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    I had the same problem with the Rodenstock 127mm lens from a Poaroid 110A and never did find a way to get the front element out.


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    The Rodenstock is a PIA to get started, but once you break loose the front beauty ring the entire front cell screws right out. Same with the rear cell. If it is really stuck, I would suggest gently warming the outside of the housing with a hair dryer. Hold the lens securely with something like a padded vise or a lens board. I have placed mine in the jaws of a six-jaw lathe chuck covered with tape to protect the finish.

    I find that having a very secure way to hold the outside of the lens is as important as finding the right rubber to turn it. A collection of different sized O rings is what I use. Viton material, wash it with detergent to give it more traction and clean any oils that might make it slip.

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