CLA shutters, a listing of who does it

[studiocarter]

Hi,
I'm new to this forum and to collecting large format old cameras. A suggestion was made on my first post to put a listing here of suggested lens techs who work on old shutters.

http://www.apug.org/forums/forum127/...-who-does.html

Two shutters were sent to flcamerarepair and they may be done soon. I'm on a waiting list for another place. A third is listed in the above link. Gotta move details here...

Michael Carter

[studiocarter]

http://www.flutotscamerarepair.com/ContactUs.htm

A quote from the above link: "Or you can try Paul Ebel. I highly recommend him, and so does Jim at Midwest Photo."

Paul Ebel Lens Services, 420 21st Street North Suite #2, PO Box 141, Menomonie WI 54751
Tel. (651) 335-8759 email paulebel44@yahoo.com

http://www.flcamerarepair.com/

[MikeSeb]

S.K. Grimes. I've been pleased with the work they've done for me.

[studiocarter]

Mike,
Thanks so much! Now I can mount my new very old Gundlatch(?) lens and get Grover lens boards. Cool

[studiocarter]

flcamerarepair: the fix on a Unicum shutter didn't last. When I opened it up, it had grease on it and dust. The blades were a little bent as a result of being in the sun on display; the blades were discolored where the sun hit them and they bulged. It would rub on the iris and get stuck. The tech said there were no low speeds. HA.

I polished the grease off, flipped them and swapped them with each other and now all speeds work. No, I won't thank him because I paid HIM to do the work. But, now I can do better. And I know better.

[Sirius Glass]

I have good service from: http://www.flutotscamerarepair.com/

Steve

[cowanw]

I have used Camtech here in Hamilton for many years.
http://www.camtechphoto.com/