Amateur Telescope Making
Publisher: Springfield Telescope Makers Inc 2018
Number of pages: 428
Description:
There are almost as many ways to make mirrors and telescopes as there are telescope makers. On these pages, however, we have tried to stick with simple and proven techniques that are most appropriate for novice mirror and telescope makers, and are generally what we teach beginners at the Stellafane Mirror Class.
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