Amazing. Purchased each product exactly as mentioned (down to the grip liner). So, so grateful for this tutorial and info. I purchased #10-32-3/4" machine screws to attach the clamps to the bracket (took me a minute to figure out which screws worked). Again, so so appreciative. Amazing content!!
Btw, I'm a retailer heading to the digital space due to the pandemic. Completely new to photography. So extra thanks for keeping this simple for beginners and saving us the mistakes!
These screws are essential to getting this setup to work! Thank you for sharing. I wish the OP would include a link to them in the description along with the other supplies needed.
Finally! A subject matter that I’ve got 20 years of real world experience with. I use the Manfrotto Autopole II. This system is the original AND I travel with them! My Autopole have NEVER failed me! On assignment, it’s OVERKILL PLUS! I rarely use more than one color background when I’m out shooting, but when extended height poles (16ft. in my garage) or with the spreader legs, it’s an unbeatable system!
I've been using Varipoles for two years now and love them. Takes 10 minutes to set up my studio in the living room. I bought the little clamp on levels which makes it simple to get them straight. I just use two super clamps with J hooks to hang paper.
Realize I am late to this party but just getting ready to have my first dedicated to me studio space and this is the best system I have seen and fits my needs perfectly.
I have been struggling to put up the 3 backdrop wall mounth kit.. Thank you for making this super informative and helpful video.. no BS just gold stuff! I really appreciate it! cheers
Great solution. I have the Impact Wall Mounting Kit that I used to have installed on my ceiling, but I’ve moved into a rental. I’d like to avoid holes in the wall. Do you prefer the Impact Varipole vs the Kupole? I have a ton of Kupo super clamps. Will those work for this just as well as the Impact Clamps? Last thing I didn’t know about the aluminum tubes and agonized over avoiding sag. I ended up discovering that a 1.5” x 1.5” x 8’ piece of wood from Home Depot actually fits perfectly inside the Savage paper roll. I cut it down to fit btwn the expanding white roll holder thingies, and I didn’t have sag in over a year and 1/2. That piece of wood was like 6 bucks.
Thank you! I did as you suggested and bought 2 extra super clamps. They came with ratchet handles. Do I need to use the ratchet handles for this setup or just leave them out? Also what size machine bolts do I need? And finally, what size flathead or tool do I need to lock in the 3 columns of the aluminum pipe?
Just wish they had the metal pole in different sizes as there are different paper sizes. Might still get it and cut it down to accommodate the savage 86" rolls.
@@FStoppers I've used the Savage, Manfrotto and DIY Counterweight Leader Bars, I suggest just getting the Savage one, because you just open and snap it closed to the end of your seamless paper role (also you use it as a cutting line). Anything/everything else I've tried was just more work than I thought was worth it. www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1362633-REG/savage_lb112_large_leader_bar_8_9.html
@@FStoppers depending on whether you don't need the paper sweep on the floor, I use 1" or 2" spring A-clamps to weigh it down. if you want to tension it out at the bottom use several A-clamps starting with a 2" or 3" (depending on the Autopole diameter) around the Autopole, then clamp the leg of another A-clamp in that one to tension out any wrinkles. Works great for muslins and canvas's too.
Lyle Stavast no kidding! Every little thing I do is annoying....not to mention I have to idea how long it will be before I can play tennis or guitar again🤦🏻♂️ -P
Thank you so much for your video. I broke a few cheap backdrop poles a few times. I thought I had to spend the motor one and piss off my landlord during covid season. I came across to your channel and glad that I found a way around it. Thank again for this video.
What size are the bolts you used? Also, can you use 4 brackets on one set of poles so that you can have 6 seamless colors hanging at once? I am curious as to if it is strong enough for that. Thank you in advance.
Hey, is the aluminium pipe rigid enough since it has 3 pieces? If the connection between the pipes is not going to be "weakpoint" of the pipe compared to 1-piece aluminium. Thanks.
Hi, I have a 2,98m width wall and would like to use a 2,72m backdrop. Would that be possible? I don't know how much space I would need as I don't know how much space the Impact Wall Mounting Kit will take on each side. Thanks
The tubes to roll the backdrop are not available anymore. Do you have othet references of straight tubes? I tried PVC ones but they are never straight.
I just installed mine today but my paper starts to unravel when i let it one at a certain height.. I got the one with the metal chains. I cant let it down halfway with out the the paper just spinning out. Did I do something wrong?
