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Subject: [Leica] Wooden tripods
From: octabod at gmail.com (Luis Miguel Castañeda Navas)
Date: Sun Oct 28 23:34:34 2007
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On 29/10/2007, at 1:23, Jerry Lehrer wrote:
> Unfortunately, the common name for those products is ASBESTOS. No
> thank you.
the same kind of problem that you will get if you delaminate a carbon
fiber stick and inhale it, or if you mess with the toner of your
laser printer and it ends down your nose, as many other materials.
AFAIK you can break it, given the case, but it won't become nothing
light enough to float into air as it could do it with fabrics exposed
to high temperatures (if not, why use them?). Anyhoo, it's just my
personal opinion. :)
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