Frage von Isekram:
Have here an old tripod head of Bilora.
Unfortunately, the aluminum parts were very shabby.
That's why I cut the head, cleaned and newly painted.
Now we have s.den assembly. All parts are still intact and complete.
The existing Teflon (?) Were fitted with a sort of "FAT" lubricated.
Who knows what a train is and where you get.
Antwort von rtzbild:
Have here an old tripod head of Bilora.
Unfortunately, the aluminum parts were very shabby.
That's why I cut the head, cleaned and newly painted.
Now we have s.den assembly. All parts are still intact and complete.
The existing Teflon (?) Were fitted with a sort of "FAT" lubricated.
Who knows what a train is and where you get. Silicone grease, the equipment used.
DIY shop, expensive.
Can use Vaseline but synonymous, Gleitcreme water-based does not really help here; o)
Pharmacy, next to the bed.
HTH
Olli
Antwort von JMitch:
The local whorehouse? You can do it so secretly respond to
Antwort von rtzbild:
The local whorehouse? You can do it so secretly respond to They have water-based Lubricant.
Ask me but not now where I know, o)
Antwort von JMitch:
Is it clear to me that this is a pimp knows :-)=)
Antwort von JMitch:
Hmmm, where you know exactly that this tripod for such films serve?
Joking aside, Vaseline is not temperature stable, which is under heat from nothing to this case.
Antwort von Peter06:
Joking aside, Vaseline is not temperature stable, the heat from running .... where? * g *
Antwort von Markus:
The composition of the lubricant (for the tripod head I mean) should be well guarded secrets of the respective manufacturer's. In addition to a constant attenuation at different temperatures should not synonymous increased early resistance in the pan or tilt may occur.
An earlier (jokingly) Recommendation was time to get a big head Sachtler to buy and the lubricant therein herauszukratzen. ;-)
Antwort von camtv:
@ Markus
.... let the times the boys of Sachtler not hear!
BTW: Remember my question in the forum (rest of section)
LG René
