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Haven't been able to find one yet, still looking!

Thanks, I tried messaging them. In the meantime, if anyone has any other leads, please let me know! Thank you!

Hello! I've noticed more people looking for rt-processors here and elsewhere lately, so I'm not sure how much luck I'll have. Ideally looking for one that can do up to 11x14. I'm located in Toronto, Canada. Thermapot ACP 302 looks like a good model that does everything I want, but would be...

Sure, here's some prints I've made. Need to get back into the darkroom soon, curious to see if my chemicals are still good.

I will add that I posted on the Mamiya RB67 Facebook group as well with this problem and two other people who had recently purchased this grip had the same problem. The one I bought looked brand new, still in the box.

Well soon I will know if this Graflex back works. The previous owner was just a camera collector and never tested it. I will report back when I've received it and put a roll through it.

Yeah, it's advertised as "Graflex 22 6x6 120 Roll Film Back For 2x3 Speed Crown Graphic Camera" so it sounds like it'll work.

Cool! There's one for sale, it's advertised as 6x6. In these photos I can't tell, when it's opened it looks like it could be square, but from the back it looks 6x7?

Do you think this would work with my RB67?

Problem solved.... added 1 single washer, with the screw reversed. Thank you for your help!

Ah yes, that makes more sense to me. I'll head to the hardware store and see if there's anything small enough to work.

Ah, a washer under the flat head might not solve the issue here, since the length of the button wouldn't change. I think I'll need to find a new screw and washer combo to replace both parts of the grip's shutter button. But yes, I'm sure I can get it to work. I was mostly originally curious as...

I've tried that, unfortunately it doesn't work. It doesn't press the camera's shutter button in all the way. Plus, the manuals for the grip show the flat side as I have it. http://ianbfoto.com/downloads/Mamiya%20RB67/Mamiya%20RB67%20Multi-Angle%20Grip.pdf I wish it was that easy a fix!

Oh that'd be super helpful. Not quite ready to start unscrewing the grip to see inside, but also not seeing any way to adjust the travel of the trigger.

Good call, if it were just a bit shorter it would solve the issue. I'll have to see about replacing it with something shorter.