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Some parts were extremely small, I guess 402 components. Soldering was challenging and my tweezers were almost too large and my left hand was shaking too much.
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He's got it built into his face!
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I’ve been suffering with extreme GAS lately...
This is the “Select-a-Scope” from Abelson Scope Works. It’s basically a rotating pinhole turret for large format cameras, with a cable release socket to control the shutter. It has eight pinhole positions, which you can insert pinholes of various sizes. What can I say? I’m a sucker for cool looking gadgets and my job doesn’t leave me much time for inventing my own toys.
Results to follow...
I'm constantly revising the roughly created Scopedog Custom.
The leg ratio looked too short, so I increased it a little bit. Also, I added turnpick and roller dash to this. In addition, I have worked on improving the quality of various parts that I don't like.
I'm going to make an arm punch soon.
That's it for today.
Thank you.
new toys!! the mathematics & lines from these totally remind me of 70's supergraphics.. and 80s macrame!!
I figured someone would wanna see a scoped version, and I still had the window open, so I thought I'd go ahead and add one, it gave me a chance to play around with a new optic idea anyway :P
ILRI's scoping visit to Yunnan, China in January 2011 to learn about their production system (photo credit: ILRI)
Air scopes with the grills back in place. The grills were not rechromed. The chrome is in good original condition. They look even better when you see them with your own eyes.
U.S. Marine 1Lt. Brian Bulaud looks through his scope while providing security at a Afghan National Army Tactical Control Point in Kandarou, Afghanistan, July 23. U.S. Marines typically train and supervise ANA soldiers to help improve their military capabilities.
DVIDS photo by Spc. Evan Marcy
She had a lot of fun learning how to use the scope. Her favorite was a FM modulated sine wave she called "dancing ghosts".
Evening weather was good, the sky was clear, then suddenly there was a lot of clouds within about an hour and the time of sunset had also happened, so that this beautiful scene was seen in the sky and I captured it from my mobile phone.The purpose of clicking this photo was to share something beautiful with you as well.Very strong winds were going on during sunset but at this time I have no remedy for sharing this experience with you.
A beautiful juvenile bald eagle scoping out the surrounding area along the Yukon River in Whitehorse, YT
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The telescope holder and tripod is very useful for testing telescopes up tp 8 inches.
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