Brownie35

Its easy enough to load 35mm film into your brownie hawkeye, however I got tired of requiring a darkroom/portable lightsealed bag to remove a finished roll from the camera. I designed a simple winding system for the old brownies to wind the 35mm film back into the camera.

It does require a couple holes to be drilled; One through the outside case and the other through the original film mount for the winding key. Spacers were measured to mount the 35mm film centered over the shutter window while the winding key uses the original tension spring/635 film mount for tension.

All files should print without supports if oriented correctly, I think the only two that need to be changed from the photos above are the winding key (should be printed laying on the long flat side, this was mostly for linear strength with print layers) and the film spacer should be printed with the small hole down (it tapers up and shouldn't need supports); the threaded parts print fine this way and I haven't had is