Rock Steady Standard 1/4-20"" Ball Mount The standard ball mount uses 1/4-20 threads which is the universal standard for many cameras. The strong 1/4"" center stud is set at a precision length to thread into your camera the perfect depth. Compatible with cameras such as Drift, Sony, Canon, Insta360OneX and OneX2 and X3, Fly360, Garmin 360, etc. This ball also threads into all of our Rock Steady safe camera cases for a compact and robust GoPro setup. Rock Steady ball mounts are the most durable and versatile mounts you will find. Zero plastic so our mounts will NOT move, flex, or break. Rock Steady mounts are all metal with billet aluminum parts and stainless steel hardware. Customers rave about our Rock Steady professional quality. The ball and socket design allows for limitless camera adjustment. Includes both T-handle and hex drive locking screw for adjustment by hand or by tool for hard to reach installs. All of our ball mounts and bases are interchangeable allowing you to mix and match any Rock Steady mount or base for a variety of mounting locations and cameras. The Rock Steady single point dovetail base can be attached with any #8, #10, or 1/4"" fastener to any rigid surface, or to your own camera mount. Includes stainless 1/4-20 x 7/8"" flat head screw. This Single Point Base is compatible with all Rock Steady Mounts. |
This base is not recommended to use externally with a single fastener. FAA approvals and minor alterations are not recommended given no redundancy with one fastener under FAA compliance.
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