Fixing a plate where the rain gets in and stopping my mind from wandering.
Bodging around with aluminium off-cuts in my shed
I thought it would be useful if I could piggyback my cameras and smaller scopes on my 127mm. refractor mounted on a NEQ6 Pro. The weight would not exceed the maximum load and I already had an extension bar which would enable me to balance the different set ups. I had some bits of aluminium in the shed and time on my hands.
Now, I know the workmanship is bit ‘here and there’ but I do not possess a pillar drill or much patience. I do however; have lots of nuts and bolts from Poundland and gallons of Gorilla Glue. The fixing-plate cost very little and kept me amused for a couple of days - so as of this moment, I’m pleased with it! Whether it works imaging wise remains to be seen and looking at the clouds overhead it might be sometime before I get to find out.
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