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Here is a plate glass 10.5 inch [27cm] mirror with a 1/16 inch [1mm] wide turned edge that after an hour of effort is not going away. TDE can be caused by incomplete fine grinding. Fine grinding often completes from center to edge. If not enough time is allowed per grit size then larger pits may remain at .
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Aug 12, 2015 · Difference Between Mirror and Lens Working Principle. Mirrors work by reflecting light incident on them. Lenses work by refracting light passing through them. Composition. A mirror typically consists of a highly polished surface of a metal placed behind a glass. A lens is typically a bent piece of glass or plastic. Calculations
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MIRROR BLANKS AND TOOLS Plate Glass: Plate Glass is the least expensive material to build a mirror from. The thicker the glass, the less is will bend out of shape if the mirror is to be large. Thinner glass is perfectly well to work with, as long as the glass is supported properly in the finished telescope.
OBTENER PRECIO >>You’ll learn the step-by-step method for grinding and polishing the mirror, building the mount, and assembling a complete telescope. Notes from John Dobson's Telescope Making Class. If you would like to grind your own telescope mirror, or build a telescope the Dobson way, these notes should be very useful. ... The tool is a round glass ...
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aspherical glass lenses and glass molding dies is required. As a processing method that responds to the needs, authors devised a new grinding technique called as a "parallel grinding method" which performs an arc-envelope grinding method [1] [2], using an ultra-fine grit diamond wheel with an arc-trued cross-sectional profile [3].
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Typically, the primary mirror is made of glass. Pyrex is commonly used for the primary mirror because of its thermal stability, but for small mirrors, plate glass will work fine too. Telescope mirrors are relatively thick. The concave shaped face is made by repeatedly rubbing the primary glass blank over another blank called the "tool".
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Jul 12, 2014 · A few months ago I made a 400mm diameter planoconvex lens using a similar method. ... hexagon back glass telescope mirror ... water coverage are your friend for rough grinding to shape. ...
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Introductory Optomechanical Engineering OPTI 421/521 University of Arizona Specifying Optical Components • Lenses, Mirrors, Prisms,. • Must include tolerances – Allowable errors in radius, thickness, refractive index • Must consider – Surface defects – Material defects – Mounting features We only touch on this topic here.
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Jan 17, 2016 · Swift Glass Swift Glass Co., Inc., P.O. Box 879, 131 West 22nd Street Elmira, New York 14902 USA Phone 1-607-733-7166 or 1-800-53-SWIFT Fax 1-607-732-5829 Swift Glass is a supplier of optical glass and services for industry. They are said to have good prices and be easy to work with.
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May 30, 2014 · This is how you make a telescope mirror out of a hunk of glass: Use a sand mixture and another piece of glass to grind away the middle of a concave shape. Repeat with finer and finer grit sand. Dave Barosso demonstrates the technique, but to do it yourself, try to visit one of the Telescope Makers Workshop's classes on Friday nights in Oakland.
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Mirror Blanks For Telescopes . United Lens Company supports both the professional and amateur astronomical community. We've sold classic test plate and mirror blanks for nearly as long as ULC has been in business.
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Jun 05, 2009 · Very old mirror/lens grinding machine. This machine can grind and polish using different stroke patterns, i.e. w-stroke, short strokes, long strokes, .
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After nine years of work—years spent learning everything from grinding the lenses to making the frames—an apprentice could submit a sample of eyeglasses to the guild's examining board. If the glasses were good enough, the apprentice became a master and could open his or her own shop. ... While you can clean a glass lens with any piece of ...
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Hogging out, or rough grinding, removed a lot of glass in a short time with very coarse grit, but that left a very rough surface behind. Fine grinding, and later polishing, has as a major goal to smooth that surface through a series of successive refinements. The criteria for switching grits, therefore, is:
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We supply glass optics for small pilot and prototype runs as well as for large volume manufacture. We make our own test plates and tools. We can manufacture glass lenses using our high speed grinding/polishing machines which use diamond pellet tools and Poly-urethane pad polishers or the traditional lapping machines using emery powder and pitch polishers.