Love the solution and demonstration. Although the link to the Fotoconic 10 Ft/3M Metal Tube Crossbar for Electric Motorized is "unavailable". Do you have another link or solution? I'd like to get a similar tube so my paper doesn't sag either. Thanks guys!!!!
Javier Hernandez they will have more. When I made this video yesterday, they had 22 available. They ran out a few weeks ago too and restocked. I haven’t been able to find an exact replacement for these poles yet so I’ve stick with the Fotoconic ones. -P
It takes up too much room and causes a larger trip hazard with the feet sticking out. Plus you gotta waste 2 c stands which are more useful elsewhere. -P
Easiest thing to do is to take the clamp to hardware store and try it. It's what I did to make sure. I tried with the sizes that were stated in comments and they didn't work for some reason.
Do yourself a favor and put about four or five metal clamps on the bottom of each paper roll so there is some weight at the bottom of the backdrop, then it will roll back up and stay tight to the core.
Yes, we do this. I actually have attached pieces of trim to the bottom to make it even heavier and smoother. You still need the aluminum bars inside the cardboard ream to keep the rolls from bending over time. -P
What does a Charleston, SC dude know about Alyeska Resort in AK? ;) So I'm going to stop rewinding my Savage backgrounds from the cardboard tube to my PVC tubes, taping and rerolling them after viewing this. Wished I found it a couple of years ago! (Rick from Sumter/Clemson; Go Tigers!)
I grew up in Eagle River, AK just outside of Anchorage and did Ski Team on Alyeska Resort when I was 8 years old. Won some ski medals and my sister was the top skier in her age group (6 years old) when we lived up there. I bought that shirt on a Profoto Trip up there a few years ago. Good times and AK rocks! -P
Well there you go Patrick! That's insane. Been there and snowboarded Alyeska many times during my USAF pilot career. Love the little groms and their energy in organized winter sports! What a change when you got to Charleston. I still coach, instruct, compete and judge for PSIA-AASI and USASA so I definitely appreciate your stoke and you and your sister's AK history!
I can't find the crossbars, they are no longer available on amazon :( any other suggestions? I bought 2in pvc but that savage backdrop cardboard tube is 2in. So I would literally have to recoil the entire seamless
I tried the PVC method, but unless you can sand down the inside of the pvc pipe, the mouthing portion that goes inside the PVC won't fit. (the black end cap part is too big for the inside of the PVC.
I have the manfrotto system, I unrolled paper on to the metal pole, giving the system a less weight load. Some rolls are effortless to unroll and the other requires much more effort. They are installed just as yours are, any suggestions ?
I noticed this too with one of our rolls of paper. I loosened the knob on both sides of the rollers which I thought only held the connectors in place for the cross arms but it did make the roll easier to rotate. Not sure if that helps. -P
thank you friend but amazon does not deliver to europe ( Fotoconic 10 Ft / 3M Metal Tube ) :( i have a realy probleme do u have any other web site to buy it ? thank you
Eric Alter I used #10 32 but here in PR the hardware store didn’t have any with Philips or flathead heads so I had to use hex heads. I’d make sure whatever superclamp brand you buy that the same bolts can be used. -P
@@farbermania The center hole does, but the two on either side of that, the ones you need to use to fasten the super clamp to the bracket are smaller. The #10 x3/4 inch worked perfectly!
at Lowes, I found metric button head screws that worked best into my Manfrotto Super Clamps: M5-.80x16 with 5mm washer and lock washer (x8 for the full setup with 4 super clamps). www.lowes.com/pd/Hillman-5mm-0-8-x-16mm-Phillips-Drive-Machine-Screws-8-Count/999994842 Could also amazon search: www.amazon.com/s?k=M5-.80x16
What is to stop the Varipole from pushing up through the ceiling, at least denting the ceiling, or even pulling away from the vertical, if the mounting position is not carefully aligned with a joist or some other solid backing, especially if the Varipole is not very carefully jacked up to meet the ceiling with no more than the necessary tension to hold it in place? At the very least, the ceiling needs to be protected from possible damage from movement of the pole. Ceilings (and the Varipole itself) will expand and contract depending on environmental conditions, humidity, temperature, etc. I often hear mine expanding in the heat as it is designed to do. No mention of the potential for a disaster waiting to happen in this presentation and I cannot believe this scenario does not at least need to be explained and dealt with appropriately. No way I'm following this advice!
