Re: Hand made electrostatic machines

What's the url to his website?

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"dml" <dml@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> A friend has been building a variety of electrotatic machines -
Wimshurst,
> Voss and Bonetti machines - as a passtime but has recently started
listing
> them on eBay. If you are interested in this kind of thing, you should
> probably take a look. I dont know how many of these things he will list,
I
> suppose it depends on interest as it takes time to build them. If you
really
> want one its worth contacting him, he'd probably make one for you.
>
> The machines are hand-crafted, and he really does a nice job. He is
listing
> them at a very low price to see what kind of interest there is. The
first
> devices he is selling are small but he has built huge machines in the
past.
>
> The very first machine is here:
>
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290198672239
>
>
> The builder has a website with step-by-step instructions for building
> home-made nitrogen and dye lasers and other devices from scrap. I won't
post
> the link here in case it gets spammed but I'm sure he'll provide the
link
if
> asked.
>
> Sorry if this doesn't interest you, but he's genuine and I'd be happy to
see
> him sell a few of his devices.
>
> Doug.
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