Question: B&J 4x5 Ground glass screen

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Mat23

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Howdy People.
I recently picked up an old Burke & James 4x5. The gray painted timber version.
I was looking to replace and improve on the original ground glass screen with something brighter and perhaps more robust.
My question is this. I believe my screen is 1mm thick (i dont have the right tool to measure) would this be right?
Just looking at ebay generics, nothing appears that thin?
Any B&J owners out there who might know? Cheers
 

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As long as the ground surface is in the correct location, the glass can be thicker, if the frame can accommodate the increased depth.
 
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I just took delivery of a ground glass for my B&J Orbit 4x5 from ebay and it seems fine, and a bit improved over the original. Hope to take it out in the next few days to see how well it works.
 
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