This is true. Our ceilings are made of concrete so this isn’t much of an issue. If possible, I’d place the poles below studs but if you can’t, you can place a 2x4 between the pole and the Sheetrock that spans across a few studs to help give the mounting surface the most rigidity and stability as possible.
I used 4, two for each paper arm. I'm sure you could fill the extension poles with wood and drill directly into them and not need any superclamps but that requires more work. -P
I purchased the Fotoconic 10' pole and went to order a second only to find it sold out. I ordered an Impact 9' from B&H for a second paper roll. The B&H order hasn't arrived. I am assuming that I will need to cut off some length from the Fotoconic pole to make it work with the shorter one. Anyone have any experience combining these two?
Yeah hopefully they will get more in stock soon. If you want to use both, I assume you can just cut the longer one down with a circular saw. Shouldn't be hard. -P
Amazing. Purchased each product exactly as mentioned (down to the grip liner). So, so grateful for this tutorial and info. I purchased #10-32-3/4" machine screws to attach the clamps to the bracket (took me a minute to figure out which screws worked). Again, so so appreciative. Amazing content!!
Btw, I'm a retailer heading to the digital space due to the pandemic. Completely new to photography. So extra thanks for keeping this simple for beginners and saving us the mistakes!
How easy is it to change the backdrop La once the paper run out of you want to add a new color ?
How much did everything cost?
These screws are essential to getting this setup to work! Thank you for sharing. I wish the OP would include a link to them in the description along with the other supplies needed.
Aha! The liner inside the tube! Excellent solution.
Just bought the whole kit a couple months ago and absolutely love it!
What a well-crafted and helpful video. A perfect solution to my home studio in my apartment!
Finally! A subject matter that I’ve got 20 years of real world experience with. I use the Manfrotto Autopole II. This system is the original AND I travel with them! My Autopole have NEVER failed me! On assignment, it’s OVERKILL PLUS! I rarely use more than one color background when I’m out shooting, but when extended height poles (16ft. in my garage) or with the spreader legs, it’s an unbeatable system!
Just finished putting together this same system. Excellent and super easy. Thanks for sharing!
Oh man, this is way better than the system I'm using
I've been using Varipoles for two years now and love them. Takes 10 minutes to set up my studio in the living room. I bought the little clamp on levels which makes it simple to get them straight. I just use two super clamps with J hooks to hang paper.
what kind tape did you use to hold liner in place
Realize I am late to this party but just getting ready to have my first dedicated to me studio space and this is the best system I have seen and fits my needs perfectly.
I have been struggling to put up the 3 backdrop wall mounth kit.. Thank you for making this super informative and helpful video.. no BS just gold stuff! I really appreciate it! cheers
the best video on the topic so far.
Great video! My setup is ordered and on the way. What size machine bolts did you use to connect the clamps to the varipole?
Great solution. I have the Impact Wall Mounting Kit that I used to have installed on my ceiling, but I’ve moved into a rental. I’d like to avoid holes in the wall.
Do you prefer the Impact Varipole vs the Kupole?
I have a ton of Kupo super clamps. Will those work for this just as well as the Impact Clamps?
Last thing I didn’t know about the aluminum tubes and agonized over avoiding sag. I ended up discovering that a 1.5” x 1.5” x 8’ piece of wood from Home Depot actually fits perfectly inside the Savage paper roll. I cut it down to fit btwn the expanding white roll holder thingies, and I didn’t have sag in over a year and 1/2. That piece of wood was like 6 bucks.
great idea using a piece of wood! think i'll give it a try
Thank you! This video was so helpful! I can’t wait to purchase my new setup
Hey what type of screws did you use for the clamps?
Did you ever find out?
10-32 1/2 inch hex head screws. Two screws per clamp. Elsewhere in the comments, it says to use 3/4 inch screws but I found those too long
Wow! This is super helpful! Thank you for all the details!
Wonderful, good job!!!
Do you think that system could work with vinyl ?
Just asking because vinyl is heavier.
Thank you.
If you're mounting this to a cstand do you still need the super clamps?
Great idea using fitted aluminum poles inside to prevent sagging!
Wrinkly paper is the worst. Great video, thanks for the tip on the aluminum tubes!
Thank you! I did as you suggested and bought 2 extra super clamps. They came with ratchet handles. Do I need to use the ratchet handles for this setup or just leave them out? Also what size machine bolts do I need? And finally, what size flathead or tool do I need to lock in the 3 columns of the aluminum pipe?
