venchka
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If you were expecting Led Zeppelin, sorry about your luck.
The first offering is a Carlton 7'-0" arm drill press. That's right. 7'-0" from the vertical post on the left to the chuck for the drill bit. Our other Carlton, the little 6'-0" model, is off camera th the right.
Pacemaker Speed Graphic. 127mm/4.7 Ektar. 1/2 sec. @ f/16. HP5+. D-76 1:1. 10 minutes @ 68F. Jobo 3010 tank. Uniroller base.
I added the upper left corner detail for grins. Not bad for a free 1953 lens, hey?
Thanks for looking.
The first offering is a Carlton 7'-0" arm drill press. That's right. 7'-0" from the vertical post on the left to the chuck for the drill bit. Our other Carlton, the little 6'-0" model, is off camera th the right.
Pacemaker Speed Graphic. 127mm/4.7 Ektar. 1/2 sec. @ f/16. HP5+. D-76 1:1. 10 minutes @ 68F. Jobo 3010 tank. Uniroller base.
I added the upper left corner detail for grins. Not bad for a free 1953 lens, hey?
Thanks for looking.
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charjohncarter
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Definitely not bad, I like this kind of photo. Was it a job or fun?
venchka
Veteran
It was for fun and education with my new equipment and where I work. Not a job.
trittium
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"The Epicenter of the Modern 19th Century Home"
"Abandoned Turbine Housing"
"Railway Car"
"A Rocking Bear"

"Abandoned Turbine Housing"

"Railway Car"


"A Rocking Bear"

MikeL
Go Fish
Matt, that last one made me crack up. Nice shot.
trittium
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MikeL said:Matt, that last one made me crack up. Nice shot.
Thanks, that's my friend Keith. He took the bear head from someone in the audience. I don't know what's weirder; a guy showing up dress as a bear to a concert or a guy rockin with a bear head.
charjohncarter
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Wayno
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MikeL
Go Fish
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Bingley
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Metal Only:

Paulbe
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dmr--yep, it's heavy enough! Can't tell from the side view--is that a UP Big Boy? ("4000 series") Where is it??
Thanks!
Paul
Thanks!
Paul
wclavey
Established
venchka
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Versabar Spreader bars
Versabar Spreader bars
That's our company's bread & butter. They were outside the building where the drill press lives. The drill press bores the holes in the spreader bars. This batch are the very small ones. I'll work on a picture of the big ones.
Versabar Spreader bars
wclavey said:I have no idea what these are called but they sure looked heavy... Wayne (Venchka) can certainly tell us what they are...
Olympus OM-2, Tokina 30-70mm zoom, Tri-X developed in Microdol-X
That's our company's bread & butter. They were outside the building where the drill press lives. The drill press bores the holes in the spreader bars. This batch are the very small ones. I'll work on a picture of the big ones.
ItsReallyDarren
That's really me
petronius
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wclavey
Established
Wayne, the heavy metal topic seems to be a hit!
Lubo
Newbie
Mr_Flibble
In Tabulas Argenteas Refero
Some Heavy Metal .....
WW2 British 25-pounder field gun at the General Maczek Museum (2007)
Leica IIIa with 50mm Elmar
Dashboard of a Diamond T @ Diest/Schaffen oldtimer fly-in (2007)
Leica IIIa with 90mm Elmar
M8 Scout car, Isigny-sur-Mer (2006)
Argus C3
Subway to Sally performing live at M'era Luna in 2005
....okay...they used to be more "Folk Metal"

WW2 British 25-pounder field gun at the General Maczek Museum (2007)
Leica IIIa with 50mm Elmar

Dashboard of a Diamond T @ Diest/Schaffen oldtimer fly-in (2007)
Leica IIIa with 90mm Elmar

M8 Scout car, Isigny-sur-Mer (2006)
Argus C3

Subway to Sally performing live at M'era Luna in 2005
....okay...they used to be more "Folk Metal"
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Bryce
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