Cryogenic Filmworks Veteran Jan 11, 2008 #3 Holy crap. That base almost seems too small for that big a crane. Is it steel or aluminum? How long does it take to setup and with how many people?
Holy crap. That base almost seems too small for that big a crane. Is it steel or aluminum? How long does it take to setup and with how many people?
Noel Evans Mod V3 New and Improved Staff member Jan 11, 2008 #4 Base looks like steel with an alloy upper. Would love to operate that thing. I want to know why they have the cam strap still on the cam
Base looks like steel with an alloy upper. Would love to operate that thing. I want to know why they have the cam strap still on the cam
W wynnefraser Member Jan 22, 2008 #6 Allen, is that your jib/where did you find it? Do you know if plans are available?
jmc Well-known member Jan 27, 2008 #8 Does anybody know how to figure out the stresses involved in building one of these? Obviously, you want the lightest boom possible, but it has to be strong enough, too. How do you figure that out?
Does anybody know how to figure out the stresses involved in building one of these? Obviously, you want the lightest boom possible, but it has to be strong enough, too. How do you figure that out?
Jason Miller Veteran Jul 22, 2008 #11 i'd like so see some images of this jib broken down for transport
A Arson Well-known member Jul 31, 2008 #15 All links are blocked to the outside world by the great firewall. We're too North American?
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Jason Miller Veteran Aug 18, 2008 #17 can anyone really ever be too North American. pics look good, do you have pics of it taken apart for transport. Jason
can anyone really ever be too North American. pics look good, do you have pics of it taken apart for transport. Jason