nick franco

Byro's wonder sled?

nah! use carbon/carbon like in F1 !!

You'd wear out the ACs bringing them up to temp.

Well what do we have here:

 

http://web.me.com/chupap/gearsale/nimblecam.html

Shouldn't you be working or something?

I am surprised this is still available, great little rig.

I agree with Jerry and Rob that a new socket block is the best solution, for me at the time having dropped the money for the new vest I didn't have the cash for a socket block.

I did fit it very carefully, polish, test, polish, test. 2000 grit polishing paper was all that was needed followed by some jewelers rouge and a small felt wheel.

Probably took 7-10 times to yield a perfect fit and very little needs to be removed as Rob said.

If you're going to try this go slowly, this is not a place that JB weld can fix if you go to far.

When I bought the PRO vest George asked what arm I had and informed me that there might be a interference issue.

I fit my Robert Luna 3a to my PRO vest, it was a tad snug in places at first.

A little prussian blue showed the high spots that were easily polished down.

10 minutes yielded a perfect fit.

I modded the arm side so the fit to a PRO arm wouldn't be affected at a later date.

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Does Mike Skipp have a website?

I know Tom Gleason sells some of his stuff but it sounds like there is more available.

Thank you, nick

All gone.

Sorry Twojay, Dionics have found a home.

6 dead proformers

2 dead dionic 90

Free or best offer

in los angeles

Hello, I have a friend that is looking to rent gyros for a non steadi application.

Recommendations where to rent from in Los Angeles?

Thank you,

nick

Plushies are not to be feared or loathed, but respected, admired, and transmitted long distances uncompressed and with no delay.

 

Words to live by.

Yes.

There are also some 10-24 plates out there.

An angry young man on Cinematography dot com.

 

http://www.cinematography.com/index.php?showtopic=47078&st=0&gopid=327872entry327872

Ah, Phil.

It's always nice to have his sunny disposition around.

Speaking of Mr. Fun, anybody heard from Byro lately?

so what is the shoot out... or did you just mean shout out!

 

Jim... hide and run, I think someones trying to shoot at you!

We all knew Jim's gang background would catch up with him at some point.

Call Jeroen Hendriks at Lexmond Inc. (818) 384-4323 or email jeroen@lexmond.com.

As anyone who knows me knows, Im not an equipment guy. Thus, after 18 years operating, the time has come for new T handled allen wrenches. I know that this seems odd, but where's the best place to get single t's? And are there better companies to go with manufacture wise? And is it 5/32 or 9/32 (the handle is surprisingly rubbed off).

Bondhus is quality kit and available at filmtools.

http://www.filmtools.com/bonthanhexdr.html

Wiha is good stuff as well.

http://www.wihatools.com/500seri/540soft_Chrom.htm

Facom if you can find it.

...But first I'm going to pick up my new G-21. Robert knows what I mean. ;)

 

You'll need extra "canisters" for that too! Also, you can always borrow or rent some black canisters as needed.

 

Robert

At least you can have full strength "canisters". :angry:

Wow. Hope you're feeling better soon.

Did the guy apologize at least?

Fantastic! Good thoughts for Elizabeth and you.

What Mr. Fagan said.

For some clamp on options of all sizes.

http://www.mcmaster.com/#shaft-collars/=5tkzty

For steadi applications.

Don't know weights.

All available in stainless as well.

http://www.mcmaster.com/#6063k33/=5tkpwi

Doublewide

one piece

http://www.mcmaster.com/#9947k18/=5tkuae

Two piece, a little more flexible for mounting.

http://www.mcmaster.com/#8389k18/=5tkvgr

3/4 inch= 19.05 with our bushing reducers might fit to use on 19mm rods.

Lots of over glasses motocross goggles.

http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/search.do?keyword=otg