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I only created my own because I had most of the bits lying around already. It is indeed much easier to buy a ready-made one. Or just use a small screwdriver with some care.
A screwdriver can only be recommended for those who have a steady grip.
All others please use the special tool.
When the screwdriver slips from the slot there is a real chance the rear element of the lens will be damaged.
I'm affraid of how to use it with my 2000FCM of my 202FA.
In fact I have a nice new macro ring I never try with my 20xx because I'm afraid if I make a mistake.
When using the wind crank does not work (either 'normal', or using the double exposure unlock button), you don't.
Putting anything through the film gate, where it may collide with the shutter curtains, is a bad idea.
You can't use a screwdriver/cocking tool anyway, since the axle is covered by the camera's inner bottom plate.
I haven't had a problem as long as i have been using focal plane shutter Hasselblad cameras (not with the 500-series cameras either, except for one time, caused by a automatic bellows that was known to have a problem. Then the screwdriver was of help, after demonstrating the fault to the repair person).
But even should there be a problem: there's nothing you can do yourself, except try the wind crank with double exposure button pressed.
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