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Spax fasteners, from Fasteners, I love these things. Nice photos took :)

Did you send them the entire unit or just the control board?

Great work!

Ah good point about a universal fixer. I have a cube of Fuji Uni-something, works for C-41 and E-6. The dilution is different, stronger for C-41, I think.

Any fixer will work. I've had to substitute Kodak rapid fixer in a pinch. I've had the fixer part of RA4 blix go bad, mixed Kodak rapid fixer and mixed with the bleach portion, no biggie.

My Crown Graphics (2) have seen more action than my other 4x5 stuff. I use them with the rangefinder, hand held.

I bought 2 of the Sinar P2 cameras, then I bought a bunch of lens boards, all from UsedPhotoPro. I couldn't believe that I could have one of these machines. I've always used a couple Calumet CC-4xx...

That's a nice shutter, I have used Kodak film cleaner as solvent, lube all in one. Great shutter.

Road Trip!

That's pretty neat. No glass definitely would help with UV

My bike has a motor hub, works fine. Front and rear disc brakes, ordinary cables, no hydraulic stuff. I don't let myself get going very fast going downhill, if the brakes would fail I would attain...

PS after I used one of these for years, I figured out that button was the conductivity probe. Tap water or your finger will work to close detection circuit :rolleyes:
It's not up to the latest...

I've used these for years. They work great. There is a little device on the top that has a conductivity detector that is designed to prevent it from heating without water. Requires tap water. They...

Meant to say my bike made in China,....not Taiwan. Spell check evil

That's cool. I bet my China, not Taiwan, made bike weights 70 lbs. I have a sweet old Cannondale 3.0 aluminum mountain bike, I wouldn't consider electrification, but an Ebike with same low weight...

Are the frames Cr-Mo steel, Aluminum? I have a RadRover, it's a bit like a Hummer. I worry about brake failure. Between me and the bike it's over 300 lbs. I start declines at 5 mph. The cargo version...

Wow, that's a high end model, sweet! Looks like you are still rocking Readyloads. I should have filled a freezer with these too.

The Golden Age of cinema, or maybe more to the point, A golden age of cinema. Can you imagine a portrait studio with 20 ft ceilings, massive hot lights on booms, makeup artists 8x10 Super XX. Massive...

The current Ektar 100 is a joy to print. I don't think I shot any of the 25. Last couple years I sort of "re-discovered" Ektar, I shot a lot of Portra. I've been using Fuji CA since Kodak quit...

Fuji Crystal Archive paper is available in cut sheets 8x10 up to 20x24. It's a very nice consumer grade of paper. Gives me excellent results, it's so thin it's tricky to handle in larger sizes. I'm a...

I still run E6, C41 and color prints. I do almost zero large format color.

I had a plastic Rubbermaid wash pan for a sink with a garden hose for the drain, luxurious corrugated cardboard walls. I had the sexiest darkroom of anyone else in 9th grade.

My Arkay sink was...

This looks amazing. Madison is an amazing place to be.

We have a bunch of workers getting ready to run fiber network, one of the guys told me my Ebike was "BAD" that made my day.

I have 2 lovely sinks that I have scrounged over the last 30 years. One is a Kreonite fiberglass litho sink 8 '. The neatest thing is a trough in the back to empty trays and tanks. Still has a drain...

This is the beauty of analog film is one can start all over. Fresh chemistry, distilled water, fresh film etc. Go step by step and no worries.

I went through a similar situation where for some...

I get by just fine. I have limited space, no room for a monster.

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My 8x10 and 5x7 Zone VI model 2 mounted on wall, a couple feet above concrete floor, no ambient vibrations works for me. I crank them up out of the way as I use a couple bench mounted Beseler...

Model 1 has a single focusing column, model 2 has twin focusing columns. They have different lens boards too. Model 2 has a round perfectly flat lens board with 3 slotted mounting holes and 3 tiny...

I love the "extentricity" of combining the wizardry of chemistry and the art of Large format (the biggest I can go is 11x14). It's so darn fun doing something that most can't comprehend. I've been...

My friend has a "baby" process camera, 16x20. Vacuum back would require building on a truck bed, including a light tight room for changing film. I parted on a camera that took at least 36x48" film. I...

4x5, 5x7, 8x10, 11x14 inches. I have a basic 6x17 cm Fujica, not really large format but.....

Welcome.

Hello Marcos, I don't know how to help. Look at Jobo-usa.com there's a manual for your machine. Catlabs is the USA agent for Jobo, they may be able to answer your question.
Best Regards Mike

I've scored some of these gems on Ebay over the years. The biggest I have is 4 liter. I've checked a couple and the graduations are quite accurate. These are beautiful, immortal.

This is how I remember the place. Candy store.

I refuse to use Amazon, so I had my wife buy these for me. :rolleyes:
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If I outlive my dichro/cold light heads I will take up golf :o

Anything else that requires computer etc. I'm running away. Always can make contact prints

I hope this works out as the beautiful...

For 4x5 and smaller films I use a Beseler 45 Universal head. Closed loop, 3 halogen lamps on the VC version, green and blue dichro filters, and a clear filter. Blue and green are for VC paper, clear...

Compact disc diffraction grating. Brilliant idea.

Wouldn't using a combination of green and/or blue LEDs be easier.???

Best Mike