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    Re: 5x7 prototype

    Quote Originally Posted by Randy Moe View Post
    I have been using a few different doubled sided 3M tapes on DIY camera parts.

    Which tape exactly did you use for the bellows?

    Thanks!
    I think we are using this type, #465:

    http://www.amazon.com/465-Adhesive-T...+transfer+tape

    I realize that there are other types that have different adhesion properties that might be better or worse for nylon fabrics.
    I'd love to see a comparison ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Graham Patterson View Post
    That sets the bar pretty high 8-) Really looks the part.

    The back support brackets suggest that adding some rear tilt would be simple enough if you find the need for it.
    That's true, I just never had the need to do anything other then front rise and fall, and I do that excessively. The upside of the limited/no-movement approach is that the camera is very sturdy AND relatively light.

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    Re: 5x7 prototype

    Dave, Hiwin sells the linear guide bearing setups here in the u.s. this is the brand chamonix used on their earlier cameras. Torqspline makes the leadscrews.

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    Re: 5x7 prototype

    The camera is beautiful, the design and execution are elegant... but most impressive of all is that you appear to be no more than around 12 years old

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    Re: 5x7 prototype

    Thanks for the tape info, I am a big believer in 3M tape, after all I am from Minnesota!




    Quote Originally Posted by radii View Post
    I think we are using this type, #465:

    http://www.amazon.com/465-Adhesive-T...+transfer+tape

    I realize that there are other types that have different adhesion properties that might be better or worse for nylon fabrics.
    I'd love to see a comparison ...
    Tin Can

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    Re: 5x7 prototype

    well done, beautifully finished...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken Lee View Post
    The camera is beautiful, the design and execution are elegant... but most impressive of all is that you appear to be no more than around 12 years old
    Thank you.

    Actually, my son is 9. Wise beyond his years ... :-)

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    Re: 5x7 prototype

    Beautiful camera. Outstanding work on the build. Enjoy shooting with it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinny View Post
    Dave, Hiwin sells the linear guide bearing setups here in the u.s. this is the brand chamonix used on their earlier cameras. Torqspline makes the leadscrews.
    Also try this site:

    http://www.automation4less.com/store/linearind2.asp

    They have better prices then McMaster it seems. You just have to register/create an account to see the prices.

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    Re: 5x7 prototype

    Quote Originally Posted by jb7 View Post
    well done, beautifully finished...
    Quote Originally Posted by gregmo View Post
    Beautiful camera. Outstanding work on the build. Enjoy shooting with it.
    Thank you guys :-)

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