AGFA Rapid Cassettes - A 3D Printed Alternative?

A little project I've been working on. I'm attempting to make a reusable alternative to the agfa rapid film cassettes for use in rapid cassette cameras. Here's my progress!

Enjoy!

[EmperorSnyder]

Keep going! I just got a Agfa today, would love to buy your product.

[edennaggel]

Hey man! Have you finished this project? Can you please share the 3D files for the community?

[julianhernandez]

Compre esa agfa con dos 2 cartuchos! Por 600 pesos mexicanos! Funcionando perfectamente

[ЮрийОвчаренко-вй]

hi, very interesting. Tell me, did you manage to complete this project with cassettes?
I would like to buy or print such for myself)))

[UraniumBullets]

Please tell us you have an update on this project!

[Yee]

Hello, the film cartridges look very interesting! Do you know where I can find the 3d file or buy one myself?

[latvanypekseg]

Hi! Good idea! Try to acquire soviet rapid cassettes: these are plastics and openable. You can find them in soviet Smena SL cameras. I have some pieces of this cassette and if you want i can send you some photos about it.

[jacobslot]

I just got the same camera, but is missing the cassets - How is your project going?

[leilaherandi]

Very interesting video! Bought myself an Agfa from a charity shop last year and I love it. It came with film still left inside, some unused, so I've used it up and I'm now really keen to get it developed. Do you know where might develop this kind of film? The woman I spoke to in a regular print shop said she'd not seen anything like that in 20 years of working there (!?) and sent me packing - is it really that hard to get developed?? And is it normal for them to dispose of the cassette after developing? Any help would be amazing thanks!