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$3.74 Laser Tri-Pod Review






I just noticed this review. The tripods and clips seem kind of cheap. I noticed the laser you displayed in them were balanced to hold the especially larger lasers and were even with the horizontal plane. Can these hold them securely at any angle? Beam shots are rarely done in the horizontal. Otherwise, nice review. I hope they fulfill your every need.
 
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paul1598419 said:
I just noticed this review. The tripods and clips seem kind of cheap. I noticed the laser you displayed in them were balanced to hold the especially larger lasers and were even with the horizontal plane. Can these hold them securely at any angle? Beam shots are rarely done in the horizontal. Otherwise, nice review. I hope they fulfill your every need.
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Here you go Paul;

There was no nefarious reason for me to post pictures of them all with a horizontal plane other than it was easier that way.

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They are "cheap" and inexpensive, that's what makes them such a great buy. Where else can you buy 10 tri-pods that will hold anything from a Sanwu Pocket to a 6 cell size D Mag Lite for $40.00ish ? These pictures are holding a 6 cell so I'm sure you can extrapolate that they could hold a 2 or 3 cell size d mag lite just fine.
 
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BobMc said:
I was informed by another member CE5 that you could get adapters to use on them to hold 2 -6 mic/lasers, because they had the standard 1/4 inch bolt on them. (don't know how sturdy they would be) but he mentioned you could go down to your local guitar and check them out before you bought them? :thinking:


Edit: correction, these little mic holders do NOT have the 1/4 inch bolt on them. Just measured them to be sure, came back at 1/2 inch bolt, so I can't be sure if they'd fit anymore?


Edit; was thinking if a person has a Sanwu tri-pod and was to use the metal insert ( see pictures ) and use/put it in the stand that we're discussing it would than change it to a 1/4 inch bolt. Don't know if you can find/buy just the metal insert reducer. :thinking:
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Oh, thanks Bob. I knew these are used even for microphones, but did not realized to ask in music store. :D I've seen clamps on internet even 1/4 or 3/8 (old cameras used it - my Praktica FX2 for example), there exist even adaptors from 3/8 "female" to 1/4 "male". I just wanted to see the clamps on my own eyes before buying bunch of them. I want to get various tripods to fix lasers to various objects (like those with solid legs, those with tentacle legs, large tripod with some platform on top to move laser into hardly accesible position etc. So the clamp needs to be firm, likely metal material to sustain heavy duty conditions. Now I mostly use duct tape - useful (not only) laserpainter's friend. :D
 
Radim said:
Oh, thanks Bob. I knew these are used even for microphones, but did not realized to ask in music store. :D I've seen clamps on internet even 1/4 or 3/8 (old cameras used it - my Praktica FX2 for example), there exist even adaptors from 3/8 "female" to 1/4 "male". I just wanted to see the clamps on my own eyes before buying bunch of them. I want to get various tripods to fix lasers to various objects (like those with solid legs, those with tentacle legs, large tripod with some platform on top to move laser into hardly accesible position etc. So the clamp needs to be firm, likely metal material to sustain heavy duty conditions. Now I mostly use duct tape - useful (not only) laserpainter's friend. :D
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And we LOVE your Laser painting and want more and more. So we want you to take good care of your lasers! :angel: :wave:
 
BobMc said:
And we LOVE your Laser painting and want more and more. So we want you to take good care of your lasers! :angel: :wave:
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Oh, thanks. ;) In deed I have some drawings of composition for another artwork already. I was on spot yesterday and discovered a nice view on my favourite tree and did some tests with mobile cam and Evo. Preparation is in progress just need find right positions of lasers and stuff. Quite complicated as I want almost impossible. :crackup: But overall idea is almost finished even with meaning.

And a new project is considered with one my friend. Completely different scene, hopefully we will get it agreed with site manager to allow us spent a few nights there.

For both I would appreciate RPL-II to play role (it should be shipped soon). For the first it would be very useful to have high power and low divergence laser and for the second for sure as the scene(s) are supposed to be quite large. I even consider using RGB projector maybe. Let's see I need to see the site again to choose some spots and see air trafic corridors and other limitations.
 
Radim said:
Oh, thanks. ;) In deed I have some drawings of composition for another artwork already. I was on spot yesterday and discovered a nice view on my favourite tree and did some tests with mobile cam and Evo. Preparation is in progress just need find right positions of lasers and stuff. Quite complicated as I want almost impossible. :crackup: But overall idea is almost finished even with meaning.

And a new project is considered with one my friend. Completely different scene, hopefully we will get it agreed with site manager to allow us spent a few nights there.

For both I would appreciate RPL-II to play role (it should be shipped soon). For the first it would be very useful to have high power and low divergence laser and for the second for sure as the scene(s) are supposed to be quite large. I even consider using RGB projector maybe. Let's see I need to see the site again to choose some spots and see air trafic corridors and other limitations.
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Hope you get the permission you need for your new project. Looking forward to your new "Laser Painting" always a pleasure to :drool: over :)
 
BobMc said:
Hope you get the permission you need for your new project. Looking forward to your new "Laser Painting" always a pleasure to :drool: over :)
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Let's see there are so many projects on the list, so many activities, lot of work and so little time to do it all. :)
 
I never said or thought there was a nefarious reason that you posted your photos the way that you did. It was only my observations after looking at the OP.
 
Radim said:
Yeah. I need to borrow my girlfriend's time turner for a "while". :D
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Best wishes with that, let us know how the borrowing goes. :crackup:

paul1598419 said:
I never said or thought there was a nefarious reason that you posted your photos the way that you did. It was only my observations after looking at the OP.
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." I noticed the laser you displayed in them were balanced to hold the especially larger lasers and were even with the horizontal plane. Can these hold them securely at any angle? Beam shots are rarely done in the horizontal."

The fact that you said "beam shots are rarely done on a horizontal plane"
leads naturally to the thought, that that was unknown, and I was trying to deceive people.

Hence the word "nefarious" lets you know that there was no ill intent.

Stating that there was nothing nefarious was answering your question of "why."
 
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As you can see, my question was never why did you do that, but can these be held at different angles. That is a huge difference. If I had asked you why you did it that way, I can see you taking offense to it, but that was not the case. I was merely asking if these heavier builds could be held at other angles, which I believe was a fair question.

I don't know why, but you seem to have thin skin if that question caused you to post all that by way of an explanation.
 
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As you can see, my question wad never why did you do that, but can these be held at different angles. That is a huge difference. If I had ask you why you did it that way, I can see you taking offense to it, but that was not the case. I was merely asking if these heavier builds could be held at other angles, which I believe was a fair question.
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Do you really want to go down this road? It's not that big a deal Paul, no sense in getting in an argument about it. Have a good night. Peace my fellow member. :)
 
I never thought of it as a big deal. It would appear that you took it that way and I don't understand. A simple, "look, here is a flashlight held at ~45 degrees." The rest was all you.
 
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