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Anko writes - "I truly detest carring around a tripod unless I know I'm going to need it. However, I do find myself needing an extra level of stability quite often. To solve the problem I threw together this, The Monkey Arm. The Monkey Arm consists of a length of Locline with a clamp epoxied on one end and a quarter twenty screw on the other. Locline is a modular hose system used predominantly in salt water aquarium tanks." - Link.
The Monkey Arm - DIY Clamp tripod
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jul 6, 2006 07:29 AM
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I was really interested in this clamp - and I noticed that the link was no longer correct :-/
Luckily a quick online search led me to the correct link:
http://www.squidsicle.com/?cat=7
Yeay!
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