Is this JOBO or simillar thing available somewhere?

haris · Apr 29, 2008

Hello,

I am looking for this JOBO rollers for drums. It is for hand rotating of tanks/drums when processing films/papers. Is this available somewhere, or some simillar productt from some other maker. I guess it wouldn't be so hard to make it by myself, but I think I wouldnt be so precise in make it

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Ian Grant · Apr 29, 2008

You could buy some furniture wheels from a hardware store and make your own for next to nothing.

I made my own motorised version for Colour work with a Lego motor and Lego wheels, very precise

Ian

walter23 · Apr 29, 2008

It's called a roller base.

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B&H probably carries it. Or you might find one on an auction site.

haris · Apr 29, 2008

Thank you Ian. Yes, I first thought to make it by myself, but I am afraid I wouldn't be able to make it all aligned

Ah, Lego... And Lego motor was so powerfull to roll full drum? Who would think, I remember Lego as kids toy, not as something "serious"

Thank you again, Ian...

haris · Apr 29, 2008

Thank you Walter, I am in Europe and I didn't saw it on JOBO international or German sites, so I thought it isn't available anymore. And eb*y is not for me... But I think to use spare part rollers for Jobo processors it would work or as Ian said, furniture parts or something like Lego ...

Ian Grant · Apr 29, 2008

Lego motors have a surprising amount of torque so are great for even quite large drums, also battery powered and variable speed

The cost of posting a Jobo roller to the Balkans would be far more than they are worth.

Ian

haris · Apr 29, 2008

Ian Grant said:
Lego motors have a surprising amount of torque so are great for even quite large drums, also battery powered and variable speed

The cost of posting a Jobo roller to the Balkans would be far more than they are worth.

Ian

Thank you again Ian.

Yes, shipping cost would be as you say, that is why I don't think to get it from USA. I thought if find it somewhere in Europe to buy some other things too, and it would be just a one more item in my order, that way make it affordable. I think I know whom to ask

Regards

Nick Zentena · Apr 29, 2008

I rolled the same basic drum for paper. How? I floated it in a tray of water. Spin. Splashed water a bit but otherwise worked fine. Long term not fun but I can't imagine the Jobo manual roller is fun long term either.

2F/2F · May 1, 2008

Haris,

I got mine off the shelf from Freestyle. It was $25 or so.

2F/2F

mrtoml · May 1, 2008

I got some Jobo spare parts for my CPE2 from here:

http://www.firstcall-photographic.co.uk/

They don't list all the parts on the website. You have to call them, but they are very knowledgeable about Jobo processors and seem to stock practically every part you could want. Might be worth a try.

I bought the roller wheels as one of my requirements. So you could actually buy a set of wheels and fix it onto a wooden panel at the very least. Then you would have a roller base.

haris · May 1, 2008

Thank you all.

jeroldharter · May 2, 2008

Haris,

I have one that I bought some time ago. It is the Jobo Roller Art. No. 1509. I bought it at Freestyle. As it turns out I have never used it. Still unopened in the package.

PM me your address and I will give it to you in exchange for a couple of prints if that's OK with you.

2F/2F · May 2, 2008

...and if he doesn't take you up on that offer, I will, Jerold. I would not mind having an extra.

What kind/size of prints do you like?

2F/2F

haris · May 5, 2008

Jerold, thank you for kind offer, I made one to myself in meantime. Sorry for not answer to you before, I didn't have internet access till now.

Please, feel free to arrange with 2F/2F.

Enjoy life,

Haris

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