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Part one on how to make a pitch lap. Please remember to post your comments! Part two may b
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Part two on how to make a pitch lap. Please post your comments! Part three may be reached
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Part three on how to make a pitch lap. Please post your comments! Part four may be reached
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This is the first in a series of three videos in which I describe the process necessary to
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A continuation of my video on making an aluminum telescope tube from an irrigation pipe pu
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How to make an optical flat. Part two may be reached by clicking on this URL: http://www.y
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Part two on how to make an optical flat. Part three may be reached through this URL: http:
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This video shows how to make a tool used to fabricate precision optical surfaces from dent
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In this video we continue to assemble the Optical Tube Assembly and Mount for an eight inc
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I'm so excited to have found your site! My husband got his Messier certificate years ago and is almost there for his NGC. Overworked... His goal after that is to make his own mirror. I've added you to my subscriptions to help inspire him. We've just starting watching all your videos: love the cat and your sense of humour. He's got so many books on the subject, but it's just not the same as seeing it done. Thank you!
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Hi - when are you going to post new videos? Looking forward to them. :)
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Thanks for the subscription! So happy to find you. Astronomy is one of my hobbies so I was fast to subscribe back, Sad thing that the house bought years ago is covered now by City Lights. Filters filter out to much! Hope to learn from you! Peace and Good Jer
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December 31, 2007 Tonight I had first light with my Eigth inch f/6 telescope. I had to re mount the mirror twice, further up the tube so that I could focus the telescope, but now it works like a charm. My wife and stepson have joined me in the endeavor and enjoyed the telescope with me.
Stars are pinpoint as they should be. The Star test comes in very well. Mars is great with more surface detail than my 49 year old eyes can discern. The Orion nebula is wonderful! My cat, Fortunado, the Contaminator's sister, also known as "The Floof" has been hovering around the telescope all night. I flatter myself that she wants to be part of first light, but in reality, she wants to go inside where it is warm and eat. Francis J. O'Reilly |
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I really like your videos, I will begin making my own once I gather the funds, I'm starting to think mine is to small after seeing the size of the tube your making lol
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