Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2011 1:22 am Post subject: use a fork! |
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jun wrote:
thanks for the reply.
i tried your toothpick trick with a bended fork.
i twisted the teeth of the fork so that 1 tooth would hold the "T" part next to the screw hole. i then used a toothpick as you suggested to hold the other hole. also i used a little slow drying glue to hold the part steady.
it was a trial and error exercise in patience.
i was temptd several times to throw everything out the window. only the reality that the f1.2 lens cost several hundred $ in used condition prevented it.
those working for zeiss, leitz, voitglander must have ice water running through their veins. _________________ mc rokkor 58 f1.4, mc rokkor 135 f2.8, canon fd 50 f1.4, yashica ml 50 f1.9, sigma 80-200 f4, tokina 80-200 f4, sony nex 16mm f2.8, sony alpha 18-70 f3.5-5.6, pentax smc f 35-70mm f3.5-5.6, canon efs 18-55 f3.5-5.6, tokina 28 f2.8, canon fl 58 f1.2 |