> I'd rather have a superclamp system as I can use it for other uses in the
> future.
Hobby stores usually have interesting tools like gooseneck arms and
clamps that can be useful. Really depends on the weight or strain that
you'll have on the clamp.

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> Hi all,
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> Anyone using such a system or know if it will work ?
What is the weight difference? I have a plamp, and it is really quite light.
I have no problem throwing it in a backpack with my 4x5 gear.
I would have a problem with a superclamp (I do have one), which is
heavy and one would still need a flexible arm.
Roger
adam bootle - 11 Mar 2006 17:26 GMT
Thanks guys, I have kept on looking today and found a small clamp with
flexible arm on sale in Maplins which looks like it could be useful, they
also have small plastic clamps which could be mounted on the end with a bit
of fiddling.
Gonna pop out to Maplins tomorrow and check them out !
Cheers......Adam
> Hobby stores usually have interesting tools like gooseneck arms and clamps
> that can be useful. Really depends on the weight or strain that you'll
> have on the clamp.
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