Camera Craftsman - May/June 1967

This May-June 1967 issue of Camera Craftsman delivers comprehensive repair techniques and advancement guidance for camera technicians and enthusiasts. The featured article « repAIRcades Mean Action » examines shutter mechanisms in depth, particularly the copal square system found on Nikorex F, Ricoh Singlex, and Konica FP cameras. « Technician Can Earn Engineer Salary » explores promising career opportunities, revealing that technical school graduates can achieve salary levels comparable to experienced engineers. The issue addresses diverse technical topics including the evolution from flashpowder to electronic flash systems, spring seminars, and timing principles for advertising photography. Two essential tool sets receive detailed coverage: the professional metric tap and die set offering eight drill sizes and twenty-four taps for precision work, and the 29-piece deluxe tiny tool kit designed specifically for intricate camera repairs. The « Service Notes » section provides practical solutions to common repair challenges. Additional sections include information about repAIRcades training sessions held nationwide and technician graduation announcements, making this issue valuable for both active repair professionals and aspiring craftsmen seeking technical advancement.