Drawings of some tools...

[-=Drifter=-]

That's exactly right, Bill! You win the prize! Vanna, tell Bill what he's won...

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What with all this talk about stereograms, I thought I'd dig up my old Kodak Kodaslide Stereo Viewer I and draw it for you:

[Soquili]

Another excellent drawing, Bob. Now I have to ask, how on earth did you manage to hang onto that viewer all these years? I haven't seen one of those in about 45 years.

[-=Drifter=-]

Thanks Bill. I seem to collect stuff and not get rid of it. Hahahahahaha

Anyway, I have a ton of those slides with my parents on them and wouldn't dare want to part with any of that.

[-=Drifter=-]

i finally finished the stereo camera itself, first the skeleton view:

[-=Drifter=-]

Now the camera with the obstructing lens cap apparatus:

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and finally, without the lens caps:

[Soquili]

Very well done, Bob! Looks like I remember them.

Don't tell me you still have one of those that works. Oh, who am I kidding; you probably still use it at least once a week

[parahandy]

I don't know how you do it Bob, another first class job. So good night I have been at the keyboard------drawing board for twelve hours today . I don't know where I get the energy from I've had cancer of the bladder for 6 years now and I am up or awake every hour, luckily no pain. I have an op every 3 months but this one is overdue by 6 months the hospital is desperately short of staff, my own consultant has emigrated to New Zealand and he came from Australia in the first place. nite nite all. Please don't feel sorry for me I am getting along fine and grateful I have lived such a long time.

[-=Drifter=-]

Thanks guys. Bill, I wouldn't know the first thing about using it.
Parahandy - God bless you (and you too Bill).