film developing tank 3d models

Film developing tank, I have designed but yet tested it cuz I don't have access to a printer at the moment. Pieces should screw together, it did not render the screw thread There are 2 versions of the screw cap, one in one piece. ...(dunno how...

What differentiates it from the earlier design is that it is an upright rotary style tank that uses less than half the chemistry, allowing you to develop 15 meters in just 450ml of liquid, which is roughly the same efficiency of developing the...

This hanger fits into a peg board with 1" spacing. ... It has hooks for the tank, the lid, and the lid cap. Very specific, I know, but hopefully someone else finds this useful.

This is designed to motorize agitation on a Paterson film development tank. I based it on my Universal Film Developing Tank. It has teeth to mesh with the teeth on the funnel to mount a 28BYJ48 stepper motor above a 3D printed shaft. The shaft has...

This developing tank allows for developing up to 120 feet of 16mm in one batch using minimal chemistry (estimated 750ml with a full batch). It can be printed on a 185mmX185mm print bed. I've made the pour/drain holes large enough for quick...

This is a movie film developing tank, similar to the old Lomo tanks. Exposed film is wound onto the spiral and placed in the light-proof tank while in darkness. Developing fluids are poured in through the central hole in the tank lid and out through...

The classic problem with older film developing tanks like Jobo 2000 series or Plastimat arises when the retaining clip inevitably breaks. This crucial part is designed to prevent film spirals from sliding upwards during agitation, but once it's gone,...

So I designed and prototyped this rolling cage that allows me to process roll films in my standard stainless steel Nikor development tank (the size that fits 1 roll of 120 or 2 rolls of 35mm), without losing easy access to the lid. After some...

With 250ml of developer you should be able to develop between 3 and 5 35mm 24 exposures rolls.This is not a conventional Paterson tank so please read the instructions on how to fill and drain the tank.I included the Inventor file so that you can edit...

Daylight development tank for 8x10 film. Internal diameter is 95mm, height of bottom part is 200mm plus 5mm for the base. Thus it has ample place for a 8x10 sheet of film, and should be printable on most 3d printers e.g. Ender3. The inside should...

I only have a Paterson System 4 Multi-Reel 3 Tank, but as long as your development tank uses a 1 inch tube as center and can take at least two roll films or three 35mm films at once, you should be able to make my design work. IIRC JOBO, Paterson and...

Tank for developing 120 film.This thing is for those who continue to take photo with film :)

Hello Everybody, This is a quick and dirty design for a Film Development Bot, specifically designed for use with AP Developing Tanks. If you're into developing your own film, you probably know how time-consuming it can be to babysit your tank every...

This development reel is designed to accommodate six sheets of four by five film in a daylight processing tank for processing. The reel has been tested with Jobo 1526 tanks but will also work effectively in most other tanks which have at least three...

The notch is now significantly taller and longer, ensuring that the film stays perfectly in place throughout the development process, eliminating any risk of it becoming dislodged or slipping out of position.

Developing 8 sheets of 4x5 film at a time. Print with PETCF for best performance. ... PLA is too crunchy PLA+/PETG/ABS are too soft ABS-CF should also work.

Design for used with the AP or Paterson two-reels developing tank. This is a the 4th version of the wheel, one which I can personally used for my own photography. It takes some practice to load the reel. But it saves a lot of time and you don't...

 I prefer steel tanks, so this is my version.Print 2 each of Plug, Top, outerTube, and Teeth, and 1 centerTube.The parts should press fit together. ... Depending on your printer's calibration, you may need to scale a few of the parts by about...

Hand rolling base for JOBO 1500 2500 tanks for film development. This rolling base could be useful if you need one that can be immersed in a temperature controled water bath tub in order to control the temperature of the tank. Also the height of the...

Development tank for large format sheet film 13 x 18 cm ( 13x18 ). Fits 8 sheets. Printed with PLA and then coated with epoxy, as liquids are poured in . The inside holder is intended also as a drying rack. Also I upgraded the inside holder so the...

35mm film developing tank. Should print in ABS or maybe PETG. Print with supports touching bed only. ... STEP file and Fusion file attached as well.

This is a light-sensitive film development tank. Its size is still subject to change, but I can create different dimensions depending on the specific printer being used. ...I also offer customization options for creating larger tanks using smaller...

This gear attaches directly to a NEMA 17 stepper motor, driving the intricate geared design found on numerous film development tanks. ...It's an integral component of a DIY project aimed at creating automated agitation, a feature still under...

... like the Minolta 16 series simultaneously. ...Each layer can hold three rolls of film, making it perfect for heavy-duty film shooting. A standard Paterson tank can easily accommodate a reel with four layers, streamlining your film development process.

However, I believe it could be repurposed more effectively as a "dip container to container darkroom process." My current developing tank isn't functioning properly. You can load this "battery" by feeling along the small knobs on one side while in...

The small JoBo tank is the smallest and least expensive development tank to be used with the 4x5" spindle for cut sheet development and thus often one of the first tools used in your bathroom-darkroom for cut sheet film developing. Unfortunately...

... Also remixed the reel to work properly. If the tank is not fully waterproof, use a gluegun to fill the holes. I recommend to print it in PETG or ABS as those last longer. I will probably make a super16 version if someone's interested. ...

This is a fully functional tiny developing tank for developing only a portion (one picture) of an exposed film.

Plastimat developing tank column - 2mm thinner, it would fit 4x5 reel for AP tank into Plastimat tank. Good for stand developing or rolling if you have good seals on your Plastimat tank, as the tend to leak. ... Printed from PMfilaments PETG on Ender...

This is a 4x5 single sheet daylight developing tank requiring 150ml of developer. Simply load the sheet into the dark bag and develop it under natural daylight with ease. ...For fixing and washing, use a small tray, allowing you to observe the process...