3 Legged Thing XPand 25mm Riser Block - Copper

The 3 Legged Thing XPand 25mm Riser Block Copper is a riser block, which includes multiple 1/4 ‭20...

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The 3 Legged Thing XPand 25mm Riser Block in Copper is designed for photographers and videographers looking to expand their modular camera rigs. Its primary benefit is adding 100mm of height and significant mounting flexibility to camera setups. A potential caveat is its specialized nature, best suited for users who require advanced rig customization.

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Brand3 Legged Thing

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FAQs

What is the main purpose of the XPand 25mm Riser Block?

Its main purpose is to add 100mm of height and provide multiple 1/4"-20 mounting points and XPAND slots to enhance modular camera rig configurations.

What material is the riser block made from?

It is constructed from aerospace-grade magnesium alloy, providing durability and a lightweight design.

Can I attach a camera directly to this riser?

Yes, you can attach a camera to the primary 1/4"-20 threads, but it's typically used as an accessory mounting platform or height extender for an existing setup.

What does the QD socket do?

The QD (Quick-Detach) socket allows for rapid attachment and detachment of compatible camera straps or other accessories.

How does the XPAND system work?

The XPAND system allows multiple 3 Legged Thing plates and riser blocks to be securely linked together, enabling the creation of larger, more complex modular camera rigs.

Is this riser block compatible with non-3 Legged Thing accessories?

The 1/4"-20 threads are universally compatible. The XPAND system is proprietary to 3 Legged Thing for expanded modularity.

How much weight can this riser block support?

While the exact weight capacity depends on the overall rig stability, the magnesium alloy construction is robust for professional camera equipment.

Troubleshooting

Accessory wobbles after mounting

Ensure the 1/4"-20 screw is fully tightened and that the accessory's mounting plate is seated flush against the riser block.

XPAND slots feel tight when connecting other modules

Verify that both modules are properly aligned and that there are no obstructions or debris in the XPAND connection points. Gentle, even pressure should be sufficient.

Riser block does not sit level on tripod head

Check the main mounting thread of your tripod head and the base of the riser block for any dirt or damage. Ensure the riser is screwed in straight and fully seated.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Significantly increases mounting options for camera accessories.
  • Durable and lightweight construction from magnesium alloy.
  • Facilitates modular rig building and customization.
  • Adds convenient height to camera setups.
  • QD socket allows for quick accessory attachment/detachment.

Cons

  • Adds bulk and weight to a camera rig.
  • Primarily useful for users building complex modular systems.
  • May be unnecessary for basic photography setups.
  • The 100mm height might not suit all shooting scenarios.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: The riser block can be attached to any standard tripod plate or camera base that utilizes 1/4"-20 threads. Accessories are then mounted onto the available 1/4"-20 threads or into the QD socket. To expand the rig, utilize the XPAND slots to connect other compatible 3 Legged Thing accessories.

Compatibility: This riser block is designed to work with standard camera mounting systems. The 1/4"-20 threads are universal. The XPAND connection system is proprietary to 3 Legged Thing, so maximum compatibility for expansion will be with other 3 Legged Thing XPAND accessories.

Care: Clean the riser block with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents, as these can damage the anodized finish. Ensure all mounting points are free of debris before attaching equipment. Store in a dry place when not in use.

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