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The Agfa Rapid Film Recharge Project by jelgervandijk
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 10 months ago
This project started when dusting my old Agfa Rapid Camera and Beirette K cameras. They can use ordinary 35mm film but only when used in special Rapid/SL/Karat cartridges. The are not comon anymore but sold online for too much money.
The Cartridge is printed in place, no gluing necessary. After printing the first one I suggest braking it apart to check the bridging. You should stick a smal piece of black felt on the angled side of the opening, so that the film can just go through smooth.
The box is for fast loading a Rapid/SL/Karat cassette from a regular 135 film cassette. Stick one layer of black felt on the inside of the cover, plus a smal piece extra right between where the gears agoing to be.
The axis of the gear is made square to fit but should finally get round when I thought it through further. Use tiny frops of superglue to fit the pieces together.
The Cartridge is printed in place, no gluing necessary. After printing the first one I suggest braking it apart to check the bridging. You should stick a smal piece of black felt on the angled side of the opening, so that the film can just go through smooth.
The box is for fast loading a Rapid/SL/Karat cassette from a regular 135 film cassette. Stick one layer of black felt on the inside of the cover, plus a smal piece extra right between where the gears agoing to be.
The axis of the gear is made square to fit but should finally get round when I thought it through further. Use tiny frops of superglue to fit the pieces together.