How can you attached this to a three-leg?
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You can't, easily. It is a stand-alone monopod. For stationary photos without holding, you will need a normal tripod. This is for camera stabilization when you have your hands on the camera. I would consider this item "in addition to" a tri-pod in your camera kit.
1150222
There is a silver pin next to the main spring at the rear of the stand. You have to pull the pin to release the vertical leg.
1145115
This comes with a pole that you use to make holes in the ground (need a hammer or rubber mallet). Then you place the bottom of the legs into the holes and that's it.
320527
I suppose you could do either, but it is designed for just 1 piece as the leg and for stability I would recommend using one solid piece for the verticle legs. There are screw holes in the sides of the brackets to hold the height of the bracket along the vertical leg. The legs go all the way through the brackets and you slide the brackets to the height you want before fastening with the screws.
1464226
The pole part goes into that 3 legged piece, twist it all the way on, then that nut piece screws on after it to tighten it in place. Stick the pole piece right underneath the cage part and thru the center. It's loose so u can turn it.
358016
you can't ...you will have to either hang it or let it sit on a table or side table it has legs
1489002
I don't think you can. I think you'll run out of velcro for it to attach properly. It will be very loose
2164150
I don't think the 4 legged kind would work- as you can see in the picture, there are just 2 u-shaped hangers so I don't know how the individual legs would attach...
1211324
The stand is a tripod. Two legs are beneath the main leg. Swing the two bottom legs in opposite directions and they will lock in place. I have photos, but do not know how to attach them. Good luck.
1206062
the legs can move around, but to separate them you may need some special tools to open the loop, or maybe cut it some how? it would not be easy?
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All you have to do is screw on the legs. I am disabled and did it in less than an hour.
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Ther is path for legs u need to slid it on the 3 legs the there suppose to be round wood ball with screw in it to close it from the buttom
1769216
Yes, but be sure it is level. By this I mean, all three legs equally distributed weight-wise.
422632
No way to attach unless you jerry-rig something. I advise against buying this piece of junk. It didn't work.
102256
Attaching the plastic feet was a little difficult. I screwed the legs in a little and backed off; repeated this regimen until they were fully in place. Here's a few suggestions: Try heating the legs a little with a hair dryer. The plastic will become more pliable and should go on a lot easier. For the legs that have been stripped, use Loctite Plastic Repair Putty. Put a little on the screw and then put the leg on. Let it dry overnight (this stuff works well with metal to plastic). Hope this helps.
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Since the legs are all the same, the only option I believe would be to use shims on each leg. Good luck.
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Unfortunately, no. It is a free swinging wooden leg between two wooden guides as a track. Could be easily modified if you really wanted.