3 Legged Thing 75mm Half Bowl


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This guide is for photographers and videographers using 75mm bowl mount tripods, especially those from 3 Legged Thing. The 3 Legged Thing 75mm Half Bowl helps you quickly achieve a level horizon without adjusting your tripod legs. However, be aware that while it is robust, it requires proper setup and care for optimal performance.
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The 3 Legged Thing 75mm Half Bowl is compatible with all 75mm bowl mount video tripods, including 3 Legged Thing’s Nicky and Tommy tripods from the Legends range.
Use the bubble level to achieve a level horizon. Adjust the half bowl using the handle until the bubble is centered. Then lock the handle in place.
The handle is for adjusting and locking the half bowl into the level position.
The 3M O-Pads on the handle provides improved grip and leverage, especially in damp conditions.
Yes, all 3 Legged Thing products feature a 5-year global warranty.
The 3 Legged Thing 75mm Half Bowl is made of precision-engineered, aerospace-grade magnesium alloy.
Yes, the base of the handle has a removable knurled hook which reveals a 3/8”-16 mounting point for additional accessories.
Ensure the half bowl is properly seated in the tripod bowl and that the head is securely attached. Re-adjust the handle while checking the bubble level.
Check for any obstructions or debris that may be interfering with the handle's movement. Clean the area around the handle if needed. If the issue persists, contact 3 Legged Thing support.
Make sure you remove the knurled hook at the base of the handle to reveal the 3/8"-16 mounting point. Confirm that your accessory uses the correct thread size.
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