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Ahel 67 - Spare part design request DIY

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Rom

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Dear all,

I hope everythings goes well for everybody.

So, i am very happy because i just found an ahel 67 enlarger.. And, i will now be available to enlarge my 6x6 negs ! :cool:

The only things is that it miss the support for the gradiant filter in the carrier. I was thinking to cut a piece of glass to hold it and a piece of carton with the profile to accept the filter (ilford multigrade).

Do i need to find a special glass?

Do you think it will be ok? Any advise? If somebody has it at home, can you share a small sketch with the size of the original one.

Many thanks in advance

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Rom
 
Dear Georges,

Thanks a lot but i have already called them and this piece is out of stock. Production is finish.

Will try to make some tests and keep updated this thread.

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Rom
 
Do you have any idea how it should look? Photos of the enlarger may help us further along.

On a Durst it is often a sort of "tray" where you put the multigrade filters.
 
Dear Jerevan,

Thanks for your reply.

How it look? Mechanically, it is very easy to make, just a simple support.

My interrogation is about the area around the filter, should it be :
- dark
- transparent

In my opinion it should be dark? How are made the other enlarger?

Or should i look for big filter that i cut (not the best solution for my pocket..)

Please find a small sketch, i am not sure of the dimentions because i am not at home now.

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I think that you should make the support dark. In all the filter holders I have seen it has been a dark painted metal or plastic. Just look out, so that you don't get any vignetting (if you make the hole for the filter too small).
 
Thanks Jerevan :smile:

Will try tonight to cut 2 pieces of wood:
- one with a hole of 8.5cm x 8.5cm so the filter will be hold on 2mm on each side.
- second one, on the top of the first one with a hole of 8.9cm x 8.9cm (wich is the size of my filter)

Thanks

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