Hi Marcy,
I do "brag Buttons" for school groups with my camera club. Badge-a-minit
company in Illinois has circle cutters that cut 1.25", 2.25",and 3" I think
those are right. Web search for Badge-a-minit[I looked it
up-->http://www.badgeaminit.com/cutacircles.html ]
These would work well in the d
John: Oh MAN! WHY did you have to bring those to my attention? I hadn't seen
them before. Well, guess there goes another ten minutes of my life. -MM
Marcy Merrill
Photographer
www.merrillphoto.com
- Original Message -
From: "John Yeo"
To:
Sent: Friday, April 18, 2003 3:20 PM
Subject: Re
Philip: But I don't HAVE two weeks! Maybe if I inject the mold with a
hormone... or a or a steroid, or something? Nah. I'm going to try that
circle cutter. I called Michael's and they have it in stock. Can't make it
up there for a couple of days though. Guess we'll all have to wait in
suspense
So who's going to be the first one to make a camera out of the altoid strips
cans?
John
- Original Message -
From: "Marcy Merrill"
To:
Sent: Thursday, April 17, 2003 11:19 AM
Subject: [pinhole-discussion] going in circles
> Here's a question for you buncha geniuses.
> With my deadlin
Marcy,
Couldn't you trace the interior onto paper, cut it out, then trace it onto a
piece of thick cardboard, and cut *it* out... then, perhaps, you could use the
scalpel to cut the film around the cardboard. I don't know if this would give
you a better fit than trying to go around the outside
Another low tech solution might be to take a sheet of
aluminum or steel larger than your film and cut a
circle out the size you want your film. Then lay the
parts down:
circle (aluminum)
film
outside of circle (aluminum)
table/firm surface
and press down firmly (you might have to tap around
the
> - Original Message -
> From: "Marcy Merrill"
>
>
> > Here's a question for you buncha geniuses.
> > With my deadline being WWPD, I have gotten off my
> butt and made those
> > Pintoid Sours pinhole cameras I've been thinking
> about. After a grueling
> 10> > minutes, they were complet
