My new portable tripod!

Wanna make a scope? Or better still, grind a mirror yourself. Or, you have some good tips in making a really useful accessory? This is the place to show what your hands can do...
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Hi Tachyon,

Email him for more info then... :)

Tommy
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Hi,
Hmm... how does the tripod spreader connected to the tripod leg?? You need tools to secure the leg??

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Hi Wei Xing,

This is the part that play the main role. It will totally secure and stabilize the whole tripod leg.

Tools is simple. Just a spanner will do. :)

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Hi,

I am planning to do that too. :)

Tommy
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kamayok3 wrote:Hi Tachyon,

Email him for more info then... :)

Tommy
Have done that. Thanks for the 'lobang'!
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You are welcome.

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