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Subject: Alternative archival sleeves for 120MF Stereo Slides
Date: 2007-10-18 09:46:11
From: Dr. Kevin Pernicano
If folks want to store their 120 MF stereo slides in clear archival sleeves that fit into a 3 ring binder, Light Impressions www.lightimpressionsdirect.com has an item #7727.  It is actually for post cards, but it will hold MF Stereo slides (in cardboard/paper or the newer TL-120 plastic), 4 to a page, and the sleeve matierial is archival.  It is nice alternative to individual 120 sleeves, the pages can be stored in 3 ring binders right next to my 5P and 7P 35mm stereo slides and can all be seen at one glance on a light table.
 
The unit price is $13.75 for a pack of 25 pages.
 
BTW, I don't own stock in Light Impressions or anything.  I just like their products.
 
-kp

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Re: Boxes for 3D World MF Slides From: Peter Thomson
1b.
Re: Boxes for 3D World MF Slides From: Harry Calderbank
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Re: Boxes for 3D World MF Slides From: Peter Thomson

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Re: Boxes for 3D World MF Slides

Posted by: "Peter Thomson" p.tho1181@bigpond.com   reality_00_vision

Wed Oct 17, 2007 4:39 am (PST)

Now there is really deeeeeep creative flat line thinking !

----- Original Message -----
From: David Damico
To: MF3D-group@yahoogro ups.com
Sent: Wednesday, October 17, 2007 6:01 AM
Subject: Re: [MF3D-group] Boxes for 3D World MF Slides

It seems that designing something in CAD is over-thinking something basic. If you consider that the variables may change from the slide manufacturer' s side (as is the case with their camera), something with such absolutely tight criteria seems like a dog chasing its own tail.

David

On 10/16/07, Peter Thomson <p.tho1181@bigpond. com> wrote:

Hi John,

I had thought of that, but on CAD found that the amount of difference in height between slides even with a 20 degree slope, ...No matter what you do, some will love it, some will hate it, but hey, it's just a box, not a display case.

Happy 3D-ing, Peter

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Re: Boxes for 3D World MF Slides

Posted by: "Harry Calderbank" hcalderbank@bigpond.com   hcalderbank

Wed Oct 17, 2007 7:10 pm (PST)

--- In MF3D-group@yahoogro ups.com, "David Damico"
wrote:
>
> It seems that designing something in CAD is over-thinking something
basic.

Overthinking something basic? I wasn't aware the method used to design
the box was in question (or deserving of criticism)? Personally, I'm
glad that someone has taken the time and trouble to design something
(by whatever means) that might be of use to some of us who are looking
for such a neat little presentation box. At this stage, I'm not aware
of anything else specifically designed for MF slides.

Well done Peter. I'm interested.

Harry Calderbank
hcalderbank@ bigpond.com

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Re: Boxes for 3D World MF Slides

Posted by: "Peter Thomson" p.tho1181@bigpond.com   reality_00_vision

Wed Oct 17, 2007 8:55 pm (PST)

--- In MF3D-group@yahoogro ups.com, "Harry Calderbank"
wrote:
>
> --- In MF3D-group@yahoogro ups.com, "David Damico"
> wrote:
> >
> > It seems that designing something in CAD is over-thinking something
> basic.
>
> Overthinking something basic? I wasn't aware the method used to
design
> the box was in question (or deserving of criticism)? >
> Well done Peter. I'm interested.
>
> Harry Calderbank
> hcalderbank@ ...
>

Thanks Harry, I was starting to think what a hard to please lot these
MF3D'ers are, nothing but criticism. Someone who thinks that designing
in CAD is "over-thinking" is way out of touch with the modern world.
What do they think a manufacturer, in another country, want to see for
plans on what they are being asked to manufacture accurately to
specifications, a crayon sketch on the back of a beer coaster?
I'm glad somebody appreciates what I'm trying to offer them at rock
bottom price. I'm not doing this box to make a stack of money out of
it, just to have an elegant presentation box for my small business, and
sell off the excess from the manufacturers minimum order. If there was
significant interest, a larger order could be placed to bring the cost
down even more.

Cheers to you Harry!
Happy 3D-ing, Peter

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