Last night I managed to punch a hole in the viewing screen of my Burke and James "Orbit" Studio 4x5_frwn
Anyone know of a source for replacements?
Appreciate any feedback, and take care out there. Gregory david Stempel FIREFRAME IMAGING
Last night I managed to punch a hole in the viewing screen of my Burke and James "Orbit" Studio 4x5_frwn
Anyone know of a source for replacements?
Appreciate any feedback, and take care out there. Gregory david Stempel FIREFRAME IMAGING
Try Steve Shuart (1-800-458-6092 www.stephenshuart.com), he has old parts a nd ok advice
It's excruciatingly easy to make your own ground glass. Go to a window shop with the dimensions, and while you are there pick up a larger piece of scrap glass, at least 8x10. Clamp the larger piece of glass to a table. Use boards on the clamp so the glass doesn't break.
Now get some valve grinding compound from an auto parts store. Costs about 2 bucks. Put a teaspoon or so on the glass, water it down a little bit, and take your 4x5 piece in your hands and move it over the grinding compound in a circular motion. In ten or fifteen minutes of gentle grinding on one side you will have a perfect ground glass.
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