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    sliding blocks for LF cameras

    hello all,
    the sliding block on my 8x10 B&J need some repair. can anyone shoot a few pictures of their sliding blocks so i get an idea how to repair it properly?
    the photos do not necessarily need to be B&J. a kodak 2D or similar will do fine.

    thanks for the help.

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    Re: sliding blocks for LF cameras

    Which B&J do you have? Is it the Rembrandt studio camera? I have one of those with the sliding back for two exposures on 4X5, if that will help.
    EDIT: Oops! Do you mean the back, or the sliding tripod mount block? Senior moments abound around here. I have a 2D 5X7, if that'll do it. Should be the same as 8X10 on a smaller scale.

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    Re: sliding blocks for LF cameras

    yes, thanks glenn.

    any sliding tripod block will do (sorry i thought i had said that...). i just need to see some pics so i am sure to repair mine in the best way.

    cheers

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    Re: sliding blocks for LF cameras

    Eddie, Will take some photos of mine tonight. Let me know if there's any particular angle or view you would like to see.

    jan

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    Re: sliding blocks for LF cameras

    thanks jan,
    i am looking for the metal 90 degree angles and how they attach to the bed. and how they are tightened to fix the bed onto a certain place on the rail.

    thanks all

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    Re: sliding blocks for LF cameras

    Eddie, I'm having problems with constant interruptions here. Did Jan get you the pictures you need?

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    Re: sliding blocks for LF cameras

    Glenn, they are on their way in a moment, just need Eddie's email address.

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    Re: sliding blocks for LF cameras

    they are on their way. but if you have some the more the merrier! it is good to see m ore than one idea.

    goatbrothers (at) yahoo (dot) com will get them too me!

    thank you both for your help.

    eddie
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