naaldvoerder
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I have been searching for a while, for spool end film cutter, to facilitate bulk loading 35mm film. And specifically one that cuts the spool end in the way it attaches to Ilford type of film spools. After some searching I found this company who sells what I am looking for. Unfortunately only provides a version that will cut a Fuji film spool end.
Film Spool End Trimmer Free-shipping
This trimmer will help you cut the shape to slot into the film canister spools (only works for Fujifilm style 2-pin spool ) Robust quality, a tool you can use for a decade Weight: 500g Free standard shipping to worlwide To comply with regulations, VAT will apply if you are from the European Union.
reflxlab.com
I have contacted Reflxlab a while ago, and they would be willing to provide such a cutter made for Ilford type spools, only for a minimum order of 3 units, at a price per cutter of about 85 $. As I need only one, are there people who would be interested in sharing in such an order? In another attempt I found one interested party, so one more and this may become a reality. I am in Europe. Thanks.
P.S. I am familiar with the myriad of ways people attach their film to film spools in their bulk loading. I am not really interested in that.
Film Spool End Trimmer Free-shipping
This trimmer will help you cut the shape to slot into the film canister spools (only works for Fujifilm style 2-pin spool ) Robust quality, a tool you can use for a decade Weight: 500g Free standard shipping to worlwide To comply with regulations, VAT will apply if you are from the European Union.
I have contacted Reflxlab a while ago, and they would be willing to provide such a cutter made for Ilford type spools, only for a minimum order of 3 units, at a price per cutter of about 85 $. As I need only one, are there people who would be interested in sharing in such an order? In another attempt I found one interested party, so one more and this may become a reality. I am in Europe. Thanks.
P.S. I am familiar with the myriad of ways people attach their film to film spools in their bulk loading. I am not really interested in that.
