Simple, 4 sheets per holder. Which means less time developing, and slightly more economical chemical usage.Originally Posted by Sal Santamaura
Anyhow, it'll get one more try and if there's no success it'll be ditched.
Simple, 4 sheets per holder. Which means less time developing, and slightly more economical chemical usage.
Anyhow, it'll get one more try and if there's no success it'll be ditched.
I use it with hand inversion, also have 2 catlabs, and all is perfect.
So, some work with the dremel was required, the inner diameter of the end caps of the holder where they are pressed onto it's central core are only a fraction of a millimetre wider than the Jobo core. By removing the material down to the same level as the reel core I can now put 2 o-rings onto the jobo core and it snugly locks into the reel.
I'll be giving this a go with some sheets this weekend.
If it fails then the reel is going in the bin.
The modifications worked a treat. Although I still prefer by far the build quality of the CL81, I just picked up another multitank 5 which will get it's own CL81 - can't be bothered with having to faff about.
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