Cnotthoff

I've been creating 3D parts using TurboCAD, then sending stl file off for printing. The gear I posted earlier cost $34 to print. I'm learning about the possibilities and limitations of the processes and the materials. It's quite fun.

Posted this zoom gear a while back. Thanks to the magic of Sharpie, this part is black now.

Just saw this post. Is dome still available? Contact me at cnothoff@gmail.com Charlie

Yes, Mr. Onokai. I am well aware of your nearly unlimited supplies.

I've got a few of those that I plan to replace with Ultralight style. I might have 4. Charlie

A friend recommended a Nikon 70-180mm macro lens. Nauticam doesn't make a zoom gear for this lens and it's kind of tricky to fit. I broke out the CAD software I use for underwater inspection reports and got up to speed with developing 3D parts for 3D printing. There are a few changes that I'd make, but it works really well. It's nice not to be limited to most common lens choices. Has anyone else experimented with 3D printing accessories?

Is extension ring still available? Thanks, Charlie

Did this viewfinder sell? Thanks, Charlie

I have found that a high quality mask defogger on the outside keeps bubbles from adhering to lens. This was happening to me when I took those shots looking up kelp stalks (above me where my bubbles go). If I was still shooting AF, I would get some great abstract shots. Those other methods work, but I hate to think while I dive Charlie

I have one of those pods. It holds 2 NIMH batteries. As per my earlier post, I flooded my other one. I am still looking for a replacement. Let me know if you find anything. Thanks, Charlie

I am trying to keep my old Light and Motion StingRay working for another year or so, for underwater inspections. Clients don't need HDV, they just need to see what's down there. I flooded one battery pod, and would like to replace it. If you have one of these lying around, let me know. Thanks, Charlie Notthoff