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Following the new MFO-3 I had a "problem"

Remove the SCM-1 ?

Remove the MFO-1 ?

No It will be a lost in flexibilty and a lot of change beetween dives.

I took the decission to change/modify my double flip into a triple flip

First the H117

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Some picture from the build of the first version

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Since the first version I made a second in black and a second arm for the MFO-1 and a little bit bigger ring to have more buoyancy

I was really happy with this solution

Now the problem I didn't have a lot of time before our holliday... I need a simple solution

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first I need a holder for the MFO-3

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The other part I build in the past I put the 2 pieces together with screw. thi time I try something else

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The idea is to put 2 rings (in gray on the picture) printed with TPU the only risk ist to lost the MFO-3 ...

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I was lucky with the first solution... then the two hinge was perfectly positionned on the ring to give me the possibilty to put a third in the middle

I build a part with 3 hinge. and on the opposite 3 hooks

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All lenses can be put where I want. The idea is SMC on the left MFO-1 in the middle and the MFO-3 on the right.

Ich it's no ok I will switch the MFO depending on the result underwater.


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Details of the lens/port jonction.

The thead is protected. The lense didn't touch the glas of the port, it is the holder who touch the port, but not the glas.

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I forgot a point, I removed the rubber on the MFO-3 (like I made on the MFO-1 and SMC-1) to block firmly the lens beetween the to PTEG parts.

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With this setup I'll be able to use my RF100 make some super macro with the SMC-1 If needed put the MFO-1 (80 % of the macros shoots during the last trip) or if there is a bigger subject switch on the MFO-3....

Very nice,

Do you do any special treatment to keep the parts from losing buoyancy?

I have a much less ambitious project to create a single flip which works overtop of the Nauticam bayonet system so I can remove my WWL-1 (on bayonet) and flip a diopter into place. Adding some buoyancy along the way would be useful.

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45 minutes ago, Grantmac said:

Do you do any special treatment to keep the parts from losing buoyancy?


Yes I cover the ring with epoxy
The other part are printed with 70 % filling and wall thickness 4 or 5 pass. If some water get in it is not a problem.. if a piece break It's visible and not break directly complet... it is easy to build a new part

Putting epoxy is possible but bring some dimension problems to fit the parts together.



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the MFO-1 in place. In his case I can puch down the compas you see on the top of the housing.
In vaccation I didn't use the compass but I'lll mainly install an arm with a Gopro 12 to film during I take photo... if it's "necessary"

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and now the MFO-3
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No screw only 2 TPU to maintain the to part in PETG who maintain fermly the lens.

Why in red. because the rest is red AND I have TPU in red AND ist one of this piece starting to break It will be easier visible than black on black.

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First impression it will work fine... i'm sure.
I need to test a small roation of the flip on the side of the MFO-3 to try the position of the lense when they are up.

In 2 weeks I'm in Malapascua and after in Sogod... Wide Angle and also some small stuff...

I'll publish some pictures.

I hope you had fun reading this topic and it give you some idea.

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