Stainless Steel Tripods

[Paul.]

One of this weeks jobs, 6 off folding tripods for flood lighting used by emergency services, extends to 2.2m high, all stainless steel construction, will have an attached webbing strap around the legs for stowage when finished.

 

[Nivag]

Very nice. Where did you get the threaded handwheels?
Nivag.

 

[Paul.]

Very nice. Where did you get the threaded handwheels?
Nivag.

Hand knobs from RS Components,

 

[Hitch]

Nice job as always Paul, a bit more robust than the standard ones with the diecast pivot brackets!

 

[Robotstar5]

Nice looking jobs I like the safety chains so you can't lose the handwheels

 

[RedOrZed]

Nice looking jobs I like the safety chains so you can't lose the handwheels

Heh, you can loose anything if you take a pneumatic chopper to it and then claim "it just fell apart in me hand guv'nor"

it's amazing the things that 'accidentally' break when you put enough force and effort into attacking them. Sometimes I seriously wonder about people

On the plus side, TP, you look like you've understood the mentality and done a good job

 

[Shox Dr]

I like the attention to detail (it's in all your work) such as the O-Ring to stop the upper tube from battering into the lower one, when released unaided

 

[bill_gj]

Yes, a very nice batch, very impressive work in both design and manufacture, and like the others have said, pretty gorilla-proof.

 

[pidgeon chit welder]

Nice One !

What do they work out at and what is the weight please ?

 

[pidgeon chit welder]

Nice One !

What do they work out at and what is the weight please ?

Reply by PM if you want to ?

David

 

[Paul.]

Nice One !

What do they work out at and what is the weight please ?

Reply by PM if you want to ?

David

Thanks, sorry only just seen your question, they weigh a little over 6Kg each.

 

[Debs.]

Exemplary work!........I`m envious (as usual!)

 

[pidgeon chit welder]

Thanks, sorry only just seen your question, they weigh a little over 6Kg each.

Thanks Ppaul... a wee bit heavy to lug 2 miles or so along a beach for use as a very rugged seafishing tripod.