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Chriske

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  1. Next step : making of the telescope-compartment

    Because I had no barrel of the correct size I had to use a couple of these. In the picture the already were cannibalised (two terras-heaters). Needless to say my lovely wife and my neighbours wife were not happy when they saw these two lying on the ground, taped together...🤭

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    Because of the smaller diameter it was very difficult to bend this 420mm 'telescope'.
    In an earlier life we used to make our telescope-tubes this way. They were very strong....anyway...

    This is the result :

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  2. 6 hours ago, Stub Mandrel said:

    That's useful to know, doubling the thickness will make them four times stiffer and I'd like to go with curved ones.

    Good choice. Remember the sum of the angles of the curves must be 180° to 'rule out' diffraction.
    'Rule out' is not correct I know, I should rather say the diffraction normally seen with a regular spider is evenly and completely 'smeared out' all over the field of view using curved spiders.

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