Bro exactly what I been thinking about doing just glad I stumbled across this video y’all are amazing thank you
WOW! So helpful. I was just about to buy a background stand, then I saw this!
Thank you, this is the system I have been looking for for a long time
I wish i saw an up close on the attachment with the clamps... its hard to see in this video when you have black on black items and its zoomed out
Love this kind of video guys. Perfect for photographers
How end of the roll looks like another roll? Did you roll the end too?
Great ideas there.
Thanks for this information!
Awesome vid Patrick, ??? How do you keep rolls that’s not hanging?
Just wish they had the metal pole in different sizes as there are different paper sizes. Might still get it and cut it down to accommodate the savage 86" rolls.
If you use the pole on your 86" paper - I would like to hear how it worked out! Considering the same thing.
fstoppers You forgot to mention the bottom paper tensioner that will keep the paper straight and taught as you roll it back up.
Ha yeah we actually were having issues with that. What do you recommend?
@@FStoppers I've used the Savage, Manfrotto and DIY Counterweight Leader Bars, I suggest just getting the Savage one, because you just open and snap it closed to the end of your seamless paper role (also you use it as a cutting line). Anything/everything else I've tried was just more work than I thought was worth it. www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1362633-REG/savage_lb112_large_leader_bar_8_9.html
@@FStoppers depending on whether you don't need the paper sweep on the floor, I use 1" or 2" spring A-clamps to weigh it down. if you want to tension it out at the bottom use several A-clamps starting with a 2" or 3" (depending on the Autopole diameter) around the Autopole, then clamp the leg of another A-clamp in that one to tension out any wrinkles. Works great for muslins and canvas's too.
just used magnet weights used for shower curtains and outdoot table cloths, I use three per backdrop
hope your wrist / hand heals up well - it's a pain having half a hand...
Lyle Stavast no kidding! Every little thing I do is annoying....not to mention I have to idea how long it will be before I can play tennis or guitar again🤦🏻♂️ -P
Thank you so much for your video. I broke a few cheap backdrop poles a few times. I thought I had to spend the motor one and piss off my landlord during covid season. I came across to your channel and glad that I found a way around it. Thank again for this video.
I’m confused as to what exactly the superclamps do in this example. I wish there was a little more explanation in that. Gonna watch it again to see.
I think he’s clamping the holder to the pole w these. I got all the stuff to do it this way, let’s hope I get it done tomorrow!
The holes on the super clamp do not line up with the holes on the wall mount. Is that a manufacturer mistake?
Whats the minimum size core these can be used with? And is there any reason I couldnt use these with my 5x8' canvas? I dont see why not
What size are the bolts you used? Also, can you use 4 brackets on one set of poles so that you can have 6 seamless colors hanging at once? I am curious as to if it is strong enough for that. Thank you in advance.
The central hole is for 1/4" and the 2 side holes are M5
@@meszilagyi Thank you. I actually purchased the pole system after watching this video and love it!
all angels dont have wings .... thank you
This is excellent .. has anyone been able to locate the aluminum core poles in a 12' length for the 140" seamless?
Exactly my question. The company just makes one size?
Absolutely Fabulous Video Really Appreciate For The Work!
Great video, now reconsidering rehanging my system to be more efficient.
Hey, is the aluminium pipe rigid enough since it has 3 pieces? If the connection between the pipes is not going to be "weakpoint" of the pipe compared to 1-piece aluminium. Thanks.
What's that double stick tape you used to adhere the shelf liner to the aluminum tube?
Gorilla glue tape. You can use anything though -P
Hi, I have a 2,98m width wall and would like to use a 2,72m backdrop. Would that be possible? I don't know how much space I would need as I don't know how much space the Impact Wall Mounting Kit will take on each side. Thanks
The tubes to roll the backdrop are not available anymore.
Do you have othet references of straight tubes? I tried PVC ones but they are never straight.
Super video! I applauded for $10.00 👏👏👏
Super helpful, thanks!
For the 3 paper drops do you need 3 10 ft poles
Is the length adjustable? Can I use this on a 8ft set up?
For the Fotoconic Metal Tube
Will someone PLEASE tell me what size machine bolts are needed?!?!
GREAT content.
What type of adhesive strip did you use?
Question. I have 120 inches in width wall. Does this system fit that width?
