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Obviously the OP is very wise.

I buy film to keep the film manufacturers in business.

The tools are for other projects which I am more skilled to work on.

I love my Hasselblads too, but you would never guess that. Every three months, per the advice of my Hasselblad repairman, I take each lens and fire it at 1 second fifteen to twenty times. He advised that for all camera shutters, but I schedule the shutter exercise for 1 January, 1 April, 1...

There is a difference, I only have one spare for the N75 which is showing signs of wearing out in the next few years. I cannot complain about the N75, it has had a lot of use since I bought new in 2004.

I was given a Pentax ME Super with several lenses. It worked well and I liked it but I sold it off to buy more lenses for my other lenses.

I keep the lenses out on a shelf and not in a leather case unless I am taking it with me. I have not had fungus problems. That could be related to the relatively low humidity of the Los Angeles area.

I have a Harbor Freight $10 mechanical calipers and it is accurate and has good repeatability.

I probably have all the tools that I would need, but I send it out. I consider it, keeping camera repair people in business.

I do not keep camera back ups. I do have a spare for when one dies.

Check out graflex.org for the crown rangefinder calibration.

So you are willing to get cataracts at a much younger age?

But too small size negative.

Because the camera stores will do the advertizing for them.

When I was in Australia November 2019 people had sunglasses. Is it still legal to have sunglasses in Australia?

All my cameras with meters and light meters including the spot meter are calibrated to agree.

But high heels and toddlers with shoes made a big racket, not the tennis type.

One for color and one for black & white.

I would but I have not had a problem with broken latches.

I will stick with the perfect format, square, of the 6x6 flavor.

But I have never broken a camera back latch. Have you? If so, why are you so hard on the cameras? Are you in a war zone in Hermosa Beach?

One of each model of camera for 35mm. One each of the other cameras.

I am looking forward to see your Sirius Glass prints soon. 🙄

Correction: Since the shortest shutter speed on the WideLux F7 is 1/250 second, I use the ND 2X for ISO 400 films.

Just use slower speed film and then you will not have to spend money on ND filters.

Have you considered using an Iambic Pentameter?

Squeegees work well for cleaning windows and glass shower doors. No PhotoFlo required for those.

I am not in the market for cameras that already have broken latches.

Fifteen cameras.

That should make us all shutter.