Neumade 35mm film splicer

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  • Ryan Gallagher
    Film God
    • Nov 2022
    • 2855
    • Austin, Texas, USA

    #46
    At least according to eBay, Urbanski Film Archive seems to be one answer.

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    • Jesse Crooks
      Pro Film Handler
      • Feb 2020
      • 149
      • Doylestown, PA

      #47
      If it's just a spare, you can always just use a razor blade or exacto knife instead of buying a new blade. Register the bevel of the blade against the edge of the die and you'll get a perfect cut. The only problem is when muscle memory takes over and you forget to trim the tape before you punch out the perfs.

      I would suggest oil rather than Film Guard to lube the splicer. I used to use Simplex oil. These days I use Super Lube lightweight synthetic.

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