Premium Members Janice Arthur Posted October 5, 2010 Premium Members Report Posted October 5, 2010 Hi all; I am updating info on the plates/cages. 2 lb = .91k (new weight) 6.5 lb = 2.95k 11 lb = 5k 15 lb = 6.82k Rod lengths; 7 in. = 17.8 cm 8.5 in = 21.6 cm 9.5 in = 24.1 cm (new length) Plate dimensions; 13.25 in. = 33.8 cm 5 in wide = 12.8 cm 1/2 in deep = 1 cm (2 lb and 6.5 plates) The 11 and 15lb plates are thicker. I supply camera tie down screws for all plates when you buy them. Any 2 plates and any four rods is $385. Shipping US Priority mail when avail for roughly $50 or less in the US and Canada. Thanks. JA Steadijan@hotmail.com
Premium Members Richard W. Davis Posted October 5, 2010 Premium Members Report Posted October 5, 2010 These cages/plates are terrific! Very helpful in these changing times. Sincerely, Rich Davis ( just a very happy customer/operator) LA 1
Premium Members Kevin Andrews SOC Posted October 6, 2010 Premium Members Report Posted October 6, 2010 What's the price for just a set of 9.5" rods? I have one of these cages and it is great. Very good quality. 11 and 6.5 makes a great combo. The focus rod holes are also great.
Premium Members Janice Arthur Posted October 6, 2010 Author Premium Members Report Posted October 6, 2010 Hi all; Any extra set of rods is $65.00 for four. $70 total, shipped in the US and Canada. Also, I can ship Weight cages/plates to the rest of the world and they charges vary but roughly under $100. (I can give exact numbers when I know where its going of course.) Lastly, a single plate purchase is $210. Shipping on that is roughly $25.00 in the US and Canada. Thanks to Rich and Kevin for the cudos, I appreciate it. (One story, I bought a cage from Mike O'Shea about 15 years ago thinking it was a necessary evil to buy a hunk of metal. I have used that thing 200 times over the years, it always amazing to me that it was so useful. That's probably why I was so happy to take over making them; they are simple but brilliant. thanks Mike.) Now jib and sticks operators use them with DSLRs as a way to place the camera where you want and to have space for the accessories those cameras need. I'll have a follow focus rod that fits on the verticals of the cage (very handy) in a month or so. My machine shop is backed up with other things. I'll get a drawing to show soon. Thanks again. JA
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