There are a lot of enlargers out there that have had the baseboards switched or modified. That doesn't look original to me.
The original board was bent i did replace it with original dimensions
Are you sure that the baseboard that you replaced was the version supplied at time of manufacture?
In addition many commercial enlargers were employed using roll paper holders and a variety of other configurations that meant that one would either augment or replace the baseboard with a support that was appropriate for the intended use.
I worked for years with an Omega D6 with an optional extended baseboard that was 36" (~1 meter) deep, because that was appropriate for my use.
I built my own stand for mine, all I need to do is remove the baseboard and it can project to multiple levels down to the floor. So far I haven’t needed it.
Not sure, for now its ok, limited to 16x20, going to make a new board, this was my first print this big but i need it one size bigger
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I have that Adjustable_Table. It's great and you can move the image to the rear by locating the enlarger carriage lower on its' frame but I have no problem letting the easel hang over the front edge. You can locate the enlarger base board on the lower rails but your right to left maximum width is 25 inches.
Ya but it's really nice when you show up to get your $300 enlarger and find out that the then $1000 Adjustable Table is included.For far less than $1100 USD you can construct a drop-bed table for your enlarger. I can enlarge to 20x24 on my 45MXT. I did however build a drop bed for my Durst 138 since my darkroom ceiling is only 8 feet.
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