How to attach to rig?
1513607
It has a female 1/4-20 in the cold shoe end. Maybe you can use a piece of threaded rod and some nuts?
1513608
It comes with 1/4 inch threading on each side so does most rigs so installation is very simple
1496843
none of my equipment is mounted, I'm guessing "no" though as there are 2 silver plates an each end of theface that are screwed on, but they are not to the side of plate as to mount it. Looks like Jim w knows whatyou need
2177437
Go online to their website and download everything you need to do the setup. You should have received a bracket for each unit, but that's something you can make. They are good units for the price
1258193
Greetings. You may check the vidoe for the mount process: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV7IRSV17S0 Thank you.
140503
While setting up my glidecam, I had a ton of trouble. I looked on youtube and found this video that goes step by step in how to set up the rig. It's like a 2 or 3 part video, but it's very informative! Give it a look through, and I'm sure you'll find the answer you're looking for. Your specific question might be in the second video, after the stabilizer is already put together, but I'm attaching the link to the first video just incase. Hope this helps! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-8pypsXPZ0
1748476
Make a duck tape sleeve and attach it to your bike with a velcro strap. Depending on the bike the inside of the stem might be a good mount location.
1266028
I used these to attach my IFK and canteen to my chest rig. Thread it through the molle webbing on the pouch and chest rig, snap it together and you're good to go.
1053031
The only way to do this is to use Velcro or similar. Alternatively, buy two RAM mounts.
2138894
Yes you can attach this to a DSLR rig but you will need a 1/4" Male to 1/4" Male Threaded Screw Adapter. You can purchase this on Amazon from Smallrig. You need a screw hole on your rig and there is a screw hole on the back of this mount
2124080
There are two mounts with mine but I did not find connecting them easy. I would also be happy to learn the answer to your question.
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You have to attach the CPU holder to your frame (or under a table top) first, before you can hang your CPU from the straps. You would never be able to attach the holder to anything with the CPU strapped in as shown in the photo. The photo is just trying to show how a CPU would look when attached to the holder. You have to drill about 8 holes to mount the holder under a table top, desk top, counter top, etc., before hanging the CPU from the straps. Laying the metal parts of the holder parallel on top of the CPU and then measuring from center to center on the screw holes, will let you know how far they need to be apart when you get ready to drill the eight holes. Hope this helps answer your question. You have to attach the CPU holder to your frame (or under a table top) first, before you can hang your CPU from the straps. You would never be able to attach the holder to anything with the CPU strapped in as shown in the photo. The photo is just trying to show how a CPU would look when attached to the holder. You have to drill about 8 holes to mount the holder under a table top, desk top, counter top, etc., before hanging the CPU from the straps. Laying the metal parts of the holder parallel on top of the CPU and then measuring from center to center on the screw holes, will let you know... » Read More You have to attach the CPU holder to your frame (or under a table top) first, before you can hang your CPU from the straps. You would never be able to attach the holder to anything with the CPU strapped in as shown in the photo. The photo is just trying to show how a CPU would look when attached to the holder. You have to drill about 8 holes to mount the holder under a table top, desk top, counter top, etc., before hanging the CPU from the straps. Laying the metal parts of the holder parallel on top of the CPU and then measuring from center to center on the screw holes, will let you know how far they need to be apart when you get ready to drill the eight holes. Hope this helps answer your question. « Show Less
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My dome doesn't have hooks either and it's been impossible for me to find them. What I did was order a lamp clamp (i think the company was called the bean farm or something) and then used the hole in the clamp to go on the hook, and clamped the black grip pieces towards the back of the stand. I wish I could show you a picture for better reference
1023730
Yes. On the bottom of the rig, there is a place to screw in a quick release from a tripod. I just used it on a tripod in a shoot I did last Monday. Worked great.
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i dont see any threads on this piece youd need to screw an attachment onto....so I m gonna say no...someone else may have found a way to do it...but i dont see the threads....
1602978
Right at the bottom of the bracket there is a hole where it can be attached the quick release tripod plate. Also there is a set of hollow screws that come with the bracket that you can use for other setups. Screwdriver was included in my bracket
1294237
There is a little notch on the upper right top corner, put the thin part of the strap thru, pull it thru the other end, when you have done that, you can pull the thicker end of the strap thru the loop on the thin end, it will loop and attach.
1315170
Straps come attached to frame. Mount frame, then insert workstation into the two (loose) straps. Snug straps up as necessary. Easy install. I did it solo, a set of helping hands couldn't hurt.