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To clear some space for new products, we've removed Lubricating Camera Mechanisms, Cleaning Optics and Testing Shutter Speeds from the General Articles. We still provide these articles on CD along with some new materials. See, Infotech CD's.

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GENERAL ARTICLES
General Repair Tips  entry level
Cleaning Techniques  entry to intermediate level

REPAIRING ANTIQUE SHUTTERS & CAMERAS
Ball Bearing Shutter   entry to intermediate level
Guillotine Shutter in the Linex  entry to intermediate level
Kodak No. 2 Brownie Model A  entry to intermediate level
Argus A2B  entry to intermediate level 
Kodak Kodamatic (old style)  entry to intermediate level
Kodak Kodex (similar to Kodon, Dakon) entry to intermediate level