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Just picked up a MATE for my maate..


dpattinson

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The normal answer to any loosening screws (anything from a F1 racer to a motor bike) is "Loctite".

 

That's all anyone needs to solve this problem. Just bought a used Ver.2 MATE, and will be keeping a close watch on the need to break out the solution :cool:

 

That's the name I was thinking of, thanks :)

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David, Loctite comes in various grades, that are either more or less difficult to remove.

 

You wouldn't want to go with the version that is almost impossible to remove, that would negate any further work on the lens.

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Thanks Jono, I've been leaning towards the 75 cron and that's almost certainly what I'll choose.

 

I don't have the WATE by the way, and will probably opt for a 21 or 24 when the time comes to complement the MATE at the low end.

 

Regards

Steve

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Interesting title for this thread, as I already have the MATE and use it for travel situations, in particular. My other mate, my wife, is now using and M8 and she is getting her own set of lenses, but also used many of mine. Now she has decided that the MATE is her favorite, so we are now looking to buy a second one, if anyone knows where a nice used one, second version, hopefully coded, might be.

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Thanks Jono, I've been leaning towards the 75 cron and that's almost certainly what I'll choose.

 

I don't have the WATE by the way, and will probably opt for a 21 or 24 when the time comes to complement the MATE at the low end.

 

Regards

Steve

 

Aperture Photographic have a second hand black 75 cron in stock at the moment - in case you're looking. Looks pretty much mint to me.

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Thanks David, although It's listed as sold this morning.

 

There seems to be good general availability on used 90mm's, both cron and elmarit, wheras 75's are thin on the ground.

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