There isn't a pic showing the bottom of this, but I assume you can mount this on a slider?
1633831
Yes sir, that's exactly what this is for. You won't regret the purchase, it's a great buy.
1633832
If your slider has a screw mount typical of tripods-it might be a good idea to order a set of the adapter screws that are offered as an Amazon add-on just to make sure you have the right size.
514547
This has a range of placement. It should work since there are no strict holes just slider areas.
1076330
There's nothing on the bottom. It will probably slide on a wood floor unless you add some sort of stopper.
337589
Yes there is. One can see the slider quite clearly in the photograph of it.
1054433
you can do it with 26" width space, the "l" shape brackets (to hold the slide rail) that are to be screwed to the bottom of your desk top have to be facing inward versus outward (require 29" if facing outward)
147864
At the bottom of the slider there are three screw holes ( like on the bottom of a camera ) you can attach it threw either the middle one for one tripod or to the two on each side for a more stable two tripods. I keep a quick release plate on the bottom of my slider so it's faster to set up.
451464
I couldn't say as mine is purely for display and mounted on my wall. Sorry.
1858208
I don't know for sure but I would think there is a way to attach another unit to the bottom of this one. You might have to improvise a little bit though.
1218526
Yes, I use 2 tripods with the slider. Set them at various heights and you have a makeshift jib movement b
234047
No, there is no provision for anything other than side mounting. You will probably have to make some type of bracket yourself. I personally can not see how draw slides will be abe to support any significant weight if they are only attached at the end (a cantilevered mount).
1319282
This is a bowl head tripod, so it can only be used with legs designed to accept a bowl head. It can not be used on a slider.
1457982
I recently installed this and it is drop-in only. Did not see any way to mount it on legs.
1745622
There are multiple mounting points on this. One in the middle of the slider (need a very heavy duty tripod to hold it here) and mounting points on each side of the slider. I use two tripods to hold this. One tripod on each side to keep it very steady.
755955
No, not without some toil. The mount holes for the screws are a circle to accept the screw head, and a slot so the light hangs on the shaft of the screw. Gravity holds it in place. If you wanted it on the bottom of your artwork, you'd have to fashion a support to hold it up. I've always preferred bottom mounting of art lights, but this configuration is different - you can aim the lights so they don't shine in the observers eyes. They are great lights.
1057873
not sure. I see screws on the bottom so maybe. I would like to do the same thing so I will have to try
712222
The bottom is open. Possibly you could use casters that have a U shaped mount. Haven't tried it myself. The cabinet is very heavy so look at extra heavy weight bearing casters. I wound up using furniture sliders under mine.
1730822
It comes as a wall mount, but you can purchase "feet" to attach to the bottom or even make your own.