Restoring a Horseman Woodman 45 - best place for parts?

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I am restoring a Horseman Woodman 45 camera and will be needing parts. Where is the best place to look? McMaster - Carr has acorn nuts but what size?

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Last time I needed some Horseman parts, I checked e-bay, looking for a parts camera.

What parts do you need other than an acorn nut?
 
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Last time I needed some Horseman parts, I checked e-bay, looking for a parts camera.

What parts do you need other than an acorn nut?

It arrives on Monday, so I am not sure yet. I may need the black painted focus board. see pic. Oh, and a handle strap for sure. I will know more on Monday.
McMaster-Carr has some acorn nuts but I don't know what size. Do you have any idea? Thanks

 
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I'd guess M4 0.7 pitch for the acorn nut. I got some parts from ecbuyonline2008. Looks like they have a strap that might work. I think they also have bellows too, in case your has some holes and focus screens for Horseman.

BTW, again, nice camera, looks like it does not need much at all.

 
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Thanks. I think I have bought from them in the past. I hope it does not need much! I just can't tell about the chunk of wood broken off. Maybe it won't affect the use. I do not care about it being perfect. I bought it to use.
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That little chip on the front? That is not bad at all and easily repairable. My Century 8x10 was much worse but still very repairable.
 
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