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    3D Printed Sinar Lens Boards

    Just designed and printed some lens boards for the Sinar (and also Horseman L45) system. These are the 140mm lens boards. I haven't seen any other ones on the internet so I had to design them myself. They seem to work pretty well and are very solid if following my instructions.

    https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5196070

    https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uzD...ew?usp=sharing
    Last edited by linuxid10t; 11-Jan-2022 at 14:04.

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    Re: 3D Printed Sinar Lens Boards

    I’m getting an error 404… can you check the link? Sounds interesting!

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    Re: 3D Printed Sinar Lens Boards

    Quote Originally Posted by Ethan View Post
    I’m getting an error 404… can you check the link? Sounds interesting!
    Hey, just fixed it. I accidentally saved but didn't publish it.

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    Re: 3D Printed Sinar Lens Boards

    Thanks for this, I just bought my first 3D printer. One of these will be my first print.

    -Joshua

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    Re: 3D Printed Sinar Lens Boards

    Eager to get some of my Graphic-mounted lenses up on the RIT surplus P2 I bought from Robert's, I began cutting down and configuring a Toyo flat Graphic adapter board to fit, a lot of work, but it is going to be good. Meanwhile, I had ordered the 3D-printed one you suggested from eBay seller francuz01 and it arrived yesterday. You are correct, this is the best way to produce these lens boards. Have a look at my Lomograflok conversion back for Speeds and Crowns in the lounge. You could make a 3D printed one that could replace the metal Graflok back. It could drop right in with the original screws so that the camera could be returned to original condition if Instax Wide use is no longer viable.

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