spool of film 3d models

This spool is perfectly compatible with the 35mm film adapter available at pinshape.com/items/3160-3d-printed-35mm-film-to-120-spool-adapter. ...While I prefer the Shapeways version for its accuracy and durability, you can also print your own on a...

... 35mm film spool to a 120 film roll. ...With this adapter, photographers can take full advantage of the wide range of creative possibilities offered by 120 roll film in their Polaroid camera, requiring only a few additional modifications to get started.

Place a 120 film spool onto the adapter, then slide it securely into the 116 film camera's loading slot.

This is an adapter for film spools that lets you use 120 film in cameras designed to take 116 or 616 type film. Note: the numbers on the "red window" won't align, but you'll be able to load standard 120 sized spools into your camera. ... A few versions...

... would fit the original film. The original film was apparently ten frames of 14x14 mm pictures - with these spools I only get about 8 frames on them (that is, roughly 15 cm or so of film, with 22 cm or so of backing paper). ...Your mileage my vary.

The matching 35mm film adapter is available at http://www.youmagine.com/designs/35mm-film-on-120-spool. There are two STL files, one with supports and one without. The supports are required - the one without requires setting your slicer to generate...

The adapter has two parts, one that fits in the slot of the 120 spool and the cameras film winder, the other one is fits in the hole on the other side and is made to rotate freely in the camera. The fit is quite tight on some spools to make sure...

This is a 620-size film take-up spool designed specifically for use with 35mm (135) cassette film in 620 cameras like the classic Kodak Brownie box camera.

This takeup spool winds up 120 film onto a 35mm format spool. The matching 120 film adapter is at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1233210. There are two STL files, one with and one without supports. The supports are optional - the one without...

It features six film spools designed for respooling 120 film onto 620 cameras. Utilize nail clippers to carefully cut the spools from the sprue. These spools are compatible with SLS printing, while a MakerBot-compatible version is available by...

The hole for viewing the film number (usually a red window) on the camera must be taped over with black gaffer's tape or some suitable opaque tape to avoid back side exposure of the film. You will need to wind blindly about 1-1/2 turns at the...

This is a vintage-style 35mm film spool designed for older cameras like the iconic Kodak Brownie, specifically built upon the innovative concept by coconner55. ...It serves as an essential accessory for photographers who cherish the classic look and...

If any of these describe your intentions, or if you're someone who merely enjoys working with film, then these adapters are likely for you. These takeup spools will neatly rewind a 35mm roll onto the standard-sized 120 format cartridge. You can find...

... be necessary in such instances. The plug design has undergone rigorous testing and been confirmed to function flawlessly with Kodak and Ilford film reels, demonstrating adaptability and a seamless interface when combined with these spool designs.

I made this adapter to shoot 120 roll film in a Kodak Brownie Target Six-16 (designed for 616 spool). By using 120 frame numbers 3, 6, 9, 12 & 15, I got 5 pictures. ... Examples : https://www.flickr.com/photos/danielb/albums/72177720299192748

I'm not endorsing this brand of film; I think it's a lousy movie, but that's what I'm stuck with. This film gives me endless problems with the first layer beading up and forming a tiny nest around the nozzle, but if you can get the first layer to...

However, if I can somehow manage to get the first layer to stick properly, the rest of the film works surprisingly well. This roller has an ID of 0.35 inches, making it a perfect fit for the threaded rod that comes with my Anet A8. ...The hole in my...

I'm not here to promote a particular brand of film, quite the opposite - I think it's a terrible movie, but that's just the way things are. This film causes endless problems with the first layer curling up and forming a little nest around the nozzle,...

... cartridge templates have arrived; they're my initial creation. ...I may revamp this design later, incorporating a slot for film insertion to dodge tape usage and prevent light leaks by making the walls thicker. ...To use, print twice and join pages.

I created an adapter to utilize 120 roll film with my Kodak Six-16 Brownie Junior Camera. ... The Six-16 aligns one set of 120 frame numbers perfectly, but using every second frame results in a 20mm gap between consecutive exposures.

Measurements Obtained Directly from Kodak's Latest Portra 160 Film Cartridge

... specifically designed to fit seamlessly without the need for any adjustments whatsoever. ... Thoroughly tested to ensure a perfect match with both Kodak and Fuji spools. ... It requires no additional support, instead, it effortlessly bridges any gaps.

I've downloaded several 120 spools and struggled with printing a flawless print due to the requirement for support structures. ...To overcome this challenge, I designed a model that's optimized for 3D printing.

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:28236 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=28236

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:28236 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=28236

 The two halves of this holder click together and stay shut by themselves for easy and secure use.I designed and printed this film case myself and now I want to share it with you.Print Settings:PLA.4 Nozzle.2 layer height 45%...

Light-sealing container for a 100ft spool of 16mm film stock. 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...

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the National Film Board of Canada logo is in a 3D model! ... all rights goes to the Government of Canada

the National Film Board of Canada logo is in a 3D model! ... all rights goes to the Government of Canada