35mm film holder case 3d models

Compact Camera Film Case. ...Store up to 35mm film rolls securely. ...Perfect for photographers on-the-go.

Let's also acknowledge the sadness averted if you drop this case of film instead of the film its self, shall we? Yep, you are printing potential emotions like, "ecstatic", and "relief" too! Some features of this case are: * Easy "click" locking, so...

Let's also acknowledge the sadness averted if you drop this case of film instead of the film its self, shall we? Yep, you are printing potential emotions like, "ecstatic", and "relief" too!To see actual prints of my design, check out the “Makes” tab...

Inspired design based on the Classic Kodak 35mm Film Case, but modified to hold 3 rolls of film instead of 5. ... Dimension is roughly 4.5" x 2" x 2.5"

If you find yourself more interested in a design that has smooth sides, then checkout my Unstackable 35mm Film Case, which is basically this design, only without the “stackable” locking ridges.This case is a mod/remix of, and extension from, two...

This case securely holds five 35mm film canisters, features a printed hinge and a catch for closure. I've successfully printed it in PLA at .2mm resolution with supports on the build plate. ...An ABS version was attempted, but due to insufficient...

The original concept held four 35mm films, and the second design refined this by removing one, allowing for three 35mm films to fit compactly. Original design (by roflkatofl): https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1750288 Remix/Mod of original (by...

The original design (as far as I know) was a case that held four 35mm films, and the second design took that and just removed one of the four, leaving room for three 35mm films, for compactness.Original design by roflkatoflRemix/Mod of original by...

The original design (as far as I know) was a case that held four 35mm films, and the second design took that and just removed one of the four, leaving room for three 35mm films, for compactness.Original design by roflkatoflRemix/Mod of original by...

A compact container designed to hold ten 35mm film rolls, constructed using 3D modeling software due to the unavailability of a suitable design on Thingiverse. The model was created in Solidworks. In order to view the top aspect of the case, rotation...

Simple Camera Film Case. Stores Three Rolls of Thirty-five Millimeter Film. Included Snap Taps for Secure Closure. ... Designed to be Functional, Not Fancy.

Case for 10pc. ...135 Film canister. ...I used 2 hair bands to secure the top and bottom parts.</p>

Case for 10% of a large film canister. ...A clever solution uses two hair bands to firmly hold the top and bottom portions in place.

This film holder easily holds 4 35mm exposures in place. Just snap it onto the sprockets and tensions keeps it down. Perfect for scanning! ... I printed at .2mm layer height but anything should work really.

Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/gmCCgkn28aO This is basic 35mm film memo holder. The two parts have to be glued together. I placed them on a flat surface, film memo viewing hole facing upwards and aligned them, than I turned them...

This is a 4 roll case for holding 35mm film canisters. The lid is designed to hold in place when closed but still open with ease. It took me some design iterations to get the interference fit just right for this design but I am very happy with...

Basic design is same as my 120mm film holder, just modified for 35mm. If this is going to be used in a situation where it might get bumped around a bit, I'd suggest rubber bands to help hold the lid on. ... Lid has uploaded upside down, so be sure to...

The "35mm tube" is designed to slide onto the holder, fitting perfectly into its cutout, while the Canon FD 50mm f3.5 macro lens with life-size extension tube fits snugly on top. Simply adjust the height of the tube to achieve your desired focusing...

Minimalist 35mm film holder for DSLR-scanning. Top and bottom glued together, "springs" in slots between. Includes low version (tested) and taller version (not tested). Take care when glueing, springs must move freely. I pressed it together...

This box is designed to hold four 35mm boxes so they can be stored more neatly and presentable. its also made so that five of them can be fitted perfectly inside an alex draw. ...ive printed mine in red PLA but any filament will work! 0.2-0.28 layer...

They stack pretty loosely, but the stacked holder will sit on top of the canisters below it, so it is stable.They fit in pretty snuggly. ...Included are 2 files due to Ilford canisters being a bit wider. comment if you have any ideas for improvements :)

Film holder for 35mm film designed for CanoScan 8800f

Scan your 35mm film at a high resolution to ensure maximum detail is captured and then analyze it carefully to identify any potential issues that may arise during development.

scan your 35mm

Here is a revised version of the text: "Designing a custom rig for flat film holding is underway for DSLR 120 and 35mm scanning applications. Development progress continues. 3D printing in PLA black with .25mm layer thickness has yielded promising...

This is my first attempt at creating a very simple 35mm film holder for a Nikon Coolscan 4000 / IV that will also fit a CoolScan 5000 / V. The design takes its dimensions off the MA-21 slide holder, but it's tailored for people who prefer to manually...

Unfortunately, one reel doesn't always suffice for an entire trip, so I designed this to hold up to three 35mm film canisters securely clipped to their belt without needing a bulky bag. In the printed version in the photos I've included, there's a...

5 canister version of my 35mm (135) Film Case design

This is a case for 3 35mm film rolls. You need eight 2x4mm magnets, its best to predrill the holes with a 2mm drill to enshure a good fit It should print without any special settings. I used 0.15mm layer height (its the strongest according to...

This film case will hold 4 rolls of 35mm film with a tight fitting top that clicks into place. ...&nbsp;</p><p>Print the top and bottom in separate colors for added creativity.&nbsp;</p>