What kind of stand would be recommended for these type of rolls? Is there one here on Amazon people would recommend?
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The roll it self is fairly heavy, I made my own stand out of PVC pipe. It works pretty well and was pretty cheap. Its also pretty great to be able to make it how tall or wide you want. There are several different websites with directions if you just Google it. If you size it right you can just slide the paper onto the PVC.
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I ordered this stand on Amazon ( ePhoto ULS69 Continuous Lighting Kit with 3 Muslins ) and threw away the muslins - they get soooo wrinkled - it works great for this size roll of paper.good luck.
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yes, that top rod comes off (unscrew wing nuts) , slide it thru the paper roll and hang it back on. super easy. Oh - top bar breaks down into 3 pieces to fit easily in the case, i only use 2 of those pieces snapped together and that fits this paper roll length perfect. you can order the wider roll if you need more shooting space.
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I used the same stand that I used for hanging my photo lighting Muslin cloths. You can buy them here on Amazon
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Yes, EasyMountLCD has many of these stands available. Select the quantity you desire at checkout.
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I don't have the stand. I love the loom and it works for me very well on a table. If I were going to get the stand, I'd have to find out if it can "take a beating."
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Agreed, any other light stand will work, and most are higher quality than these. Just today I pulled one of my sandbags off of the leg of one of these stands and because there is a sharp bolt protruding from one of the connections, it tore my cordura sand bag. Not a fan of these stands.
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Which Stand did you end up buying? I am looking for decent one that is compatible with this kit. I would greatly appreciate your input.
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I'm not exactly sure what the weight for each shelf would be. I found a stud in the wall to hold the shelf which is better support. I use my shelf for my scrap booking ribbon rolls. It's held up great! I think potatoes would be a little heavy depending on how many. If your going to use potatoes, I would look for the stud in the wall for better support. Just becareful when deciding, potatoes may be a little heavy for the shelf. I hope my answer helps you.
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What kind of stand are you talking about? I use mine on a Marathon table, works fine.
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This is a single stand, for one as wide as you need it I would look at getting a custom stand made.
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We recommend this stand. http://www.amazon.com/Fotodiox-Cushion-Carrying-Lighting-Fixtures/dp/B008BBVLG2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1397674525&sr=8-1&keywords=fotodiox+8ft+stand
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Esbit makes their own stand and there are a lot of third party options as well, which are often very popular but can get pretty pricey. I would definitely check out DIY options though, you can make some passable stands pretty quickly and cheaply.
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I searched for some but no luck.Looking now for PA or DJ stands, or maybe an old fashioned tv wall mount rack will work.
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You're looking for a kitchen wrap organizer (http://smile.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=kitchen+wrap+organizer). You could use this item for that purpose; it's probably sturdier than you need, but it'll look pretty.
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Yes! Most any heavy duty light stand seem to work well. Use a sand bag for exta stability.
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I am using this stand with a heavy Brother multi-function machine with no problems. Very sturdy stand. Rolls well on carpet, even with two reams of paper on the bottom shelf.
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I already had one, but if you are looking to buy a stand for this paper, look for something really stable or buy sandbags because it's heavy. I think mine it's from limostudio and I used to only put fabric backgrounds to it, but it has performed really well carrying the paper, just a little unstable, that's why I suggested the sandbags.
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Yes, though I would choose the Amazon Basics one with the flip locks on the legs, unless you intend on using this only for light duty. It is a great light duty stand, is very lightweight, and easy to carry, but the telescoping mechanism isn't the most durable. Don't over tighten the legs.
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Not familiar with that brand, but it will hold any standard size roll and can be installed in a few different ways to accomodate thicker rolls. It seems a bit longer than standard holders if you had need for something longer than a standard roll.