What size is the bolt that attaches the tripod to the instrument? I need one with a 35 mm dia. bolt. Thanks
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It's a 5/8-11 bolt. However, it is contained in a slot bracket so the bolt can be pushed to the side or the slot, and some other size put in to the slot This can be done within certain limits. I am currently using the tripod with a 3/8- 16 bolt to hold a binocular mount, and it works fine. But it looks like a 35mm dia. bolt would be 1 3/8 inches, and too big unless you figured out another way to jury-rig it. There is a certain amount of room within the head of the tripod to improvise something separate from the slot bracket, depending on how much you want to deal with it.
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I had the same question. Will a standard Arca Swiss type plate fit this head. The previous person said that he has this tripod/head and it's 38mm. My system is all 38mm. Here are the plates that I buy for about $8: http://www.ebay.com/itm/310982101240?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
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Just change out the mounting bolt to match ur tripod and you should be good
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I don't known the actual measurement of the threaded screw. It worked with my Lumix 35mm camera and with my Flip video recorder.
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It is a standard plate. It should fit but I do not have that tripod. The plate is great as specified at a very good price. Sorry that I could not be more specific
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It's the standard "1/4-20" which is what you'll find on almost all tripods (except very heavy duty pro tripods which use the larger 3/8-16 size). If you have a camera, take a look at the tripod hole on the bottom. The DR-07 has the same hole.
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There is a single bolt which attaches the camera to the Tripod, which I believe is a standard size and will fit all cameras. I have two cameras which it fits, but they are both Pentax cameras. It is a nice tripod
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amazon sells a tripod bushing adapter called Rock Steady. The kiev I believe is one quarter of an inch ,and modern tripods are 3/8th of an inch. Hope this helps
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This has the standard 1/4 - 20 thread size and I haven't had any problems attaching anything to it. If the male threads on your tripod is larger than 1/4 - 20 you could buy an adapter for around a buck or so and I'm thinking it would work. I'm using an Alta Pro 264AT with a Vanguard SBH-250 head and a Canon 50D. Sometimes this combination is not as solid as I'd like but I can work with it. It does work very well for fine tuning macro focus and for taking multiple focus stack macro photos. I've been thinking about using it to take some 3D macro images by moving the camera left and right. I think this is a pretty good tool for the money. This has the standard 1/4 - 20 thread size and I haven't had any problems attaching anything to it. If the male threads on your tripod is larger than 1/4 - 20 you could buy an adapter for around a buck or so and I'm thinking it would work. I'm using an Alta Pro 264AT with a Vanguard SBH-250 head and a Canon 50D. Sometimes this combination is not as solid as I'd like but I can work with it. It does work very well for fine tuning macro focus and for taking multiple focus stack macro photos. I've been thinking about using it to take some 3D macro images by moving the camera left and right. I... » Read More This has the standard 1/4 - 20 thread size and I haven't had any problems attaching anything to it. If the male threads on your tripod is larger than 1/4 - 20 you could buy an adapter for around a buck or so and I'm thinking it would work. I'm using an Alta Pro 264AT with a Vanguard SBH-250 head and a Canon 50D. Sometimes this combination is not as solid as I'd like but I can work with it. It does work very well for fine tuning macro focus and for taking multiple focus stack macro photos. I've been thinking about using it to take some 3D macro images by moving the camera left and right. I think this is a pretty good tool for the money. « Show Less
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I believe the screw size is standard on tripods. I am not satisfied with this product and would not purchase it.
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There is a spot on the bottom to screw on to an tripod. I do not know what size though. I would assume standard tripod size.
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I'm not sure what it is, but on the side where the small drill and extractor is says 3/32 - 5/32 (M 3-4) - likely recommended sizes of bolt heads to extract?? I snapped the smallest drill bit so I can't even measure it, I will see if I can post a pic of the actual inside of the case..
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Dont fit the screw? There are 2 diferent screw sizes maybe you need anadapter like this: http://www.amazon.com/Convert-Adapter-Tripod-Monopod-Ballhead/dp/B00A2LYVT8/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1392247790&sr=8-3&keywords=tripod+screw+adapter
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As far as I can tell, ther should be no issues with attaching another brand of BallHead or other tripod head, as there are the typical 1/4-20 threads on top, which is standard for any tripod I've worked with. Hope this helps, good shooting!
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I don't have the tripod with me to get an exact measurement. 5/8 seems about right. It is a male threaded thumb screw. It's definitely bigger than the ones I've seen on camera tripods.
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it has standard (1/4") i think screw that fits every camera with a tripod mount. By the way, this is a great little monopod for the money.
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Dont fit the screw?There are 2 diferent screw sizes maybe you need anadapter like this:2 X Metal 1/4" to 3/8" Convert Screw Adapter for Tripod Monopod Ballhead DSLR SLR