5x7 bench top enlargers

[AnselAdamsX]

What were the commonly available bench top 5x7 enlargers? I need something I can move in and out of my bathroom. I don't plan on printing larger than 16x20 for now.

Thanks
Chris

[karl french]

None of them are going to be pleasant to move. I did once have an Omega E5, which I suppose you could move in and out. How about a rolling cart with the enlarger on top that fits around your toilet?

[ic-racer]

None? The Elwood 5x7 and Kodak 5x7 were benchtop models, but I'd not call then "commonly available."

I can't get my 4x5 enlargers off the bench without partially disassembling them; they are pretty big and heavy.

[Oren Grad]

Zone VI Type 2 with short column. Probably hard to find, though. And that, too, will still want to live on a cart rather than being hoisted back and forth.

[soeren]

Is Kienzle still producing?
Im rather intriqued by the C138. Wouldn't call it portable considering it's weight.
http://www.kienzle-phototechnik.de/V...C138/c138.html
best regards

[Curt]

When you find one you'll want a cart to put it on unless it's a second bathroom.

[Michael Graves]

I'm using a Beseler 57M in my bathroom/darkroom. Fits just fine. It is only slightly larger than the 45MX.

[AnselAdamsX]

I do use a cart for my D5XL. I wasnt planning on lifting it but it can't have a 6ft column.

[ic-racer]

Here is you enlarger, $50. It is in Philadelphia. (5x7 table top Elwood) http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/pho/3278402048.html

[Charlie Strack]

For portability, I'd say the best option is contact printing 5x7. The Zone VI short column would be a beast to move (the baseboard is 32x32, IIRC); the Beseler 5x7 models were somewhat portable, but not common.