Customizable Sinar Recessed Lens Board

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Customizable Recessed Sinar Lens Board ==================== ### Customizable settings: +**Hole diameter** +**Depth of recessed part:** be wise, if your board will be too deep, it will be hard to access shutter. +**Diameter of recessed part:** high diameter allows you easy access to shutter setting, however it might be hard or even impossible to mount such lens board on the camera. Here you enter inner diameter of the recessed part. To calculate outer diameter, add 6mm (2x wall thickness). +**Board thickness:** thickness of the board where you mount your lens. Keep in mind length of shutter’s thread. **! DO NOT FORGET TO PRINT WITH SUPPORTS!** Standard (flat/not recessed) Customizable Sinar/Horseman/INKA lens board https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5364649 Another possibility is to use this file to create the board for projector lens. Enter same value for hole diameter and diameter of recessed part. Example provided for 65mm lens. The dimension of the board is 140x140mm with rounded corners (r=1), which should fit Sinar, Horseman, and INKA cameras. Simply open the design in "Customizer" to enter the required values. Or download the SCAD file (text/code) and edit it in OpenSCAD software (free, available to download from https://openscad.org). 2nd option is preferred - the STL file can be generated within a few moments. Using a web-based "Customizer" can take several hours to generate an STL file. If you are not able to use OpenSCAD or getting problems generating an STL file, write a comment below with the required settings. I will generate the STL file for you and upload it here. **Please include the following info:** **+ Hole diameter:** **+ Depth of recessed part:** **+ Diameter of recessed part:** **+ Board thickness:** [Follow me on Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/mlformat/ "Medium and Large format photography") **Exercise extreme caution when mounting your precious/expensive/rare lens on a 3d-printed lens board. Depending on many factors, such as (but not limited to): print quality, material, lens weight and etc. - the lens board might be too weak to hold your lens properly. Please test your board before using it. Do not risk your lens!**