Cabinet Clips In A Top Load Washer

I have had this for a couple of months now and I very satisfied with it. I'm using it to store lenses and cameras while I'm not using them, and it is very nice to load them into the dry cabinet after using them in humid of wet conditions. Even though I thought I would rather have a larger size, this one works very well for me. I just looked and I currently have 10 lenses including a Pentax DA*300, and a Pentax K-50 in the cabinet. Obviously the smaller the lenses, the more you can fit, I only have the one large lens in there, the others are small to medium sizes.

Reels are easy to load, the top goes on and you are on your way. Couldn't be simpler.

Clips easily onto the pack, provides added support for the weight-load, and comfortable. I've filled my pack with 2 camera bodies, 5 lenses (including a hefty Sigma 500mm), as well as all other necessities like a tripod and cleaning kit, and other accessories, making it the heaviest kit I've ever packed, yet the most comfortable with evenly distributed weight.

I love using seamless paper for my backgrounds. I use it with a portable backdrop stand and clips. It's heavy to load onto the stand, but I usually have help. I have to use the wider rolls since I take a lot of family shots.

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

This is the only UPS I could find that has a slim footprint and outlets on top. I needed a slim UPS for my router cabinet and this one fit perfectly. Now, power blips so t take down my internet!

This cabinet fits more gear than I thought. I have a camera, Godox Flash, and some filters on the bottom. On the top shelf I have 8 lenses. However, to fit that many lenses I had to set them vertically with their lens mount cap on the shelf. I removed the foam insert that allows you to lay down the lenses length wise. I found that while it has three spots for lenses in the foam insert, they aren't really as wide as some of my lenses, like my Nikon 16-35 VR or my Contax Yasica Zeiss 85mm 1.4. Overall, I thought this cabinet would be too small for my gear, but it actually fits it OK. It's probably designed for less than I crammed in it, but I could probably cram in even more gear if I had to. Also, it's nice that the top shelf slides out if needed. I live in a humid area and was concerned about the possibility of fungus, so this is nice to have.

My home theater is 10' x 15.6'. It is powered by a Marantz 7015 receiver and resides inside a salamander audio cabinet with my other components. Before I bought the Aircom T8, the temperature on top of the Marantz was as much as 107 deg. After putting the T8 on top of the Marantz in the cabinet, the temp dropped to 87 deg. I have the unit set at 88 deg. with an alarm set at 96 deg. The fan level is set at 2 and is VERY quiet. This is a great unit and I recommend it to anyone with a quality receiver. John I, Murrells Inlet, SC

I got this product last week and used it on my first shooting. Just in a minute I hanged up my backlight on top of a kitchen cabinet, no need to put stand and try to hide it. I need to get 2-3 more of this.

Made of stamped steel (not flimsy plastic) fits nicely into cabinet and onto speaker stand. The top is rounded so it will not jam into speaker top hat.