minicoop1985
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So I've acquired a Nikon F that was part of a box o' parts cameras (sort of-SRT-202 just needed to be wound with the shutter pushed and it worked). It's got a slight issue, besides the obvious dirt. I might leave that to give it that real vintage cred, you know? Anyway, the film advance gear thing is broken-the one with the teeth that catch the film (sorry, not sure what the technical term is). The top of the shaft that connects the two gears together broke (see photo of back), and this causes the shutter not to cock when the film advance is turned. Here's my question: what's a good way to fix this? It's pretty easy to line up properly, but will superglue alone hold it? Or should I make a little collar out of plastic and superglue that to make it stronger? That won't cause any issues with the film itself, will it? Or do I have to replace the gear? Thanks for the help. I think I'm gonna keep this one if it can be saved.
IMG_4314 by longm1985, on Flickr
IMG_4315 by longm1985, on Flickr
IMG_4316 by longm1985, on Flickr
IMG_4318 by longm1985, on Flickr
Definitely been through something, that's for sure.
IMG_4314 by longm1985, on Flickr
IMG_4315 by longm1985, on Flickr
IMG_4316 by longm1985, on Flickr
IMG_4318 by longm1985, on Flickr
Definitely been through something, that's for sure.