Drum Stick Holder 3D Model Print

This is my fourth or fifth Roku device and my first stick device. The previous model I bought was the Roku2. The Streaming Stick+ has a more advanced interface and mimics what I get on the computer. The Streaming Stick+ was easy to install and get working - just follow the instructions. I'm a die-hard Apple fan but I see no reason to buy an Apple TV device when Roku offers what they do.

This drum pad is exactly what I was looking for. I knew it wasn’t capable of programming different kits but wanted it for extra sounds to add to my acoustic drum kit. I played it with a choir for a song and people really liked the sound being played through a small powered speaker. Had the ride, tom, snare and kick setup and it really went well with the song. I haven’t noticed any cross talk but if the drum stick is too close to parallel you can hit two pads at the same time with the tip and shaft of the the drum stick. Great for practice with headphones. My nephew had a blast playing the cowbell and other tones while his dad and I jammed. Might need to get him one for Christmas. The adjustability with tuning and reverb gives more options to try to match pitch and ambiance. The sensitivity setting works but is not fabulous. Have not tried hooking it up to my computer yet but imagine it would work well. I would recommend this for someone looking for something to practice on or just play around with. I sawed the top off of a cheap music stand that I got for free and the mount plate slides over it perfectly with just a little bit of duct tape so it holds firm. Can’t angle it but I can adjust the height. For the price this drum pad is totally worth it. If you are more serious about performing live you’ll probably want something more versatile but this works perfect as it is intended.

This is completely compatible with the Zeiss Milvus 15mm /f2.8 lens, as tested on a Nikon D810 with the Lee SW150 Mark II filter holder. The adapter screws onto the lens and fits perfectly, leaving ample access to the focusing ring. The ring is very well made.� The only downside of the ring is that the lens cap cannot be affixed to the front of the lens with this adapter ring in place. Lee makes a plastic cap that can go over the entire adapter ring for the smaller filter system, allowing the ring to be left in place in the field when moving the lens to and from your bag. No such product is made for this larger system. To solve this one problem with the system, I carefully measured the filter adapter ring and 3D printed a plastic cap to go over it. This is probably a bit much for most people, but if you or someone you know is handy with a 3D printer and 3D design, it's not a hard thing to do. Hope this helps. The Zeiss Milvus 15mm is an amazing lens, and this filter holder system is completely compatible with no vignetting. I use the holder system with Lee and NiSi filters.

I'm not sure what an imaging drum actually does but we need it if we want to print. Found it easily. Works great. Printing away!

I ditched the belt holder and stick the pack in my rear pocket, so far this is a great setup.

I have a walking staff that used to have a compass on top. It's lost but with this gadget I have a walking stick/camera holder!

This is an excellent 3D projector. There is absolutely, no cross-talk and no flicker at all, even with material that is not very well known for its 3D quality, such as Tangled, or Despicable me and Monsters vs Alliens blu ray 3D! It delivers very bright and perfect colour saturation even in daylight conditions in the projection room with very low noise! I saw no judder at all, even in very fast action scenes! The only problem is with its set-up, since there is luck of vertical, or horizontal lense shift! However, with a little effort, this is a disadvantage which can be overcome! DLP technology from Texas Instruments, and 3D-RF, or DLP-Link technology developed by Optoma, really deliver the great performance results, Optoma claims for these technologies to perform in its official site! ...And all this at a fraction of the cost other 3D projectors have! I'm off to getting the upcoming Optoma HD83 model for sure, especially if it sells at such low a price as the HD33 model!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this as a monitor for my PC. I chose this model because I mainly use this PC for 3d modeling. Excellent picture quality and size allosw me to see even the smallest details of the model.

Optoma produce excellent projectors. This model, the HD33,which includes 3D feature is amazing for the price. Do not hesitate.Blurays look great. If you have a projector already, upgrade to 3D and if you are new to Home theater projectors start with this one. Obtain DLP link glasses which are now reasonably priced and project onto a screen or a wall and be impressed.

I got the Charge 4 customized for a friend's birthday, and the process was so fast and easy, and it really did look like the 3d model in the designer. I just gave the present to my friend and she loved not only the design but the sound quality of the speaker. We're looking forward to taking it to our beach picnics once the pandemic is done!