sinar electronic shutter question

[Dave Dawson]

PM sent

its also over 9000 kilobytes, so that's a nvm on uploading.
the best i can try to do is e-mail it to anyone interested, i can attach a couple megabytes to an e-mail.
send an e-mail to me using this address if interested
mesas-48490@mypacks.net
it may take me a while to get back to you, i don't always check my anon addresses. don't worry, e-mail me if you want it and i will try to get it to you asap.

[Dave Dawson]

Believe it or not Bjorn...It's the mechanics that are faulty on my electronic Sinar shutter, but that's a long story

Cheers Dave

[Discoman]

the machanics look simple enough, its only tow metal discs for the shutter blades, any place with a CNC or laser cutter should be able to make them no problem.
mechanically, it's not a very complex part.

[Dave Dawson]

The shutter blades are a simple design...I'm not sure they are metal or a plastic composite. They do however have a spacer pad attached at both ends of the blades.

The blades are catapulted using a device like a sprung loaded hammer so any friction atall between blades or the casing will prevent the blade from reaching it's other 'home' position.

I probably haven't described it very well but if I could get the blades to travel without any friction, the shutter would work fine.

Cheers Dave

the machanics look simple enough, its only tow metal discs for the shutter blades, any place with a CNC or laser cutter should be able to make them no problem.
mechanically, it's not a very complex part.