I saw your video and wondering if you bought your splicing block with the sprocket pins in it or did you drill out the holes for the pins. If you bought the splicing block with the pins already on it, where did you buy the block? Thanks.
+John Baxter Never used prepackaged Super8 tapes with paper backing. Microwave splicers, yes, splice tape off the reel, yes, but not these fiddly little paper backed things. It was driving me mad.
Kodak stopped making Presstape some years ago, but the product has been taken over by a company in Illinois called Urbanski Film Equipment. You should still be able to buy it from them.
hi, I am pretty new to super 8 and was wondering wether you could cut sections from a 8mm film and then stick a different film onto the parts cut out. so when it plays it has two different films together playing?
Do you know where to get this tape? And is there tape for super 8 film? I have a super 8 film with a very similar break in it and would like to attach it.
Thank you. I've just broken one of my dads films from 1958. Hope I can find some of those tapes and a splicing block.
Where can I buy the tape and splicing block?
While this video’s way is obviously better. You can use scotch tape in a pinch. Just watch out for the sprocket holes.
I saw your video and wondering if you bought your splicing block with the sprocket pins in it or did you drill out the holes for the pins. If you bought the splicing block with the pins already on it, where did you buy the block? Thanks.
Thanks so much, I had no idea how to use these!
+Laser Man Well, this is strange coming from a guy who claims to have worked making prints for LucasFilm back in the day!
+John Baxter Never used prepackaged Super8 tapes with paper backing. Microwave splicers, yes, splice tape off the reel, yes, but not these fiddly little paper backed things. It was driving me mad.
+Laser Man Right. Sure. Have you no shame? Never mind--I'm ashamed for you, so you don't have to be.
Good luck finding old double 8mm splicing tape today [4-7-22]
Kodak stopped making Presstape some years ago, but the product has been taken over by a company in Illinois called Urbanski Film Equipment. You should still be able to buy it from them.
Where can I buy the tape and splicing block?
hi, I am pretty new to super 8 and was wondering wether you could cut sections from a 8mm film and then stick a different film onto the parts cut out. so when it plays it has two different films together playing?
Do you know where to get this tape? And is there tape for super 8 film? I have a super 8 film with a very similar break in it and would like to attach it.
Did you find the tape?
@@linalaurencich6231 It's easy to find for super8mm but not for 8mm.
god bless u sir
Nice.
Good morning. I would like to buy this accessory the 8mm film tapes. Please tell me a site of a store where I can buy it. Thank you. Luigino
Did you find where to buy them?
Where did you get the Splice Block? Amazon doesn't seem to carry this.
Did you find it?
Hello,I have a Kodak, splicer from 1968, and it repairs 8mm,Super8,& 16mm,
Films,try repairing film.with that.