Can the stop block be used on the telescoping part?
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You won't be disapointed it is a pleasure to use and oh so accurate you won't want to use any other.
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Yes it can and the ruler continues onto this part also. An excellent piece of equipment I have not found any problems with it in over 3 years!
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No reason it should not. It is highly adjustable. You may need to find bolts with which to mount to the block.
1020753
David, the Quickclick Stabilizer will work standard extension ladders, but not the MT- series Telescoping ladders, if this is what you are referring to as an articulating ladder.
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Yes . . . it is telescopic . . . I have one -0 great unit for the price . . .
43945
To solve that issue I build a sled that I place the work piece on. On the outside edge of the sled (the edge closest to you) is a 3/4" fence that the edge guide slides along. This puts the work piece edge 3/4" away from the guide so you can work as close to the edge of the piece as you want. It might work without the fence/sled but I have never tried it.
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Actually never heard of nor saw anyone using a snatch block this way. Is it safe to do so? Seems to be a good way to tear up the truck or any standing nearby should a cable break...
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Not sure what you mean by "stop". If you are referring to the pieces sticking out in the photo, those are rollers to support your work. I have quite easily supported 10 ft. pieces of lumber on the roller while I cut very near the end (cutting ¼" from a length, for example) and the roller supports it securely. If you are expecting to use a "stop" to hold the lumber at the cut-point, no: you have to mark your cut. Hope this answers your question.
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The telescoping works because each section is slightly narrower than the previous one and slides into it. However, the fit is pretty tight, so I'm not really sure you'd be able to lower the pole without harming the chicks. The telescoping function (I think) is mainly meant for adjusting the pole to the height you want before you put it up.
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In short, YES. If you only want to stop the "jello" effect" then all you need are the 4 rubber dampers holding the Go Pro to the bottom of the Phantom. BUT, if you are trying to keep your camera level with the horizon no matter which direction your Phantom is tilted, then you need a control board to tell the Gimbals what is "level". This is done by the circut/control board which can be powered by the on board battery.
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Hi Alex, Yes, one of the recommended uses of Leash is to use it as a safety tether and this feature can be used with or without Capture. Thanks!
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I don't know. I have a telescoping pole that i purchased from Harbor Freight and I made minor modification (replaced the mounting bolt at the top, original was too short) in order to complete the installation. I believe that you needs approx 3" of space at the top between the ball and tip of pole.
360993
Sort of. There is a nylon strap you can adjust the angle with. It's not as solid as a metal stop would be, but it works.
339755
Yes. You need to be able to see something on the motor that is rotating such as the fan or part of the drive shaft on which you have to place the reflective tape. It counts the pulses from the reflective tape unlike a strobe type device. So if you cannot stop the rotating item and place the top you cannot use it.Answer here...
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I did get stopped once, but I didn't get a ticket for it. It does block the plate, but so does a bike rack loaded with bikes, so I think most police won't pursue it, but it gives them a reason to pull you over. Depending on where you live, it could be an issue. If you're really concerned about it, you could move the plate to the bottom of the rack when it is folded up, possibly using a magnetic mount like car dealers have. You'd have to mount a steel plate onto the mesh to make it work. I live in rural CO, so it really isn't an issue.
1004109
It is not a telescoping bar. It comes in 4-pieces that twist-n-lock to each other. It's pretty sturdy and works well for the price.
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There are three screw clamps (one on each leg) that will tighten on each leg of the tripod. The stop on each end of the dolly legs is angled to capture the end of the tripod leg.As long as your rubber feet are solid and can fit in the screw clamp it should work fine.
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Hi,It does not have a telescoping feature. It is technically called a cantilver style. The 240mm is accurate when in the extended position.