FCK127 Mk.III kit - how to cut 120 film to 127 film format and roll it on a 127 spool - by CAMERHACK

FCK127 is a complete kit that cuts 120 film to the sizo of 127, and rolls it onto a 127 film spool. FCK127 is light-sealed, so you can (with some precautions) go through the entire process in light. As a result of cutting 120 to 127 format, you will also get a leftover film that is 16mm unperforated film.

NOTE: This is the 3rd version of the kit.

KIT’S COMPONENTS
the box used with different components in both cutting and respooling
the shaped ruler to cut the initial part of the paper with the two ends that will hook the two spools
the cutting module (which slits the 120 film into two strips, one of 127 and one of 110 *)
the knob (to rotate the 120 take-up spool while cutting)
the winding module (which wraps the two parts in two separate spools, the 127 and one of 16mm)
2 feeders for 120 spools (insert it into the 120 spool’s shaft slot to engage the two film’s tails)
2 clips for the 120 roll (keeps the film wrapped while you prepare it and insert it in the box)
The kit does not include empty 127 spools. You will need two 127 spools: one for loading in the kit and the other is the take-up spool in the camera. The kit works with metal 127 spools: plastic ones may break. You’ll aslo need an empty 120 spool for the initial cutting process.

Cutting and Spooling happen in two different phases. The box will be fitted with the slitting modules for the first round. When the cutting is done, other components will be used in the box to respool the film onto the 127 spool. You will also need a sharp pencil or pen, scissors, adhesive tape.

1: Cut the 120 film in two strips: 127 + 110.
2: Respool the 127 film on a 127 spool
3: Finish, and load it into the camera

All of these steps are explained in details in this video.

You can get your FCK127 Mk.III here: https://www.camerhack.it/product/fck1...