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You’ll learn the step-by-step method for grinding and polishing the mirror, building the mount, and assembling a complete telescope. Notes from John Dobson's Telescope Making Class. If you would like to grind your own telescope mirror, or build a telescope the Dobson way, these notes should be very useful. ... The tool is a round glass ...
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Holding the mirror: Don't let your fingers touch the bevel of your glass while rotating the mirror during grinding and polishing. When you rotate the mirror during it closer to the center of the edge. Touching the bevel heats the glass, causing to expand.
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The manufacture of a lens element that is pure enough to be used for photography is pretty complex. You need materials with adequate purity, light transmission, and hardness, not to mention a fair bit of precision in your grinding mechanism to ensure you refract light enough to focus it where you want it focused, and do so evenly across the surface of the lens.
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Want to build your own telescope? Start with one of our telescope mirror kits. Each kit comes with a telescope mirror blank and all the abrasives (silicon carbide grits and white aluminum oxide powders), cerium oxide polish and pitch to grind and polish it to your specifications.
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CNC glass machining isn't a cost effective method for making simple optics like spherical lenses and right angle prisms, but it is the ideal method for manufacturing components with complex geometries.
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aspherical glass lenses and glass molding dies is required. As a processing method that responds to the needs, authors devised a new grinding technique called as a "parallel grinding method" which performs an arc-envelope grinding method [1] [2], using an ultra-fine grit diamond wheel with an arc-trued cross-sectional profile [3].
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We supply glass optics for small pilot and prototype runs as well as for large volume manufacture. We make our own test plates and tools. We can manufacture glass lenses using our high speed grinding/polishing machines which use diamond pellet tools and Poly-urethane pad polishers or the traditional lapping machines using emery powder and pitch polishers.
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The mirror (or tool) was then carefully placed on top of the tool (or mirror) and grinding started (i.e., pushing the glass disk on top back and forth). The procedure was quite similar to grinding a smaller mirror, except that the disks are heavier. With the coarser grits, pressure was applied to speed grinding.
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You might purchase a mirror grinding kit, and have everything you need included. If such a kit is unavailable, you need to do some scrounging. You can order a 19 mm thick disc at your local glass shop. Such glass is usually used for tabletops and window displays.
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May 03, 2011 · Page 1 of 7 - My broken C14 corrector plate project - posted in ATM, Optics and DIY Forum: A C14 has been my dream scope for a long time. I have always admired the size and awesomeness of the C14 and finally was able to get one for a great price but with one major flaw : A broken corrector plate. Now I have had a few SCTs and know that when a corrector plate is broken, .
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Precision and mirror micro-grinding of micro-lens array on macro-freeform glass substrate for micro-photovoltaic performances ... Although a polishing-free mirror finish grinding method was ...
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Study on a 5-axis precision and mirror grinding of glass freeform surface without on-machine wheel-profile truing ... finally, the 5-axis grinding experiments of F-theta glass lens were performed to observe freeform errors and surface quality. ... S. Wang, L. Yi, S. SunAn accurate method for five-axis flute grinding in cylindricalend-mills ...
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Everyone talks about grinding mirrors, but very few do it. Grinding takes patience, dedication and a desire for perfection. ... Now for a twist on this test. If you have a simple lens like a magnifying glass you can move towards the floating image and examine it with the lens. How much detail can you see? ... Is "Wikibooks: Telescope Making ...
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To begin grinding operations a small pan partly filled with #220 or #240 carborundum or Aloxite mixed with water is placed nearby with a one inch paint brush in it to apply the mixture to the surfaces. Apply some to the lens and the grinding tool (the latter being the glass tool or the concave of the flint element).
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This process is known as annealing. The final lens-shaped chunks of glass are known as blanks. Making the lenses The blanks are processed by the telescope manufacturer in three steps: cutting, grinding, and polishing. A mirror is formed in exactly the same way as a lens until the reflective coating is applied.
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