David Berryman

roger that. thanks for the tip. i'll reach out to my machinist. i think this would only work on the 5/8" & 3/4" posts. it doesn't seem like there is enough meat on the 1/2" post esp since i do not have the specs on that hill dock pin.

howdy tom, thanks for all the info! i'm just a camera asst so i am not as intimately connected to the machines y'all fly but i have always wondered why my customers wanted hollow posts. i know it makes hanging the arm on the dock easy but i'd rather have the strength & security but that's just me. so i started offering both solid or hollow posts a while back. now i've got guys telling me the posts have to be stainless steel. fair enough. i'm here to serve. i just wanted to get some feedback from the rest of the community that actually flies these things. it does seem like an option worth pursuing for those who are willing to trade the weight for the durability. much appreciated man. and funny story about the aerospace tolerances. guess its all relative. cheers!

thanks doc! noted

howdy y’all, clean from cleanscamerasupport.com here. its come to my attention that there has been some discussion on the forum about the safety of aluminum gimbal posts. as y’all may know, we make posts in 1/2”, 5/8” & 3/4” as well as reducer posts for all of the above combos. the posts are $10/inch & the reducer posts are $20/inch. we can start making them in stainless steel if the community so desires but at a 25% cost increase. as a camera assistant, i have no idea what y’all think is the best but am prepared to satisfy my customers. i’d really appreciate some feedback here. is the cost worth it? is the additional weight worth it? please discuss! thanks. cheers, clean

Howdy Y'all, David "Clean" Berryman of Clean's Camera Support here. I am now the exclusive distributor of the original Moses Pole and Moses products. We are having a sale on all Moses products for the month of June. all Moses poles are $100 off the volt fork & docking kit are $50 off regular forks are $25 off. https://cleanscamerasupport.com/product/moses-products/ Thanks for looking. Cheers, clean

ron baldwin discovered that if he drilled out the Clean’s Camera Support low mode offset bracket, flipped it upside down & mounted the volt’s gimbal to the offset, the volt would ride closer to level (see pics below). Clean’s Camera Support now offers this mod: https://cleanscamerasupport.com/product/steadicam/

howdy y'all, not being a steadi owner/op & there being no specs on the tiffen site, i'm trying to figure out what size post the tiffen m2 steadicam is. 5/8? 3/4? i know its probably obvious to y'all but i'm trying to help a potential customer order the right low mode offset bracket. cheers! clean

not a paid endorsement! doc was instrumental in our production of this product by providing his volt fork for measurements. super appreciative. thanks doc!

clean's camera support now has forks for the m1 volt. you can attach it to a moses pole or our dock adapter which connects to any baby pin. more details here: https://cleanscamerasupport.com/product/moses-products/

clean's camera support now has forks for the m1 volt. you can attach it to a moses pole or our dock adapter which connects to any baby pin. more details here: https://cleanscamerasupport.com/product/moses-products/

like this? https://cleanscamerasupport.com/product/steadicam-offset-low-mode-bracket/

here's the H bracket mounted to the mdr4. thanks to preston for the pic!

just wanted to share a new product with y'all. its an H bracket for the soon to be released MDR 4. the dovetail works with any existing GPI sled. cheers. https://cleanscamerasupport.com/product/h-bracket-preston-mdr4/

clean's camera support makes an H bracket for the mdr 2, 3 & 4 https://cleanscamerasupport.com/product/h-bracket-preston-mdr3/

SOLD! thanks for lookin'