I need the best way to hang a super heavy paper roll in a rented space, with a drop-ceiling. Having some struggles!
Damn, wish I'd seen this a few weeks ago before I bought a load of equipment for me studio at work.
I just installed mine today but my paper starts to unravel when i let it one at a certain height.. I got the one with the metal chains. I cant let it down halfway with out the the paper just spinning out. Did I do something wrong?
Love the solution and demonstration. Although the link to the Fotoconic 10 Ft/3M Metal Tube Crossbar for Electric Motorized is "unavailable". Do you have another link or solution? I'd like to get a similar tube so my paper doesn't sag either. Thanks guys!!!!
Javier Hernandez they will have more. When I made this video yesterday, they had 22 available. They ran out a few weeks ago too and restocked. I haven’t been able to find an exact replacement for these poles yet so I’ve stick with the Fotoconic ones. -P
@@FStoppers Thats awesome!!! With your one video within 24 hours they sold out. lol Congrats. Ok I'll be on the lookout.
Just wish another company made these exact same ones and sold them in larger quantities. -P
the fotoconic poles are available again on amazon
WHat are you thoughts on using 2 C stands instead?
It takes up too much room and causes a larger trip hazard with the feet sticking out. Plus you gotta waste 2 c stands which are more useful elsewhere. -P
Great video!!
What kind of tape did you use
Excellent thx for sharing I am going to buy one now I have watched this vlog.
my backdrop is 3,66m
where can i find an aluminium pipe of this lenght?
Or can i buy two and attach them and then cut off the part that i don't need??
Hello, are there any Aluminum Paper Poles less than 10 feet? I didn't find one on Amazon.
I don't think so. I just buy them and cut them down with a circular saw and a metal cutting blade. -P
This is too awesome video thanks much appreciate
great video guys!
Can this work with re-usable canvas backgrounds as well?
Yes though its prob heavier. Get the varidrives that can handle the heavier weight.
Do you think its possible to achieve with two c stands? The place that I currently use doesn't allow me to use autopoles
Yeah def, you will just have the feet of the lightstands in your way but it can be done. -P
What's the screws size you used to put the hook on the super clamp ? 😥
Easiest thing to do is to take the clamp to hardware store and try it. It's what I did to make sure. I tried with the sizes that were stated in comments and they didn't work for some reason.
Grt review, thx. I read that max load on varipoles was 55lbs..but 3 rolls of paper plus the other parts would exceed this no? Or All good?
One roll of paper is about 15 lbs
Do yourself a favor and put about four or five metal clamps on the bottom of each paper roll so there is some weight at the bottom of the backdrop, then it will roll back up and stay tight to the core.
Yes, we do this. I actually have attached pieces of trim to the bottom to make it even heavier and smoother. You still need the aluminum bars inside the cardboard ream to keep the rolls from bending over time. -P
@@FStoppers Yes! I just bought it all and am installing per this guide, which is excellent
@@FStoppers Hey could I ask, how you attach the piece of trim to the backdrop? Is it just clamped on at corners?
Would this work for hand painted canvas backdrop?
What is the specific name of the gray color shown? looking to buy the same color but they have several grays! HELP!
Smoke gray :)
Love this video! But why is it only 360p?
You're early. It's rendered now.
Great video
good job!
What does a Charleston, SC dude know about Alyeska Resort in AK? ;) So I'm going to stop rewinding my Savage backgrounds from the cardboard tube to my PVC tubes, taping and rerolling them after viewing this. Wished I found it a couple of years ago! (Rick from Sumter/Clemson; Go Tigers!)
I grew up in Eagle River, AK just outside of Anchorage and did Ski Team on Alyeska Resort when I was 8 years old. Won some ski medals and my sister was the top skier in her age group (6 years old) when we lived up there. I bought that shirt on a Profoto Trip up there a few years ago. Good times and AK rocks! -P
Well there you go Patrick! That's insane. Been there and snowboarded Alyeska many times during my USAF pilot career. Love the little groms and their energy in organized winter sports! What a change when you got to Charleston. I still coach, instruct, compete and judge for PSIA-AASI and USASA so I definitely appreciate your stoke and you and your sister's AK history!
I wonder what does SAVAGE (the company that makes these paper backdrops) has to say about this nasty bagging that happens with their products.
Yup :) Brilliant!!!!!
What adhesive do you use to attach easy liner to the metal pole?
