Here is a cropped and rotated version of the picture Scott posted, I think it's pretty close too so unless anyone is dead set against it I'm going to go with my 006 blue print
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/... Bespin Scope Bracket Nut 002_zpsrrjwfeao.jpg
http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/...SBBB/ESBScopeBracketBespin006_zps889d77df.jpg
does this help?
The knurled screw is a Kaiser camera mount screw, but I was unable to find any of the correct size over the years.
BUT even on the bigger ones, the 50:50 ratio seems correct (maybe 55% straight: 45% knurled)
http://www.kaiser-fototechnik.de/images/produkte_hq/6400.jpg
They look really good to me Wow!
Not a chance of finding one online I bet
does this help?
The knurled screw is a Kaiser camera mount screw, but I was unable to find any of the correct size over the years.
BUT even on the bigger ones, the 50:50 ratio seems correct (maybe 55% straight: 45% knurled)
http://www.kaiser-fototechnik.de/images/produkte_hq/6400.jpg
that sir is a amazing find!!
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Credit belongs to lonepigeon, who told me about these....but again, this theory is still unprooven, since I have yet to find a correctly sized thumbscrew.
Let me reiterate - I assume Master Replicas used a similar modern camera mount on their incorrect blasters. Not the original prop.Hmm, I dunno. The knurling is in the wrong place on that particular thumbscrew, and there's a step rather than a bevel there. It sure looks like a lot of the other knobs used on props, though!
does this help?
The knurled screw is a Kaiser camera mount screw, but I was unable to find any of the correct size over the years.
BUT even on the bigger ones, the 50:50 ratio seems correct (maybe 55% straight: 45% knurled)
http://www.kaiser-fototechnik.de/images/produkte_hq/6400.jpg