From Kenny Balys Sent Wed, Apr 25th 2018, 23:15
From Kenny Balys Sent Wed, Apr 25th 2018, 23:15
No offense intended here, but one hits the point of diminishing returns fairly quickly when building their own custom stands. Companies like Jaspers specialize in making stands and do nothing else. One basically has to repeat everything they did, on a small scale, just to get what is already available. The benefit to pro stands is that they are modular and moveable and warrantied. I can understand doing something custom in the situation where a room is permanent and the gear is not moving. On 25.04.18 23:01 , Dave wrote: > Assuming the clamp material is thick enough, I'd suggest a variation on > Lorne's suggestion: drill and tap the clamp so that Allen head set > screws could be inserted to lock the clamp from rotating. > > I suppose you could also try some 'good old' friction tape...maybe > there's some new high tech equivalent that would leave less residue when > removed. >