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Topic: FOR SALE: brand new automatic electric super 8 splicer Bauer K20 - SOLD

Manuele Bossolasco
Junior
Posts: 16
From: Fossano (Italy)
Registered: Nov 2014

posted May 05, 2018 12:31 PM

Selling a brand new automatic electric super 8 splicer Bauer K20 for € 49 plus shipping (PayPal accepted or by bank).

I bought it a few years ago as an unsold stock from a professional seller in Germany and I decided to sell it because I have too many splicers.

Comes with original instruction manual (English, Dutch, German, French and Italian) and original box.

It works with two normal 1,5 V. batteries (not included)

The item is really new and unused (just tested once to check if it works properly)...it's very rare to find one still brand new!

If you would like more pictures or close-up of it please pm me.

Thanks for the attention and kind regards!

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Bill Proctor
Film Handler

Posts: 60
From: Mooresville, IN, USA
Registered: Apr 2018

posted May 14, 2018 08:14 AM

I've never used an electric splicer, how does it work?
Bill

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US Army
Combat Motion Picture Photographer,
Vietnam, 1966-1967.
Trained at the US Army Pictorial Center, Astoria New York. 1965-1966, Which is now the Kaufman Astoria Motion Picture Studios.

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Manuele Bossolasco
Junior
Posts: 16
From: Fossano (Italy)
Registered: Nov 2014

posted May 14, 2018 12:22 PM

Hello Bill,

here's a link to a video showing how electric splicer works:

Bauer K20 video

I hope it helps you to get an idea what it is about.

Thanks for your interest and best regards!

Manuele

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Bill Proctor
Film Handler

Posts: 60
From: Mooresville, IN, USA
Registered: Apr 2018

posted May 16, 2018 03:53 PM

Megwetch (thanks) Manuele..
Bill

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US Army
Combat Motion Picture Photographer,
Vietnam, 1966-1967.
Trained at the US Army Pictorial Center, Astoria New York. 1965-1966, Which is now the Kaufman Astoria Motion Picture Studios.

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Jim Schrader
Phenomenal Film Handler