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Hanamalu
Hi there,


Could anybody recomend a PLOG descriving how to use this method for attaching the triplet?

Thanks!

Hanamalu
GadgetSmith
QUOTE (Hanamalu @ Aug 15 2006, 08:34 AM) *
Hi there,
Could anybody recomend a PLOG descriving how to use this method for attaching the triplet?

Thanks!

Hanamalu


what triplet do you have ?

gs
tameone
tescorp mounts a lot of standard lenses in shower drains. check his build plogs here http://www.lumenlab.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=11111

I think he also sells the drains he uses.
Hanamalu
QUOTE (tameone @ Aug 15 2006, 10:05 AM) *
tescorp mounts a lot of standard lenses in shower drains. check his build plogs here http://www.lumenlab.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=11111

I think he also sells the drains he uses.


I have the standard 320mm triplet.

Hanamalu
AndeeW
Home depot shower drain - about $6. You just need to pry off the cover and then remove the rubber inner and plastic cap.
Wrap a few layers of electrical tape around the lens to increase it's diameter and then slide it in so that its a snug fit.
Mount the large plastic nut to the inside of the box and there you go.
CBiLL
My plog have photos of shower drain as a focus mech setup.

http://www.lumenlab.com/forums/index.php?s...10145&st=40

Basically it a standard no chauk shower drain which you can get at a local hardware supply store and on mine I wrapped electric tape around the tripet len maybe 5 or 6 turns to make it fit tight into the shower drain.

There are 2 type of shower drain, one that is glued on to the pvc pipe and the other is just screwed on to the pvc pipe using rubber gasket inside the drain. I use the one that is screwed onto the pvc pipe becasue the thread on it is longer allowing more focus movement however I had to cut the lip off as you can see in my plog that keep the rubber gasket from sliding out of the drain becasue I think it would block the FOV of the projection.

Bill
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