"Erik" <dontspam-erik.RemoveThis@spamstinks.homelinux.net(remove
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> I have an old 150mm Symmar convertible lens with a Compur
shutter, and the
> aperture tab broke off. If anyone knows of a source for
parts like this, or
> if anyone has a non-working example of a Compur shutter of
this age (it
> probably doesn't even have to be the same size shutter),
please let me know.
> The knob is an integral part of a small pointer that
resides over the
> aperture scale, which is in turn held onto the shutter by
means of a small
> screw. All I'd need is the pointer with the knob, so just
the little "arm"
> that attaches with a small screw. If you can help, please
email me at
> "cell ist /\at/\ com cast /dot\ net" (remove all spaces
and slashes, change
> at and dot to the appropriate symbols). I still remember
the days when there
> were no worries with posting your real email as is, but
spam has long made
> this an unwise practice. Thanks!
>
Parts for old Compur shutters are hard to come by. You
might try some of the more active shutter repair people one
of them might have a spare he would be willing to sell or
give away. Try Steve Grimes shop at <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.skgrimes.com" target="_blank">http://www.skgrimes.com</a>
Perhaps the part could be replaced as part of a CLA. These
are good shutters and cleaning or repairing them is a whole
lot cheaper than replacing them.
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Richard Knoppow
Los Angeles, CA, USA
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