please advise on which product I may need for 8mm cassetes
1889952
Sorry, but there is no 8-mm adapter. Your only option is to purchase one of the many video converters which connects to your camera and your computer where you can copy your tapes into many formats such as dvd. You can also just choose to buy the wire which connects your 8-mm camera to your vcr. Put a blank vhs tape into your vcr and record.
1889953
It is a fact. There are no 8-mm to vhs adapter. If it were, it would be far more expensive than the price of a vcr. That type of devise would have to consist of your 8-mm tape, vhs tape, electronic components and all be compact enough to fit into a vhs size adapter. Price ? Go figure.
1889954
Although I was not looking for the 8mm converter, initial internet research showed most people said there was no 8mm to VHS converter unless taken to a professional. That does not make this a fact so maybe further searching will find you the answer.
1348377
Both should work. Technically it would use 8in but I'm using 14in and they work just fine for me.
761935
A #8 will fit with plenty of room to spare. Actually any tapered head screw that will fit a 3/8" hole should work. The taper starts at 3/4" and tapers to 3/8". The magnet is 1/2" thick and the taper occupies half of that thickness or about 1/4". The magnet is 1-7/8" in diameter. All such magnets should be carefully mounted as they are subject to cracking if undue force is applied on the screw. At 150 lbs of rated pull, the mounting screw or bolt should be substantial and securely flush mounted. I would not use anything other than a tapered head screw or bolt as other shapes would unduly alter the stress point of the mount. A #8 will fit with plenty of room to spare. Actually any tapered head screw that will fit a 3/8" hole should work. The taper starts at 3/4" and tapers to 3/8". The magnet is 1/2" thick and the taper occupies half of that thickness or about 1/4". The magnet is 1-7/8" in diameter. All such magnets should be carefully mounted as they are subject to cracking if undue force is applied on the screw. At 150 lbs of rated pull, the mounting screw or bolt should be substantial and securely flush mounted. I would not use anything other than a tapered head screw or bolt as... » Read More A #8 will fit with plenty of room to spare. Actually any tapered head screw that will fit a 3/8" hole should work. The taper starts at 3/4" and tapers to 3/8". The magnet is 1/2" thick and the taper occupies half of that thickness or about 1/4". The magnet is 1-7/8" in diameter. All such magnets should be carefully mounted as they are subject to cracking if undue force is applied on the screw. At 150 lbs of rated pull, the mounting screw or bolt should be substantial and securely flush mounted. I would not use anything other than a tapered head screw or bolt as other shapes would unduly alter the stress point of the mount. « Show Less
2245022
I used a 5/8 inch and it worked well, however, I did not try the other sizes and I'm not sure what the company recommends.
2138002
This will fit on any standard hot shoe or accessory shoe equivalent. Its soft rubber so it doesn't sit "perfectly" flat. Not an issue for my 8mm lens but may be for you.
1971701
This adapter only works with C type tapes . It will not work with 8mm reel type .
1460564
Simply type in "metric collet for porter cable router" and you will find both the 8 & 12 MM sizes here on Amazon. They are both porter cable brand so I'd think they"ll work for you. Honestly, I have no experience as my use is all Imperial measure.
117045
Yeah it's kind of funny how they do that...I personally only use three of them, so the set wasn't that great of a deal. If you need to use 4 or more of them, it's cheaper to get the set, otherwise, alcarte is the way to go (unless you want the case). Here's the complete list: 17 Caliber (5-40 threads) 338 / 8mm Caliber 20 Caliber (5-40 threads) 35 / 9mm Caliber 22 Caliber 375 Caliber 243 / 6mm Caliber 40 / 416 Caliber 25 / 6.5mm Caliber 44 Caliber 270 / 7mm Caliber 45 Caliber #239013 30 / 32 Caliber
117047
Yeah it's kind of funny how they do that...I personally only use three of them, so the set wasn't that great of a deal. If you need to use 4 or more of them, it's cheaper to get the set, otherwise, alcarte is the way to go (unless you want the case). Here's the complete list: 17 Caliber (5-40 threads)338 / 8mm Caliber20 Caliber (5-40 threads)35 / 9mm Caliber22 Caliber375 Caliber243 / 6mm Caliber40 / 416 Caliber25 / 6.5mm Caliber44 Caliber270 / 7mm Caliber45 Caliber #23901330 / 32 Caliber
118760
The slide is not compatible with 8mm. It is designed to fit 35mm slides and 35mm negatives. If you could design a slide mechanism to fit the slot, I see no reason why it would not capture them.
1821030
mscdirect.com is a good source of milling cutters. You can also purchase the collets needed for various shenk diameters.
591424
Yes. Any 3mm or 5mm varieties will work up to the max dimension--I think about 8x11.
383595
Diameter is 1 1/2" on both ends, but if your rifle has any recoil the flip-up will be on the ground in no time. They won't stay on my 8mm.The scope comes with the see-through type with elastic attachments, these stay on.
1580911
No problem, order Anyray #A1710Y (5 lamps) sold by breezy.Note: 8.6mm & 6mm are interchangeable.Best regardsHarry
853928
I have tried the 0.5mm and the 1.8mm, they both go on easily. I prefer the 0.5mm just because I like a thinner grip.
536702
I use norton waterstones going from 1000->4000->8000g It takes a while to get the touch down though if you aren't used to sharpening blades (I am a woodworker.) If the nicks are deep you might be better off sending it out to be sharpened. Stainless is a difficult metal to really put a hone on in the first place so the 1000g is necessary to remove significant metal. The 4000g basically tunes the edge you generate with the 1000g and the 8000 removes burrs and puts on a polish. Once done, I will touch up occasionally on the 8k, every so often hitting it with the 4k first.
76357
I think you will need one of these Orion Mak-Cass Adapter Ring for Schmidt-Cass Accessories. Orion offers this on there website and has excellent support that could help you too. hope this helps