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KUPO KS-076 5/8" Stud With 1/4-20 Female Thread
KUPO KS-076 5/8" Stud With 1/4-20 Female Thread
This Kupo 5/8" Stud with 1/4-20 Female Thread is 3.5 inches long 5/8’’ baby stud with 1/4’’-20 female thread which is designed to convert a 1/4" thread, as commonly found on the end of a light stand or microphone boom to a 5/8" stud, the standard stud for mounting a studio light or video light. The file thread gives extra grip to prevent your light from rotating on the stud. You can also use this stud to attach to your tripod or anything with a 1/4-20" thread.
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KUPO KS-076 5/8" Stud With 1/4-20 Female Thread
This Kupo 5/8" Stud with 1/4-20 Female Thread is 3.5 inches long 5/8’’ baby stud with 1/4’’-20 female thread which is designed to convert a 1/4" thread, as commonly found on the end of a light stand or microphone boom to a 5/8" stud, the standard stud for mounting a studio light or video light. The file thread gives extra grip to prevent your light from rotating on the stud. You can also use this stud to attach to your tripod or anything with a 1/4-20" thread.
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