I agree. I've been using Unidrums for my LF processing for at least ten years now. I even do C-41 in them and it works fine--I preheat the drum with hot water and it holds its heat for the required 3.5 minutes very nicely.I have two of the 8x10 black print drums. I used auto gasket material from the auto parts store. Works pretty good. I just loaded four sheets of TMX100 in one yesterday. Actually I could use some more of the same drums. The 11x14 will do four 5x7's (havent done that yet). My 16x20 will run some 8x10's (haven't done that either).
I have 2500 JOBO Multitanks 4 and 5 and use it for 6x9, 4x5, 9x12, 120, 220 and 70mm. And of course 35mm. I run the JOBO tanks on my Unicolor Uniroller and it works great
Hard to mess up sheet film when processed in Unidrums
Sorry to reawaken this old thread, but I've got a unicolor film drum II that I'm trying to revive (all the parts broken, ofc). I already made a piston seal model in fusion360 that I'll print in rubber like elastic resin, and now I noticed that the cap died on me as well. Is there any chance OP would be willing to share the STL file they used to print theirs? Happy to share my piston seal STL as well!
Nice,When I get on the system its stored on I will be happy to post it here. What CAD do you use? I will post the actual model.
Update, I attached a DWG file.
Nice,
thank you! I am using fusion 360 so DWG should be fine. In the meantime I gave it a shot myself, let's see if I measured everything correctly.
Any interest in a 3d model for the rubber seal? It can be printed in TPU or elastic resin (the latter is what I had done, still waiting for the piece to arrive in the mail)
Cheers!
Got an error attaching files.This is my drum
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