Can anyone tell me if the base of the handle has a female threaded mount to attach the entire contraption to a pole mount (such as an x-shot)?
1947053
Thus thing sucks I bought it and the handle came off the first scene I shot and almost broke my camera!
2133022
NO. The threaded part you see below the handle is for the female end of a garden hose. The other end, where you would attach it to the wall, does NOT accept a standard garden hose male end. I bought one and found out it is for threaded pipe - not the garden hose threads. It didn't work.
719972
Very easily. Two screws go through well position holes into threaded holes on the handle. Tighten with a philups head screw driver. That's the X head screw driver.
502652
Any handle/stick you see is attached to the sample tripod. The mount itself is simply the u-shape that adjusts to hold the phone and the part to attach it to the tripod.
1027133
Yes it does. It has a 1/4-20 thread on the bottom. The device also lets you select from three reference points. One from the front, one from the rear and the third from the tripod mount. This was one of the features that was attractive to me. I've mounted it on a tripod and now I can shoot distances to over 60' and still keep it focused on a 1-1/2" pole.
1732879
Someone stated that this has a standard thread, but it doesn't match up with the scissor mount I have, so be careful. Would love to find an adapter so I don't have to buy a Rode PSA1
1019614
no, but very strange question. not sure why a Japanese pull saw would have a female threaded hole on the end of the handle.
109684
Not sure the actual size of the threaded screw but I believe that it is universal b/c yes it fits into the bottom of a common point and shoot digital camera. I do not recommend it for a professional camera though. I tried using it with my D40 and although it works ... it feels a little too unsteady to hold the weight of it. Other than that it's a good tri-pod.
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It has a standard screw mount, like any tri-pod...but it's not really a 'monopod' to speak, more an extension bar...it works perfect for little point & shoot cameras, like the Power Shot. It should work fine. (but I don't think it works so good as a monopod, it lacks the stability of the 'foot') :)
2022505
Yes, the handle is fixed. There is one rod section that has the swivel built into it so if you do not use that 4" sectionyou would be able to twist the bore brush in place.
1579511
It does not have threads which would allow it to be screwed onto an extension pole. It does have screw holes in the handle which would allow you to attach it to a wooden extension pole using screws.
1993431
I'm not aware of any attachment (never investigated). Don't think it would be very hard to manipulate some sort of attachment to make it work the way the handle/frames designed, but, I'm not sure. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
1958079
No, both the screws and the handle are flush mount. You could easily replace the screws if you wanted.
306033
I mounted it directly to a sink that I made for my shop. Not sure what you are referring to the handle, it has a plastic sleeve over the metal crank which will slip on the metal crank if gripped tight enough.
158723
Yes, it has a standard tripod mount (one threaded hole and one small, non-threaded hole, in parallel with one-another).
1640866
Yes it does have the threaded hole for a tripod mount, but the hole it's covered by a plastic cover that must be unscrewed. That's probably why done didn't think it had one.
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I agree with the first answer from CaptainChet, a standard 1/4 inch female tripod screw attachment point. The top plate has a standard male camera body screw.