You may notice that they twist on the bar no matter how tight you get them.
A Trick is to wrap the pole with Gaffer tape first, then clamp over the tape. This will prevent the light from moving!
O-Clamp Slipping
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O-Clamp Slipping
If you use O Clamps Like These,
You may notice that they twist on the bar no matter how tight you get them.
A Trick is to wrap the pole with Gaffer tape first, then clamp over the tape. This will prevent the light from moving!
You may notice that they twist on the bar no matter how tight you get them.
A Trick is to wrap the pole with Gaffer tape first, then clamp over the tape. This will prevent the light from moving!
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Re: O-Clamp Slipping
??? You must be using really crap clamps!
I use metal ones (doughty) with no slip problems.
Think I'd get pissed of if some covered my truss in gaffer tape.
I use metal ones (doughty) with no slip problems.
Think I'd get pissed of if some covered my truss in gaffer tape.
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