ëª just finished my backsight target prism. 
The paint finish looks very nice! How did you do it? Maybe I'm just too impatient to produce a good paint job -- I always end up with runs and sags in mine.
Jim the paint was made with that.
Total cost is under 110$ the only expensive was was the vial from level develompent that costs about 80$.
johnymal, post: 363755, member: 7096 wrote: ëª just finished my backsight target prism.
Beautiful!!
What's the sensitivity of the bubble?
I also want to build same. Are you willing to post the list of materials?
Thank you.
johnymal, post: 363755, member: 7096 wrote: ëª just finished my backsight target prism.
How did you manage the verticality of the minim prism pole? How did you calibrate the agreement between the plate bubble and the mini prism pole axis?
Reminds me of the old trivets we used that were made by Wild- not leica - Wild. Like the one in my profile pic.
amdomag, post: 363776, member: 1683 wrote: Beautiful!!
What's the sensitivity of the bubble?
I also want to build same. Are you willing to post the list of materials?
Thank you.
Materials are alluminium plate 12mm
screws, adaptor for prism pole, yellow paint and circular vial. The vial was this
https://www.leveldevelopments.com/products/circular-levels/surface-mounted-circular-levels/cg707-circular-level-70mm-dia-72mm/
Looking good!!!
Looked at attempting something similar myself but didn't have the metalwork skills so purchased something off the bay which works for me
johnymal, post: 363795, member: 7096 wrote: Materials are alluminium plate 12mm
screws, adaptor for prism pole, yellow paint and circular vial. The vial was this
https://www.leveldevelopments.com/products/circular-levels/surface-mounted-circular-levels/cg707-circular-level-70mm-dia-72mm/
Can I share this?
Absolutelly you can share this.
johnymal, post: 363975, member: 7096 wrote: Absolutelly you can share this.
Thank you. :good:
