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Nov 30, 2006 14:21 |  #1

http://www.hermes.net.​au/bayling/repair.html (external link)


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Nov 30, 2006 14:25 |  #2

:D :D Started reading the first couple of paragraphs with interest until I scrolled down and seen the pics....very funny LOL


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Nov 30, 2006 14:28 |  #3

That's one tough lens. I would have expected a 8 pounder to flatten it. :)


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Nov 30, 2006 14:33 |  #4

That glass spraying out is pretty darn impressive :p Well I guess that's one thing you could do with those cheap lenses you buy off Ebay...


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Nov 30, 2006 14:36 |  #5

Hey, he even appears to be a fellow New South Welshman... go aussie ingenuity! ;)


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Nov 30, 2006 14:42 |  #6

NICE. that was so funny. i didnt see it coming. pwnage. mabye he should have gone with the 20lb sledge


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Nov 30, 2006 21:22 |  #7

oh boy!! that was soo funny looking at the way he smashed that poor little buddy..


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Dec 01, 2006 01:42 as a reply to  @ mangkukhayun's post |  #8

ah, i've seen this before. thought it was crappy considering you can't use the lens thereafter.


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Dec 01, 2006 02:10 |  #9

Having Thorium glass everywhere is NOT a smart idea! Not as bad as a polonium sandwich, but still...


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Dec 01, 2006 05:51 |  #10

Stupid is as stupid does.

I think the concept of radioactivity escaped this caveman.


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Dec 01, 2006 05:52 |  #11

I would send it back to pentax and claim a manufacturing defect.


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Dec 01, 2006 06:11 |  #12
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Dec 01, 2006 06:50 |  #13

Don't forget to use safety glasses.




  
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