George --
I have certainly considered metal, but would be limited to aluminum and brass I
suspect, as I have no specific metal working tools. As of yet, most of the examples I
have seen are in wood, but I am open to all manner of suggestion.
What byt the way, makes the metal ones easier?
-- Bradley
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From: "george jiri loun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2001 18:25:12 +0100
>
>Hi Bradley,
>don't forget the best camera plans source - your own inventiveness! If you
>have a 4x5 camera take a look at it - what you don't like, make it better.
>What you like take it over. If you don't have a 4x5 camera hire it for a day
>or two! Better value for the money if you hire over the weekend. You can
>even hire very specialized cameras that would otherwise never cross your
>path... I have made 5 cameras, never saw any plan for any but I studied
>their constructions and read a lot about optics. Knowledge of mechanics is
>necessary too. The only plans I saw where those designed by myself... Have
>you thought about metal cameras? Much easier to build, in my view, than
>wooden ones... Greetings, George
>
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