Magnet Hack for Nanlite PavoTubes and Camera Accessories

You can easily add a magnet to hold up your lighting setup like the Nanlite PavoTubes or other camera accessories. The key is to get a very strong magnet with 1/4" -20 male end to connect to the bracket. Here is the best solution I have found with the strongest hold. amzn.to/3jZrQvB
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[@bradpaulp]

Nice find. I love finding 1/4-20 accessories. I have a little tap/die system in my workshop so I can effectively make anything into a 1/4-20 threading. I've made all sorts of janky parts for rigs/mics etc.

[@Whiteinrevery]

that sounds so fun! love making all sorts of different use cases with a tap/die.

[@NanliteGlobal]

Tks for sharing, it looks good. 😊But we guess if the magnetic force is strong enough?

[@Whiteinrevery]

very strong. if you add two brackets with magnets, it would be hard to get off.

[@cinema-q]

Curious why you opted for a DIY option instead of the magnets Nanlite sells?

[@Whiteinrevery]

at the time of creating this video, they didn't have that option available. I imagine though the strength of the magnet they offer isn't as powerful as third party options like the one I used in this video based off size and thickness.

[@jeffkrieger1829]

I HATE when grip is hard. This is not. Thank you. I'd love to see any other hacks that make grip easier.