What other hobbies get in the way of bike buying ?
its a Jay Haide - "Guadagnini" copy - and it plays way better than I do. (note the non C&V bow..)
12-09-18, 06:18 AM
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Sweet-looking fiddle! I’ve read good things about the Haide products, @jetboy. I’ll try to post a decent photo of my Eastman Strad, and perhaps my old Czech Strad. I reset the Czech fiddle’s soundpost Friday. Only took a half hour this time!
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12-09-18, 11:28 AM
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Sweet-looking fiddle! I’ve read good things about the Haide products, @jetboy. I’ll try to post a decent photo of my Eastman Strad, and perhaps my old Czech Strad. I reset the Czech fiddle’s soundpost Friday. Only took a half hour this time!
12-09-18, 11:40 AM
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Sage MUSKY Fly Rod Blank 1190-4 MUSKEY | MudHole.com
Building an 11 weight Sage "Musky" fly rod from a blank this winter.
Certainly less expensive than a prebuilt and I can customize handles and guides.
Bring on the bruiser northerns and muskies next summer.
Building an 11 weight Sage "Musky" fly rod from a blank this winter.
Certainly less expensive than a prebuilt and I can customize handles and guides.
Bring on the bruiser northerns and muskies next summer.
12-09-18, 02:42 PM
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Looks really nice, great work! I looked in to making one a while back too, but in the end decided to buy one from Moviestuff. I used it for a while to make a bit of money (a very little bit) but now have it to digitize my own film. I don't shoot much Super8, it's silly expensive but I do enjoy it. What camera head is that on your telecine?
12-09-18, 04:39 PM
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12-09-18, 05:36 PM
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My other hobby besides softball coaching is kids photography that I started last year - well, at least my kids playing sports.
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12-09-18, 06:30 PM
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Got a bit into 8 mm film a couple of years ago. Hence my avatar pic.
But mostly just to watch and edit the old family films, then get them transferred.
I like these old Swiss machines.
Bolex 18-5 - standard 8, on top
and an M8 , which I found complete and near mint. It sounds like a turbo jet taking off when you fire it up.
12-09-18, 07:13 PM
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very nice bolex. I was into 16mm for a while and had a couple projectors I liked to use in projects. I loved just getting old films from junk stores and salvage places- some are amazing and many have never been digitized. So you are seeing something truly unique.
I still have my kodak pageant. Common model but like bicycles, sometimes they are common because they were so good. still works great!
I still have my kodak pageant. Common model but like bicycles, sometimes they are common because they were so good. still works great!
