Sun Joe Electric Pressure Washer Wall Mount Diy

After watching Joe Edelman's DIY tutorial on continous lighting, I bought two of these to tilt my DIY Kino-Flos down. They work perfectly. I think he even links to them in his part 3 article.

I don't need to cut up anything to mount new DIY straps

I use it to cover a pressure dial face so the sun won't cloud up the acrylic. Perfect fit and solution. kbs

If you live in San Diego like I do you know that electric is very expensive. I bought the Ecoflow Pro and the extra battery and it is amazing. I have everything hooked up to it and I charge with solar power. So glad I did. I now run my whole house excluding the microwave, oven, hot water heater and ac on the generator with solar. As the days get longer in the summer months I will add more because I will have more sun to fuel the system. I live in a condo so I have to lay my panels flat on my patio roof and do not get the sun like I need to. But all is well and the machines are great! Highly recommend.

Electric Sun is a lighting and grip rental house. We have had for years this bag in one size smaller and in blue. They have lasted for decades, but then it came time to replace them. So we bought this larger size in black. They are the perfect fit. We use them as Grip Bags that go out with our 1-Ton and smaller packages. The bag is very well constructed, but lightweight. We put tools, mafers, blackwrap, spring clamps, C Heads and arms, etc in there and it works great for us.

I built a small studio at home and created a DIY background support attached to a wall. But my homemade pole was somewhat unsuccessful. It sagged to much despite all efforts to make it more solid. So I went to my favorite place, B&H, and found this marvelous product. It is everything I needed in my studio and since it is adjustable I can use it on location with a couple of light stands! Wish I had done this in the beginning!!

Sorry, I havn't used it yet, Joe.

Very easy to use and looks good on the wall. Installation was a bit difficult as we have an electric furnace and it does not have a circuit board like the pictures and videos show online. Finding the 24vac to power the thermostat was my only issue but figured it out and is working great.

I had been looking for a way to mount my laptop next to my camera on my tripod to make shooting tethered easier. I figured that if Joe McNally does it, it must be the hot set up! This arm combined with the 183 Aluminum Projector Platform mounted to a good tripod is the answer. Very solid and stable. Obviously it adds some weight to your gear if you're on location, but if you're shooting tethered, you're probably already packing a car load of gear anyway. It's great to be able to fine tune your lighting and settings using a 15 screen rather than the 3 LCD on the back of the camera!

I highly recommend. Pros Small Lightweight Strong magnet Excellent manufacturing Cons Small Lightweight Ball head to mount connection is friction I only bought two. Specifications to note Pull Strength: 44lbs Weight: 3.4oz In my limited experience, Oben makes great products. When I opened the MM-50 Magnetic Mount package, I was a little disappointed; the magnet was so small. I needed to test. My kitchen has no magnetic metal, so, I searched for something to use. The washing machine! I started to place the magnet on the washer and the magnet jumped out of my hand and firmly attached to the washer. Okay. I’m happier. It took some muscle to detach the magnet. I’m much happier. The rubber base is smooth and a little over 1/16” thick with slight compressibility. The magnet appears to have a rubberized coating. The ball head is elegant in its simplicity, manufacturing, and finish. The ball head to mount connection is friction. It seems secure. This is a great combo for planned and unplanned photoshoots. I put one in the vehicle and one on the equipment shelf.