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leonknook: Exporting the Sliced STL file to a Gcode-file
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leonknook: Download the Gcode-file
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leonknook: Gcode file loaded and 3D printing the ring
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leonknook: problems with the aperture
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leonknook: New attaching bus for the aperture
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leonknook: Aperture in the bus
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leonknook: Aperture bus over the lens
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leonknook: Closeup aperture
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leonknook: Aperture adjusting tube with adjusting ring (left)
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leonknook: aperture adjusting tube slided on the lens
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leonknook: Closeup aperture surrounded with adjusting tube
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leonknook: Connection aperture pin and aperture adjusting tube
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leonknook: Little L-mount attached to side wall aperture adjusting tube
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leonknook: An aperture on a Leitz projector lens THE MOVIE!!
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leonknook: locking clip
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leonknook: More 3D printed ingredients
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leonknook: Outer barrel
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leonknook: Aperture barrel and the lens slide in.
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leonknook: The rack is glued on the aperture barrel.
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leonknook: There is a far amount of "getting close" possible.
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leonknook: Focusing mechanism almost finished.
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leonknook: Light leakage to be fixed
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leonknook: Lens hood and light leakage strip
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leonknook: Light leakage strip attached.
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leonknook: Marks for the zoom factor and aperture
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leonknook: Project done!
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leonknook: Leitz Wetzlar Vario Elmaron-P 60-110mm F3.5 rebuild photo-24
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leonknook: Leitz Wetzlar Vario Elmaron-P 60-110mm F3.5 rebuild photo-21
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leonknook: Leitz Wetzlar Vario Elmaron-P 60-110mm F3.5 rebuild photo-22
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leonknook: Leitz Wetzlar Vario Elmaron-P 60-110mm F3.5 rebuild photo-23