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You will hear / read from me ;-)
Muggins
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You have far too much time on your hands.
Also, I am massively impressed with how you are using it.
Alpsman
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I was always haunted by the fear of breaking my thermometer.
I've overcome that.
And with the square ends, it can't roll off the table either 🙂
If anyone needs a different length than 30 cm or a different inner diameter than 10 mm, please let me know.
I've overcome that.
And with the square ends, it can't roll off the table either 🙂
If anyone needs a different length than 30 cm or a different inner diameter than 10 mm, please let me know.
WoodallP
Pragmatist Barnack lover
By the looks of your thermometer you have less reason to be scared than me; I am still using a mercury one 😰
Alpsman
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Yep, it is not a mercury thermometer. But I'm not afraid because of the mercury, just about the glass splinters that will then lying on the floor and I know who will step on them.
And in confidence, when I/we were kids, there were only mercury thermometers, and we survived.
Yes, mercury is toxic. But you won't drop dead if your thermometer breaks; don't worry.
More people die from alcohol poisoning than from mercury poisoning.
I'd be happy to swap my alcohol thermometer for your mercury thermometer.
By the way, the first test print for the developer tank distances is currently running.
For the 2-reel tank and the 3-reel tank, I came up with a total of seven (7) different distances using all options.
titrisol
Bottom Feeder
I have a couple of Mercury in Glass (MIG) thermometers, and they came in a tube like the one Alspman made.
I rarely use them anymore since I acquired a few good quality thermocouple readers (Fluke) and calibrate them with ice water (0 +/- 0.1C) every few months
Alpsman
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Shamefully I confess, normally I use a battery driven digital thermometer, the analog is my backup in case of a MCA. Because a battery ist then empty when all shops are closed.
Alpsman
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Thanks to the suggestion of "WoodallP," I've drawn spacers for the Paterson film tank.
The spacers are available in seven (7) different lengths. They depend on whether you're developing only one 135 film or one 120 film in a 2-reel tank. Or one 135 and one 120 film in a 3-reel tank, or only two 135 films in a 3-reel tank, or...
The spacers are symmetrical, so it doesn't matter which side you insert them onto the center column first.
The recesses at the ends also prevent them from rolling off the table.
If I've forgotten a reel combination or length, please let me know. The error will be corrected immediately.
. . .
Now I can finally throw away the cut-off plastic tubes I have been using.
The spacers are available in seven (7) different lengths. They depend on whether you're developing only one 135 film or one 120 film in a 2-reel tank. Or one 135 and one 120 film in a 3-reel tank, or only two 135 films in a 3-reel tank, or...
The spacers are symmetrical, so it doesn't matter which side you insert them onto the center column first.
The recesses at the ends also prevent them from rolling off the table.
If I've forgotten a reel combination or length, please let me know. The error will be corrected immediately.
. . .
Now I can finally throw away the cut-off plastic tubes I have been using.
WoodallP
Pragmatist Barnack lover
It’s an emotion thing for me, the mercury thermometer is the only piece of darkroom kit I have which I was using when I first started at 13 years old. Over 45 years later it is still with me. I had a big gap in the middle but the thermometer stayed with me. I used to mix my own ID-11 from scratch back then; I’m lazy now.
Alpsman
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Central column for Paterson developing tank.
While designing Joao's central column for the Paterson developing tank with a reduced outer diameter, the central columns with the original dimensions were a byproduct. If anyone needs these as a replacement part because theirs has gone missing, broken, or for whatever reason...
While designing Joao's central column for the Paterson developing tank with a reduced outer diameter, the central columns with the original dimensions were a byproduct. If anyone needs these as a replacement part because theirs has gone missing, broken, or for whatever reason...
Paterson Entwicklungstank Zentralrohr; Development tank central column by blechbude | Download free STL model | Printables.com
Paterson Entwicklungstank Zentralrohr; Development tank central column | Download free 3D printable STL models
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Alpsman
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I was sick and tired for always lookin for a fitting coin for the battery cover on the Nikon F2 or a fitting pen that was not to pointed to release the viewfinder on my Nikon F to change the focusing screen.
What the hell for do I have a printer?
Caution: the battery cover key may also fit those "normal" covers with a thread. But if the cover is / was tightened to fast, the key may break.
As always: Suggestions for improvement are welcome.
Greetings from 🇦🇹 : Dieter
What the hell for do I have a printer?
Caution: the battery cover key may also fit those "normal" covers with a thread. But if the cover is / was tightened to fast, the key may break.
As always: Suggestions for improvement are welcome.
Nikon F2 batteriedeckel schlüssel battery cover cap key wrench by blechbude | Download free STL model | Printables.com
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Nikon F / F2 Stift Entriegelung Sucher Mattscheibe; Nikon F / F2 pin release viewfinder focusing screen by blechbude | Download free STL model | Printables.com
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Greetings from 🇦🇹 : Dieter
titrisol
Bottom Feeder
For those that like to use an old Bogen enlarger as copy stand, I made this holder for a Pentax DSLR
Works with the K5, K3, Kx, and K100D
Works with the K5, K3, Kx, and K100D
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Alpsman
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"Screwdriver" for the cross-head screw on the battery cover of the F-36 motordrive.
Even though I have slim fingers and a high degree of dexterity, I always found it a nightmare to turn that cross-head screw with a small sized coin while simultaneously pressing down the lid.
Not anymore.
Greetings: Dieter
Even though I have slim fingers and a high degree of dexterity, I always found it a nightmare to turn that cross-head screw with a small sized coin while simultaneously pressing down the lid.
Not anymore.
Nikon F F-36 Motor Schraubendreher für Batteriedeckel; Screwdriver for Battery Cover by blechbude | Download free STL model | Printables.com
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Greetings: Dieter
Alpsman
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Finally, four weeks after completion, I've managed to put the Nikon HN lens hoods online.
The drawing didn't take that long ;-)
Here, for example, is the HN-15 in two versions.
I don't want to link all fifteen (15) individually here.
You can find them with a little browsing on my model page.
Oh yes, each of the thread diameters M 52x0.75; M 62x0.75; M 72x0.75; and M 86x1
was, of course, printed and tested for fit and function.
So that the thread screws happily.
. . . .
At least on my printer with my filament they work 😎
The drawing didn't take that long ;-)
Here, for example, is the HN-15 in two versions.
I don't want to link all fifteen (15) individually here.
You can find them with a little browsing on my model page.
Oh yes, each of the thread diameters M 52x0.75; M 62x0.75; M 72x0.75; and M 86x1
was, of course, printed and tested for fit and function.
So that the thread screws happily.
. . . .
At least on my printer with my filament they work 😎
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