300 euros?!?!? i think we have a candidate for a diy proyect XDXDXD

Yet another very informative video. Thank you!

You have to wonderful channels, they have rekindled my interest in this fascinating hobby, thank you.

Muchas gracias por su explicación

Very nice..i had just one some years ago

Where can I find one of your earlies videos in de microbe hunter series about the microtome EUROMEX MT.5501 - Thank you for your usefull advices; Greetings FONS

Donde lo puedo conseguir, gracias.

Inspired by your channel, just wondering if this microtome can be used to cut some hard materials, such as fur or hair fiber?

@MicrobehunterMicroscopy

4 жыл бұрын

This would not be a problem, if it is supported. I think it will be difficult though, to put the cut hair or fur flat on the slide. It is like a small disk.

@cranberryseed

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot for the reply. May I contact you for the details, if it could cut hair nicely, l really want to have one.

In English we tend to use the term “pine needle” rather than leaf. Is there a difference in common usage in German? Online translations suggest keifernadel for pine needle and blatt for leaf. I can’t complain though, as your English is better than my (almost nonexistent) German! And as always, thank you for your fun and inspiring videos!

@MicrobehunterMicroscopy

4 жыл бұрын

In German you say Tannennadel (which is also needle). I know that with the needle, but in my prepared slide box, they also call it pine leaf. Technically it is a leaf. I have to admit that I myself was thinking about how to call it properly, and then simply decided to stick to the label on the slide.

@alexandrevaliquette3883

9 ай бұрын

@@MicrobehunterMicroscopyYou obey the law and rules... You truly are a great citizen!

what's the price. Is it sold in India. How could I purchase it.

i bet this is made for the old geometry GEM blades

Tips from my old advisor: keep the elderberry pith with the sample wet. Use a fine camel hair paint brush to move the sections so as not to damage them.

I think microtomes are one of the most overpriced tools, histology microtomes are just a lever with a screw that is turned by a step down gear mechanism in increments with each rotation yet they cost about the same as a sedan.