minox film cutter 3d models

8mm and Super8 film splicer Assemble with M3 screws Printed with PLA 0.2 mm layers No Support

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4441076 its a wheel or poly used for the old projector cinema from the 60s 8mm film the old cinema projector need two wheel , one is the film and the other one it the empty wheel to loud the film . ... the film size is...

Alternatively, cut down 120 film or purchase bulk rolls of 46mm film and backing paper. Nonetheless, you require a spool to wind the film; especially if old spools are unavailable or Efke spools cause jamming in baby Rolleiflex cameras. ...This 3D model...

Film Capacitor, Through-Hole Type, Pitch 10mm, Lead Size 0.6mm, Lead Length 3.5mm, Dimensions 13x6x12mm

Installing a reflective film or aluminum sheet on your door requires some support to ensure it stays securely in place.

Film holder for 120 square 6x6 film made up of two components that clamp together to hold and guide the film securely. ... To build one, you'll need: - Printed files - Two rubber bands - Four strips of felt or sponge, measuring 70x7mm and 1mm thick,...

Film Capacitor, Through-Hole Technology, Pitch 15mm, Lead Size 0.6mm, Lead Extension 3.5mm, Dimensions: 18x5x11mm

Case to hold 3 rolls of 35mm film. ...Included versions with & Without a hole for a Carabiner.

Designed to wind double8 film from the bigger 30m spools onto the smaller 10m spools. ... *Piece of wood not included :)

Testing an improved film carrier. ...It is still a work in progress, the first version doesn't fit well.

The extrusion blow film process creates a 60mm-thick film, which is an efficient method for manufacturing plastic films. This technique involves heating and extruding plastic material into a tubular shape, inflating it with air to form a bubble, then...

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

4x5 sheet film holder for 3 reel Paterson developing tank Designed for easy printing www.instagram.com/wee.neri/

You'll need a place to store your film after it's been exposed. Use this compact film holder. Print Settings Printer: flashforge creator pro Rafts: Irrelevant Supports: Not necessary Resolution: High, at .2 Infill: Lightly filled with 10% density...

... for 35mm Boxed Film. ... Inspired by the 35mm Film Shelf created by AntecNation on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2228023), this design requires less filament and offers adjustability to accommodate any number of film boxes you have.

... Drying 35mm and 120 Roll Films. ...Made Especially for Analog Photography Addicts Who Develop Traditional Film in Their Darkroom and Often Find Themselves Short on Clips. ... Two Standard Laundry Clips with Wire Spring Coils Are Required for Assembly.

... Kodak 35mm film rolls in their canisters.Caution: designed to fit Kodak 35mm canisters. ...Compatibilaty with other brand film canisters is unknown, but you can always just put the film roll without the canister in the case if the canister doesn't fit.

Our detailed and accurate representations capture the essence of traditional film technology. Perfect for use in presentations, animations or games, these 3D models bring nostalgia and authenticity to your digital projects. ...Enhance your designs with...

At work, I constantly need to pack large things in stretch film, it’s not convenient to do it with my hands, so I made a convenient film holder. It is printed easily, the pen itself is additionally needed, I made it from a chromium-plated tube with a...

... film guide perfectly. To properly align the film, place it in the guide with the curved side facing upwards. Next, position the anti-newton ring glass on top of the film, ensuring that the etched side is securely pressed against the film itself.

Once developed, separating these two parts allows for easy film recovery without any damage to the film. When loading the film into the printer, do so manually by slowly sliding it in place. Be careful not to crease or fold the film at any point...

... This storage solution also proves to be versatile, allowing users to neatly store film in a fridge or freezer without the risk of losing their film due to disorganization. ...A forthcoming version is being prepared for use with 120mm film rolls.

The name "roll film" was originally mistaken for "cartridge film" because the film resembles a shotgun cartridge in its design. The opaque backing allows roll film to be used during daylight hours. Each frame on the roll is printed with markings that...

One pair for film lead cutting and another tool set to cut the tongue of the film which fits into the spool. For the last task, I designed two different bases. The flat one is easy to use on a table etc. And the other one have the form of a standard...

This is a Cling Film Holder for catering film. I had a problem where the cardboard box just wasn't strong enough, and the teeth broke immediately. The right part has holes, and the left has pins that are offset 0.5mm so there should be a good fit.

This dispenser allows the end of the film to protrude for attaching a splicing leader to unexposed film prior to processing, and loading it into a processing machine. This design is optimized with 0.15mm clearances but my largest printer, which I've...

... and carefully cut out the designated area using a sharp razor blade. Once the template is lifted, I'm able to visually inspect the MD (machine direction) and CD (cross direction) curl, gaining valuable insights into the film's inherent properties.

This is an easy way to use a digital camera to digitize 4x5 sheets of film. Scanners tend to leave Newton rings when the film touches the glass. There is no glass in my digitize. A constant light source or a strobe can be used to light up the film.

This dispenser lets the end of the film stick out for splicing leader onto undeveloped film for processing, and loading into a processing machine. This model is designed with 0.15mm clearances but it turns out that my only printer big enough to...

A versatile container for holding and protecting 35mm photography film, also known as 135 film, is easily accessible and ideal for packing in a bag when embarking on a trip. This compact storage solution can accommodate four complete rolls of film.