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  1. 08-28-2009, 00:19 #1
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    Default Flexure mirror mounts.

    Hi all, does any one have any of those flexure mirror mounts like arctos uses?

    If you do could you take some pics and up them? Dimensions would be great too.

    I am would like to machine some up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chad View Post
    Hi all, does any one have any of those flexure mirror mounts like arctos uses?

    If you do could you take some pics and up them? Dimensions would be great too.

    I am would like to machine some up.

    thanks,

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    http://www.cvilaser.com/common/pdfs/BSF.pdf -> better picture

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    Hey Chad,

    I have solidworks files at home for these. Got 30 of them made, and they work very well.. PM me a email addy and I will email the file thru.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chad View Post
    Hi all, does any one have any of those flexure mirror mounts like arctos uses?

    If you do could you take some pics and up them? Dimensions would be great too.

    I am would like to machine some up.

    thanks,

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    Hey Dave, I wouldn't mind the file too if possible

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    you got them made in brass?
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    Quote Originally Posted by FourDee View Post
    you got them made in brass?
    Yuppo, see attached pic

    also see here http://www.photonlexicon.com/forums/...114#post113114
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    Great, thanks.

    That is exactly what I was looking for.

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    Cool Some good reading.
    Thanks,

    All: Thanks looks like it is time to sit down with solidworks and then machine some stuff up.

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    Default Got out solidworks

    Fired up solidworks and designed some little mounts. They are 1"x1"x.5 inch.

    What do you think, any suggestions?

    I kept throwing in things to give some idea of scale.


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