I discovered you wouild be buying in the USA; I suggest that you try a
local source. There are two good reasons, or more!
1) You avoid the USPS (United States Postal Service)/Consignia (Former
Royal Mail) customs scandal. Besides the postage for overseas shipment
you can easily be hit with an
It would be tempting to use just any light oil to treat the AE-1 squeak but
normal mineral oils have a troublesome property; they wander, crawling over
the surface. This takes the oil away from where you want it and deposits it
somewhere you definitely don't want it. Clock and watch oils
Robert Mueller wrote:
It would be tempting to use just any light oil to treat the AE-1 squeak but
normal mineral oils have a troublesome property; they wander, crawling over
the surface. This takes the oil away from where you want it and deposits it
somewhere you definitely don't want it.
Peter,
If you do order from this company, let us know how you get on with them
supplying a UK address.
Cheers,
Harry Smart
Montrose
- Original Message -
From: Peter Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 09 October 2002 05:35
Subject: Re: [Cameramakers] Oil \ lubricant
Thanks!!
Bob
To cure Canon A-series squeal, remove front apron (4 screws), remove
top left lens mount screw insert oiler --- deposit one drop of oil
where the flywheel contacts the nylon gears.
Paraphrased. Better if you can locate Joe's book and take a look at the
pictures. Very
On Wed, 09 Oct 2002 13:32:37 +0200, you wrote:
I discovered you wouild be buying in the USA; I suggest that you try a
local source. There are two good reasons, or more!
1) You avoid the USPS (United States Postal Service)/Consignia (Former
Royal Mail) customs scandal. Besides the postage for
