Is the stick part threaded to screw into the actual positioning head?
1989600
No, the positioning stick is just pressure fitted together. Mine is more of a wooden Dowell attached to the plastic ends. Sometimes the stick comes apart while removing magnets, but it due beats getting up on a chair.
1989601
No. The positioning head is pressed securely onto the wooden dowel. The pole in the photo is not completely accurate in that it is not black; it is a non-painted wooden dowel. Thank you!
1989602
No, at least mine isn't. I may have an older one because mine isn't black. I have pulled the stick out of the head when pulling it off the ceiling. Easy to fix though. I'd buy it again. My classroom looked a lot better this year. I was able to decorate more because this made it so easy to hang things from the ceiling.
169277
Yes. I had an extra head of much better quality and simply screwed it on after removing the one that came with product.
1295532
Yes. I got mine last week and it threaded perfectly into both ends of my standard shower head set up.
528170
Yes. I mounted mine on a bowtech compound bow. All mounting screws and brackets are included. The reel mounts where your sights mount
1470544
No, it's no threaded. It's designed to fit on a double pop-up pole, presumably sold by Ettore.
1857368
Yes it is threaded. The lug screws in to a threaded plastic insert. With the threaded insert in it does not go all the way through though.
283283
Yes, it has a plastic threaded screw and nut. I've had mine installed for about a month and it seems to be holding well so far.
2214386
I bought 6 of these for my husbands stick, and he hasn't needed one yet. However, I consulted the stick mfg. before the purchase to determine if his stick was indeed a screw on and if the 12 mm would fit. I suggest you do the same.
2222758
Yes! The tools provided will help you position what is mounted so that it is locked in place!
1460248
If your talking about the hex head screw then yes its a regular lefty lucy righty tighty screw. Its not left handed threads. Its pretty tight. You'll hear somewhat of a loud snap when it breaks loose. Its built pretty tough so dont worry. It'll scare ya the first time .
495615
It is, and most home stores sells them. The vast majority of the heads have the same threads, so the process is quite easy. A little thread tape is a good idea but not necessary.
743496
Can you tell if the nut insert is moving when you try to install the ball mount? If you were able to removed the allen head bolt with ease. I would think the threads are not strip out.
835264
Yes - 6mm dia. x 26mm long x 1.0 pitch threads. But if you are mounting permanently to a ball head you can probably use the screw that is currently on the head.
2168716
Yes. It has the threaded mount built into the bottom. I've used it many times and it's held up well
1388398
Worked on mine. It had a threaded male ??? bout "1inch" on top of it screwed right on.
1824793
not threaded. The other end is close not open hole.the diam/pitch don't know but there is a spring tension with it.
1933192
Yes, if you have a straight-shank one. Locating the stop hole on the base is a trick but once a stopping pin is inserted and the existing head is spun off in the same direction that it rotates it comes off and one of the included nuts does work.