New pix . . .

**Calamity Jane** · 22-Jan-2005, 17:00

. . . on my Web page of the Maple 4x5 under construction.

http://www.geocities.com/diannebest/camera2/camera2.index.html

**Ralph Barker** · 22-Jan-2005, 17:48

Tch, tch. Your page has exceeded your bandwidth allocation, and can't be viewed right now. You're just too popular for your own good. ;-)

**Scott Fleming** · 22-Jan-2005, 17:50

What is this crap? All I get is an add for Yahoo. Geez. Buy some bandwith!

**Darin Cozine** · 22-Jan-2005, 18:21

Calamity, if you need some web space, let me know, I have lots of room to spare and unlimited bandwidth.

**Darin Cozine** · 22-Jan-2005, 18:22

Wow, what a beast you are making! how much does it weigh?

**Calamity Jane** · 22-Jan-2005, 19:24

I had no idea I was so popular - and I did it without taking my clothes off! ::shock::

I don't know what the weight is yet. When it's done, I will weigh it. It will not be as light as my Cherry wood monorail but it is SOLID and that was what I wanted.

**David A. Goldfarb** · 22-Jan-2005, 19:37

I'm more impressed that you made two 5-string banjos. If you can make a banjo that plays in tune, cameras will be a snap, so to speak.

**Jim Ewins** · 22-Jan-2005, 22:58

Can you bring it to Joshua Tree next weekend? I need to see more of it- you know I'm lusting after an 8x10.

**Darin Cozine** · 23-Jan-2005, 00:24

Allright everyone take a cold shower..

A little bit o wood shown an all you can think about is "I'm lusting after" and "taking my clothes off".

Dont you know married folk read this forum? We just cant deal with ideas like that in our old age.

-Darin

PS: (beavis and butthead impression) "Uhhhhh, he said: WOOD" "heh, heh, yeah WOOD"

**Edward (Halifax,NS)** · 7-Feb-2005, 06:12

I have three questions:

Is maple hard to work with?

Are front tilt and rise incorperated into the same movement?

If they are, is it difficult to use one of the movements with out changing the setting of the other?