What can this do that a curtain rod cut down to 24 inches and some Unbuffered Interleaving Tissue paper couldn't do for about 30 bucks?
Rick - I researched these things (a lot) before buying one (reading blogs, discussion boards, etc), since they are indeed pricey for an apparently simple device. My conclusion was that no one trying the DIY solutions ever created a solution they were happy with. Whereas, the reviews of the real product by actual users seemed 100% positive. I am a pro that often needs to de-curl final prints quickly & reliably. I can't have a home-made de-roller damage a client's print (forcing the time and expense of a reprint). The cost is indeed an ouch, but I am extremely happy with the decision to buy one of these. They work perfectly and (practically) instantly. They are insanely well made and surprisingly a much, much more sophisticated device than everyone imagines. If you are a pro who needs consistently reliable gear that does what it's supposed to, then this (expensive, dumb, well-made) thing is absolutely worth the expense. I hope this helps.
Answered by: Christofer D.
Date published: 2020-01-09
