The 6x9 thread has my head spinning. I have a zillion 2x3 sheet film holders (sorry, Leonore!) and just found that I can buy a 50-pack of 100 ASA Arista EDU for about $32 USD, which is a little more expensive per shot than just shooting the same film in 120, but then I wouldn't have to wait or sweat shooting the whole roll.
As a result, I've been looking at daylight developing tanks. There are a bunch of cool options for 4x5 and up, but these little sheets may be trickier. For the good of the order, I thought I'd share the obsession fun.
(http://www.pacificrimcamera.com/images/189403a.jpg)
Look at that beauty, for plates though.
(http://backglass.org/duncan/apug/nikor_4x5_01.jpg)
Honeywell-Nikor cut film tank, for 4x5. Love that design, was hoping they did the same for 2x3 in like a 120-reel size, but no luck, it looks like this:
(http://static.photo.net/attachments/bboard/00P/00PuMj-50955584.jpg)
If you haven't seen Leon with his Paterson Orbital in one of the early Filmwasters videos, that thing is slick, too:
(http://thumbs.picclick.com/00/s/MTIwMFgxNjAw/z/XNoAAOSwMtxXrPFb/$/PATERSON-Orbital-Colour-Print-Processor-with-Base-Cups-Pegs-Instructions-_1.jpg)
Does anyone have anything they love, use, made, or buried, for any size sheet film?