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    Re: Century Master Studio Camera Restoration

    Quote Originally Posted by diversey View Post
    One original lock knob (#8 in picture below) and the original crank on my camera are missing. Where can I buy the similar ones?

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    Hey David I may have an extra Century crank handle floating around my house so once I've returned home in the next couple of days I'll start looking around & if/once located I'll PM you.

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    Re: Century Master Studio Camera Restoration

    Louis: this is great! Let me know when you find it. I can pay it. Many thanks! David

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    Hey David I may have an extra Century crank handle floating around my house so once I've returned home in the next couple of days I'll start looking around & if/once located I'll PM you.

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    Re: Century Master Studio Camera Restoration

    Does the treaded rod/nut work ok? If so, great! If not, you might replace them with an ACME threaded rod and nut. My original didn't work well anymore, and so that's what I did. I did have to have one end of the rod machined in a lathe. If you ever need to do that, I can give you more info and take some pictures.
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    Re: Century Master Studio Camera Restoration

    Just kidding but I bet those will be DIGITAL pics!

    as I shop for new Godox Digital

    I get giddy before a Thanksgiving feast!

    Cheer all!


    Quote Originally Posted by Peter De Smidt View Post
    Does the treaded rod/nut work ok? If so, great! If not, you might replace them with an ACME threaded rod and nut. My original didn't work well anymore, and so that's what I did. I did have to have one end of the rod machined in a lathe. If you ever need to do that, I can give you more info and take some pictures.
    Tin Can

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    Re: Century Master Studio Camera Restoration

    Quote Originally Posted by diversey View Post
    One original lock knob (#8 in picture below) and the original crank on my camera are missing. Where can I buy the similar ones?

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    You can make a knob out of a acorn nut glued into a wooden knob.

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    Re: Century Master Studio Camera Restoration

    Yes, it works. Thanks For your offer!

    Quote Originally Posted by Peter De Smidt View Post
    Does the treaded rod/nut work ok? If so, great! If not, you might replace them with an ACME threaded rod and nut. My original didn't work well anymore, and so that's what I did. I did have to have one end of the rod machined in a lathe. If you ever need to do that, I can give you more info and take some pictures.

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    Re: Century Master Studio Camera Restoration

    Good idea!

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    You can make one out of a acorn nut glued into a wooden knob.

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    Re: Century Master Studio Camera Restoration

    I bet you may find a close facsimile

    McMaster-Carr has a few options

    https://www.mcmaster.com/hand-cranks/
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    Re: Century Master Studio Camera Restoration

    Thanks for your info, Randy! Let’s see if Louis can find an original one.

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    I bet you may find a close facsimile
    Thanks for your info, Randy! Let’s see if Louis can find an original one.

    McMaster-Carr has a few options

    https://www.mcmaster.com/hand-cranks/

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    Re: Century Master Studio Camera Restoration

    Quote Originally Posted by diversey View Post
    Thanks for your info, Randy! Let’s see if Louis can find an original one.
    Hey David I'm back at my house (returned late yesterday) and I'll dedicate time today to locating the Century tilt crank handle. I'm pretty sure I'll find it so keep checking in. I'll be in touch.

    Peace

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