Samsung Front Load Wash Machine Drain Pan

I love this tank! Previously I used other tanks for developing my 4x5 negatives and found them hard to load with negatives sometimes slipping out of the holder as well as having small drain and filling holes which made the proces arduous. The Stearman tank is a joy to use and is easy to load, holds the negatives securely, and has large drain and filling holes which also make the job easy. It also fills with only 485 mL which is another plus. My only regret is that I wish they made a tank to hold 6 or 8 negatives.

Easy to load sheet film, simple fill and drain chemicals, simple agitation, even development. Works great

It's sturdy, with smooth action: both pan & tilt knobs lock securely, and when unlocked there's no significat resistance. The vertical adjustment isn't hard to use. The level & compass are useless, but don't get in the way either. There's a tiny bit of play in the altitude lock knob, so there's a 0.7 tilt when I lock or unlock it. I added a 2D bubble level on top of the pan portion of the head, which makes it easy to see that the tripod is level. About $5 level & some epoxy. There are a few lighter gimbals (9 as of this writing at 2022-08-07), though all are substantially more expensive. This one weighs 887 g (for mine, with the added bubble level but removed the compass & existing bubble). I don't need more than 5kg load capacity (Sony a7rIV + 200-600G + 1.4x TC = 2947g, the heaviest current reasonable Sony package is Sony a1 + 600 GM + 2x TC = 4kg) so a heavier mount is just a waste. I backpack & hike & kayak for bird photography, so weight is a substantial concern. The Zenelli CARBON ZS + Oben MBH-11 ball head has a 5kg load capacity, weighs 602g (68% of this), and costs $680. That's $2.25 per gram saved. The Induro GHBA with the same ball head costs $240, and weighs 652g (74% of this). That's $0.85 per gram saved. All other options cost more for less weight reduction. They've usually got unnecessarily large load capacities, but I'm using a carbon fiber tripod with an 8kg capacity so a 25kg+ capacity gimball is useless waste.

What impresses me about the Pan/Tilt Head is its sturdiness, and smoothness, easy to use and like a well greased machine. Stalwart.

Upgraded from my previous fax machine. Its fast and love the fact you can load more than 50 pages in the top feed.

My problems were in getting the printer setup and printing. Specifically installing the software. I am not new to this having done IT work previously. This is obviously a new machine and that seemed to be the major problem. Plus I was hampered by slow download speeds as I have a satellite connection. First off I couldn't find this printer to load the proper software, it was the second day before I found it. I kept trying to install the software and drivers but the data was not getting to the machine, no drivers were installed. On the 4th morning I went to the support site and got a new front page which took me to the downloads for this printer. Most of this was the same methods I'd been following already but there was a difference at the end because this time all the data transferred to the machine like it was supposed to. This machine prints documents very fast and full page photos only slightly slower. The images are very sharp and clear. The photos print exactly as the original. Now that it is setup I am very pleased with this product. I think Brother specifically provided me with new software that worked. Perhaps I was among the first to try and load this software and the process had a glitch or two. So, Thanks Brother for the assistance.

I added 32 GB to make my machine 64 GB, in the end I use 40 GB in normal work load. It's amazing!

Lost this light at least 9 months ago, was pulling a load of towels out of the washing machine and this fell out........to my amazement the thing turned right on, original battery.....A little rusty put its definitely clean now, tough tough light.

I think the machine is incredible but don’t expect to load it and leave. Depending on the condition of the sprocket holes, it may advance smoothly or not at all. I like the digitized results that I can put on a timeline and edit. This is my second Wolverine. I just received my first one back from being repaired by Wolverine. I am a happy customer.

I bought these to replace seven Samsung cameras that I had purchased and installed throughout our house over the years. Aggravatingly, Samsung decided they were no longer going to support those cameras in their app. I didn't want to spend a fortune on the more popular brands or pay for a monthly subscription for replacement cameras. After much research, I settled on these since they were a great price with no monthly subscription for the features that I want. And surprisingly they also capture very clear and sharp videos - much better than the old Samsung cameras. Very pleased with these cameras! (One small issue was that the old Samsung cameras had stands that would tilt and allowed me to place them on top of bookshelves angling steeply down to capture video of a room. These Kasa cameras are on a fixed base, although they do pan down, just not enough to capture the view that the old Samsung cameras did. However, they do pan up quite quite steeply, so I solved the problem by building a mounting device that allowed the cameras to be flipped upside down so I could still set them where the old cameras were and pan them up instead of down to capture the views that I needed. The app then allows you to flip the image and all is well!)