You should have waited for the next long rain and just pushed it over to let it dissolve into the soil.Quote:
Originally Posted by k_jupiter
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You should have waited for the next long rain and just pushed it over to let it dissolve into the soil.Quote:
Originally Posted by k_jupiter
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Originally Posted by Old-N-Feeble
I Don't Normally Laugh Out Loud.
But that was pretty frigging funny !
Ron
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It was funny but then again, I live in Silicon Valley and rain is often in short supply. I guess I could have used a garden hose.Quote:
Originally Posted by M.A.Longmore
tim in san jose
I would've just let my old pug pee on it a couple times... some very caustic stuff, that.Quote:
Originally Posted by k_jupiter
I'm wondering if anyone has some ideas to attach the custom plate holder to the camera? I want to make the ground glass a removeable part. Esentially, the same thing as the plate holder to ensure the gg is at the same distance as the film plane. I was thinking of some kind of latch or lock - similar to the way you put a hasselblad back on the body (bottom first than latch at the top). Anyone have any sources for this kind of hardware.
Bit of a late reply, but...
I have a Trixale whole plate camera with a very simple attachment method for the film holders and screen.
The screen and holders have a lip about 1/8" thick and 1/8" wide down each side. On the camera back there are to screws with large heads on the left and a turnbuckle on the right. The plate holders or screen sit in a slight recess in the camera back to hold them in place and also to provide a light trap. Very simple and it works.
... or have you sorted it out already?
Here's a really good site I found about identifying wood:
http://www.hobbithouseinc.com/person...pics/index.htm