I want to know as well
I can't find the crossbars, they are no longer available on amazon :( any other suggestions? I bought 2in pvc but that savage backdrop cardboard tube is 2in. So I would literally have to recoil the entire seamless
I tried the PVC method, but unless you can sand down the inside of the pvc pipe, the mouthing portion that goes inside the PVC won't fit. (the black end cap part is too big for the inside of the PVC.
Impact makes a 2 peice version. Same price and I think it's better quality.
I have the manfrotto system, I unrolled paper on to the metal pole, giving the system a less weight load. Some rolls are effortless to unroll and the other requires much more effort. They are installed just as yours are, any suggestions ?
I noticed this too with one of our rolls of paper. I loosened the knob on both sides of the rollers which I thought only held the connectors in place for the cross arms but it did make the roll easier to rotate. Not sure if that helps. -P
Thank you for this it’s go time
thank you friend but amazon does not deliver to europe ( Fotoconic 10 Ft / 3M Metal Tube ) :( i have a realy probleme do u have any other web site to buy it ? thank you
have you find it in europe? thanks
Brilliant I'm hoping the cardboard roll diameter will be universal as I'm UK.
What size machine screws are needed to bolt the bracket to the super clamp?
Eric Alter I used #10 32 but here in PR the hardware store didn’t have any with Philips or flathead heads so I had to use hex heads. I’d make sure whatever superclamp brand you buy that the same bolts can be used. -P
The Impact brand super clamps take 1/4” x 1/2” bolt.
@@farbermania The center hole does, but the two on either side of that, the ones you need to use to fasten the super clamp to the bracket are smaller. The #10 x3/4 inch worked perfectly!
at Lowes, I found metric button head screws that worked best into my Manfrotto Super Clamps: M5-.80x16 with 5mm washer and lock washer (x8 for the full setup with 4 super clamps). www.lowes.com/pd/Hillman-5mm-0-8-x-16mm-Phillips-Drive-Machine-Screws-8-Count/999994842 Could also amazon search: www.amazon.com/s?k=M5-.80x16
What measurements is it?
What is to stop the Varipole from pushing up through the ceiling, at least denting the ceiling, or even pulling away from the vertical, if the mounting position is not carefully aligned with a joist or some other solid backing, especially if the Varipole is not very carefully jacked up to meet the ceiling with no more than the necessary tension to hold it in place? At the very least, the ceiling needs to be protected from possible damage from movement of the pole. Ceilings (and the Varipole itself) will expand and contract depending on environmental conditions, humidity, temperature, etc. I often hear mine expanding in the heat as it is designed to do. No mention of the potential for a disaster waiting to happen in this presentation and I cannot believe this scenario does not at least need to be explained and dealt with appropriately. No way I'm following this advice!
This is true. Our ceilings are made of concrete so this isn’t much of an issue. If possible, I’d place the poles below studs but if you can’t, you can place a 2x4 between the pole and the Sheetrock that spans across a few studs to help give the mounting surface the most rigidity and stability as possible.
Just purchased my varipole as I have a small space for headshots
Thanks!
Literally installing a similar system as I type this! Wish I knew about this mounting system though. Maybe in the future at my next location.
What are you using? -P
How many super-clamps do you need
I used 4, two for each paper arm. I'm sure you could fill the extension poles with wood and drill directly into them and not need any superclamps but that requires more work. -P
I purchased the Fotoconic 10' pole and went to order a second only to find it sold out. I ordered an Impact 9' from B&H for a second paper roll. The B&H order hasn't arrived. I am assuming that I will need to cut off some length from the Fotoconic pole to make it work with the shorter one. Anyone have any experience combining these two?
Yeah hopefully they will get more in stock soon. If you want to use both, I assume you can just cut the longer one down with a circular saw. Shouldn't be hard. -P
Where do you get the rollers? You can also get extensions for the Varipoles.
Nevermind!!!
I enjoyed this video Wow
how much this complete set cost , I want one badly..
It's about $300 for the full setup plus $60 per roll of paper. -P
It's actually closer to $700. If you buy everything you need plus a few rolls of paper, taxes and shipping.
How did you adhere the easy liner to the aluminum pole?
gorilla glue tape but you can use any tape or double sided tape. -P
Fstoppers thank you for being active in the comments and replying to questions. Thanks for the info too, you guys are great!
Love it
What size machine bolts do you need?
The machine bolts are M5-0.8x16