Remove a small Bug in the viewfinder In Nikkormat FTn

There was a small Bug in the viewfinder in this old Nikkormat FTn, and the only way I could get it out, was to take off the topcover and then take out the prism.
Most of the tools I use is homemade.

[@GrahamtheWood1]

Excellent, thank you! It is fascinating to watch you dismantling cameras and lenses. You have a very fine touch. I have owned all Nikon cameras and lenses since 1976, they are a 'work of art'. Well done!!

[@arielgajda3335]

Amazing job 👏👍🤙🇦🇷

[@nuccio0653]

Sei troppo bravo

[@Crispy_Bee]

How on earth did that insect manage to get in there? That's actually quite impressive! Great job - as always! I just got a Nikon 105mm 2.8 Micro Nikkor AI-S and 35-70mm 2.8D with loads of haze and signs of mould - I'll try to fix them using your videos, the 35-70mm seems to be a rather easy fix.

[@oterogustavo]

Excelent

[@peterlajos]

Hej Kenneth! I’m super happy I found your channel! I just got my hands on an extremely nice condition Pentax KM at an auction for 370 kr., but it has the stuck mirror syndrome and it seems like, it's not the usual Pentax-disease. It remains in the up position only when the shutter is cocked. I think it could really use a good CLA. Do you happen to take on repairs in Copenhagen? If so, how can I get in touch with you? Thanks a bunch!

[@sonyaathena00]

What about Nikon D7500?