That stuff would be maybe a third of a mm thick, or 0.012"-ish, I'm guessing. It feels pretty heavy. A quick improvisation to get under way again might be to stick the bars to a length of "Contact". Do they still make that brand of self-adhesive plastic sheet for covering work surfaces and books? That would allow more time to find a more permanent film. Quicker still: Some overlapping runs of duct tape would serve for "proof of concept" while more permanent film is sourced. (I'm pretty sure the duct tape would come unstuck after a while, so it's only a short-term work-around.) Erik ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Emc-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/emc-users
