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Pat Turner
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 23 de agosto de 2024
This is the Heavy Duty Tripod DeWalt came out with for there first Laser Level that ran on 18v batteries. While they later came out with a 20v Laser Level it does not have the range of the first one and the Tripod is not nearly as heavy duty as this one. This is a rock solid Tripod and will handle what ever you mount to it.
BA
Comentado en Canadá el 6 de junio de 2024
Bought this as a warehouse deal.Very well made, sturdy and in my case a bargain. I would not have paid the current new price of almost 150cad for my occasional use and purpose.Note this is a surveying type tripod and does not have photography or microphone features.It ONLY has 5/8-11 mounting threads. NO 1/4-20 or 5/8-18.There is no leg angle locking mechanism but there is a central hook for hanging a weight for extra stability.I wanted this for my laser level and acting as a stand for my work lights and possibly my cordless fan. I was trying to create something similar to the RIDGID Hybrid GEN5X Universal Collapsible Tripod Lighting Stand as it’s not available in my HD area.My laser had both 5/8-11 and 1/4-20 mounting holes so that was ready to go.Only one of my other tools had the matching 5/8 thread. The rest 1/4-20. My solution was to make steel “arm” with a welded 5/8-11 nut so I could attach a combination of items by using neodymium magnets with 1/4-20 studs mounted to the light/fan. This allowed max flexibility with mounting and aiming.I bought these on Amazon “ MUTUACTOR 4PCS Super Powerful Neodymium Round Magnet with 1/4''-20 Male Threaded Stud” and “ PATIKIL 0.79" OD x 0.24" Thickness Tripod Mount Adapter Rubber Pad, 5 Pack 1/4" Screw Hole” to take up the extra thread on the magnets. I could have cut the studs shorter but decided not to incase I repurpose them.
Dwayne V.
Comentado en Canadá el 23 de abril de 2024
I saw a review stating these were poorly made, but the one I got is well built and strong. Nice large flat surface on top. Legs are sturdy and stable, extensions lock firmly into place. Even a little bubble level to get things close to level quickly. Very satisfied..
Rob slade
Comentado en Canadá el 4 de abril de 2019
Perfect for what I was needing
Laurence Holbrook
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 11 de mayo de 2015
This tripod to support a TV satellite dish - I actually have two (one for Dish Network and one for DirecTV) - a very rugged, stable, portable platform - I add a dog spiral tieout stake under the center with a ladder lock strap to provide an anchor - this combo provides a rock solid base for mounting and aiming a satellite antenna -Additional detailsPhoto 1 shows the dog tie out stake and LadderLock strap to stabilize the tripod - I used a 1 inch wide, 60 inch long LadderLock strap - it also shows chains for the tripod legs - they help constrain the legs while setting up the tripod -Leg chain details - I used an eye loop on each side of the immovable part of the leg - fastened about a 16 inch length of chain to one side - fastened two links to the other side and fastened the free end to the end of the 2nd link in the leg chain did this for all three sides - and then hooked the chains together in the center - this keeps the legs from going to far stray as you are setting up the tripod - the chains are independent of the dog tie out stake and the LadderLock stabilizing strap - I used Koch Industries A17721 No. 12 Single Jack Electro Galvanized Steel, 10-Feet, Zinc Plated -Photo 2 shows the underside of the mounting to the tripod table - the centering plate and the bars that support the mounting bolt can be seen - the phenolic four arm knob is used to tighten the antenna support - even with the knob tighten, the dish and mount can usually be rotated for adjustment -Photo 3 shows the bolt under the mast that goes through the tripod table and is tightened with the phenolic four arm knobPhoto 4 shows from the top of the table the hole in the center and the two bars under the table that the antenna mast is fastened tooCentering plate details - this is prolly the worst part of the project - it is basically a large washer - There is a 2-1/2 inch 'hole' in the top of the tripod base - underneath the base are two bars with clearance for a 1/2 inch bolt - in order to keep the bolt in the center, a plate is placed inside the hole on top of the bars - dimensions are about 1/8 thick X 2-3/8 outside diameter with a clearance hole in the center for a 1/2 inch bolt - I don't know of any place that such a piece can be purchased - I did some scrounging to find the ones I use -The mast has to have the correct diameter for the satellite mount - my DirecTV mast is 2 inch diameter, my Dish Network mast is about 1-5/8 - It was years ago but I have no record of buying a J-Pole Antenna Mount - I think the installers had the masts -
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