The Axler Recodo Articulating Arm is a flexible 11" long arm that supports up to 6 pounds for attaching and positioning available accessories to your camera or accessory mounting point. It is machined from a metal alloy for strength and features three points of articulation that tighten and loosen using a single locking twist handle.

The ends of the arm feature 1/4"-20 threaded studs set into ball joints, with each joint providing swivel adjustment and lockable position adjustment. The threaded studs feature thumb wheels that allow you to tighten accessories on the threaded studs. The arm includes a removable shoe mount that attaches to your camera's accessory hot/cold shoe.

Three Points of Articulation    Unfolds to 11" Long    Metal Construction    Supports 6 Pounds    Center Locking Twist Handle    Ball Joint Ends with 1/4"-20 Studs    Removable Shoe Mount

The removable shoe mount adapter features a cold shoe foot to 1/4"-20 threaded stud, with two threaded thumbwheels that enable tightening the foot in your camera's cold shoe as well as your 1/4"-20 accessory. The cold shoe foot also features a female 1/4"-20 threaded mounting hole on the bottom, so you can mount it on a 1/4"20 threaded stud. Rounding out the shoe adapter is a 1/4"-20 coupler.

When the arm is loose, the center pivot, and both ball joint ends are flexible and can be moved to almost any position. Tightening the center twist lock tightens the center pivot as well as both ball ends at the same time.

The center pivot features two facing rosettes that provide a secure friction source to prevent the arms from slipping.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this works with a Ronin- S and a Liliputus A7s?

A: It depends on how you wish to mount the arm to the stabilizer but you can use this accessory on the Ronin S in order to complete the build. SmallRig Mounting Clamp for DJI Ronin S Gimbal B&H # SM2221 MFR # 2221. The Axler articulating arm offers a 1/4"-20 screw on both ends. One end can screw to the Lilliput monitor and the other end can screw into the SmallRig accessory. https://bhpho.to/2DFuIsP

Q: 2. Is it possible to provide the weight of the arm without the cold shoe adapter?

A: The weight of the ANDYCINE Rugged Articulating Magic Arm is about 9oz.

Q: 3. Will this work with a Sony A7iii and an Atomos Ninja V5?

A: yes, the articulating arm will support the payload of the display. But we always highly suggest a roll cage for extra stability.

Q: 4. Does the red knob tighten the end joints as well as the middle one?

A: Yes, the red wing nut tightens all of the joints on the CAMVATE 11" Articulating Arm.

Q: 5. How much weight can it hold? Looking to hold a small-ish monitor and a Black Magic switcher.

A: The total weight support of the Axler RECODO Dual Head Mount Y Arm is 5.5 pounds. Basically, about 3lbs per arm.

Q: 6. Does this have a quarter inch mount on the bottom?

A: Yes

Q: 7. Whats the maximum weight this can hold?

A: This arm does not work well. We are using it with a tiny camera and it is difficult to get it into position. It does not lock into position well. To answer your question, we have very little weight and I worry it will fall out of position at some point. Fortunately we are able to not touch that camera now that it is set up.

Q: 8. What is the max load or weight that this arm can bear?

A: The Axler RECODO 11" Arm with 1/4"-20 to 3/8"-16 Anti-Twist Fitting is designed to work with up to 3lb payloads.

Q: 9. would this 11" arm be good for mounting a Godox M1 (B&H # GOM1) to something like an oben Table top tripod (BH #OBTT100)? I don't want to use something ridiculously large like a full blown cstand/lightstand/camera tripod to mount a 1/2 lb godox M1 unit, but would like more angle and height versatility, that presumably a 11" arm would give. But not sure if it's a wise way to get there, if the 11" arm would be too top heavy for the oben tabletop tripod/tip over, etc. I would be looking to use it in vehicle interiors and behind subjects of a greenscreen to create separation. I find having the tabletop pod on the floor or on a carseat isnt verstatile enough (light looks too underlit and unnatural) and don't have places to clamp the godox m1 inside a car without damaging cars i don't own, etc. And similarly, the angle of the light for backlighting a subject to create separation w a greenscreen isn't high off the ground enough to get an effective wrap around a seated subject, if am just using the tripod on the floor. Plus it would be great to be able to angle the light to fine tune a greenscreen key, etc.

A: The Manfrotto 209 Tabletop Tripod (BH #MA209), would be more suitable to support the Gyrovu Heavy-Duty Articulated Arm (11-), as it has a much higher load capacity. You may also want to consider a small sandbag for further reaches of the arm with the Godox M1 light. https://bhpho.to/3CWx6en

Q: 10. What is the weight?

A: The Dedolight Flexible Stand Extension Arm (11") BH #DEDSTFX29 has a shipping weight of approximately 2lbs.