1/4-20 or 5/8-11 tripod thread?
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I believe my husband answered you but please feel free to ask anything anytime. Gold fever
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The tripod mount thread on a GLL2-45 is 1/4-20. It works well with the BS-150 tripod as long as you don't need a heavy duty mount. I install cabinetry indoors and it works fine for light applications.
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Well, I can't give you a direct answer but maybe I can point you in the right direction. This Bosch laser level fit the threads in all three of my camera tripods. So whatever threads a common camera tripod uses, that's what the laser lever has.
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I don't think it was a stupid question at all, Dennis, and I'm glad that you asked because it answered my question along the same lines. I've never used a tripod before, and everything that I've read makes it sound like the 1/4" socket is pretty much universal, but it's always best to ask before you order something online, find out that it won't work, and then have to worry about a return.
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This monopod has a 1/4" screw and most ball heads have a 3/8" thread. So you need a 1/4 to 3/8 adapter before you can use many of the common ballheads found on amazon or elsewhere 2x 1/4" Female to 3/8" Male Adapter for Tripod and Camera and Qr Plate/adapter Brass - This is what you need
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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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Like James said, on the bottom is a 3/8-16(?...coarse thread for light stands and such) with an insert to convert it to 1/4-20. This is probably most useful on a monopod or a bogen superclamp, but it could work on a tripod, if you didn't have a head on it already. It's kind of small, so it might be challenging to adjust it between another head and a camera. I use mine for GoPros on superclamps.
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Almost all cameras use the standard 1/4"-20 thread mount on the bottom and this is a detail that your camera's booklet will probably state. Assuming it is, then you'll have a proper fit. Btw, I've shot thousands of pics with this tripod and, while I'm not a full-time pro, I do a fair bit of product shoots and the Manfrotto with its fluid head is very satisfying to use and has contributed mightily to my results.
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The 'hole' is 1/4 inch. Thanks to previous answers I take -20 as meaning 20 threads per inch, I was a machinist, 1970s. I bought 'Must have Accessory Kit' and tripod is still in box. Camcorder works fine!
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I have no personal experience with this tripod. With at said, should thread on just fine, inexpensive thread adapters are available if you have any issues there. The K40 is probably a bit larger than what you need for that tripod, the K20 might be better. If you plan on upgrading to a larger tripod in the future then get the K40 and make it work with what you have now. My two cents worth.
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your specs on the dw087k shows 1/4" threads on my dw0737 tripod the threads 1/2 inch sorry but it won't work.
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It is 1/4 inch thread for both camera mount and tripod mount. Read Charles C's answer carefully, he said 3/8 is used on pro equipment, not in this small head.
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Yes, but how easy it is might depend on your carpentry skills. It's best to have a standard 1/4-20 thread like most cameras and tripods have to secure it. I built a small platform shelf for mine that the camera sits on.
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Its better to use two tripods, one on each end. Or a huge and expensive one in the middle.
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I would double check the sizes on this link, but they make adapters for the threads to fit on different cameras. General TS10 Tripod Camera Screw Thread Adapter Converters (10-Pack)
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I've got two of these. One each for my tripod and monopod. I don't have a problem with either.
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You would have to find one in your camera store or online. They are readily available. They all have 4/20 screw holes that allow attachment to the threaded screw in the tripod quick release. That's how I do it.
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Sorry that the Mount doesn't have 1/4" thread which couldn't attach to a tripod, light stand directly. Usually it's used with the equipment which comes with V-Mount plate. Just you don't need to buy an expensive V-Mount battery to power your equipment. Only use two cheap NPF batteries to replace the expensive V-mount battery via this adapter. It's ok to power your follow focus via D-Tap cable if the port of D-Tap is same size as your accessories. If you just need the NPF batteries to power your accessories with DC port size: 5.5*2.5mm, you could also consider this adapter: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00D09A8DW This adapter comes with 1/4 thread which is better for you to attach.
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I have absolutely no problem. I use all Manfrotto tripods, monopods, heads, and QD plates, and they all work fine. You did not say if the thread was too small, too large, or not cut correctly. The standard is 3/8 and you may have a tripod with 1/4-20, if so you can buy a thread adapter at any camera store, or at Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Manfrotto-088LBP-Adapter-4-Inch--8-Inch/dp/B001CZUSUE/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid;=1376920249&sr;=8-5&keywords;=tripod+3%2F8+to+1%2F4-20+adapter