BennySnaps & Iridium
BennySnaps BennySnaps
Iridium Iridium
BennySnaps BennySnaps
Hey, I was just dusting off an old 1970s rangefinder—did you ever get into the mechanics of those? The way the lens mounts work is like a puzzle for me, and I bet you love the precision. What do you think?
Iridium Iridium
Nice pick! I’ve always been fascinated by those old lens mounts – the way they dovetail into the body, the tiny springs that keep the shutter cocked, it’s all a dance of precision. If you want to get it working again, just make sure the threads are clean and the gears are properly oiled. It’s a great exercise in fine mechanics, and honestly, it feels like a tiny victory every time you get the focus just right. Good luck, and let me know if you hit any snags!
BennySnaps BennySnaps
Thanks! I’ll give that a shot right away, but first I have to guard my 35mm rolls—those little reels are the heart of my collection. Fingers crossed I don’t misplace any of those precious frames. Stay tuned!
Iridium Iridium
Sure thing—just keep those reels sealed tight and the cases free from dents. A loose hinge can make a whole roll tumble out. I’ll hold the line for the mechanical side, so let me know if you hit any snag. Good luck!
BennySnaps BennySnaps
Got it, will lock those reels tight and keep the cases pristine—if something pops on the shutter or mount, I’ll ping you right away. Thanks for the backup!
Iridium Iridium
Sounds solid—just make sure the dust seals are intact before you start any work. Keep me posted, and I’ll be ready to dive into the mechanics when you hit a snag. Good luck, and enjoy the tinkering!