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Gixxie, that is a cap over the threads, but you need a head to attach ur camera on it. Heads can be had relatively cheap $10-$200.

Brand New Amvona CF/Magnesium Tripod Legs Model: CF94 Supports 17.6lbs Carrying Case Included Retails for $190. Great for D/SLR users, heavy duty, very sturdy. Cheap alternative for someone who wants a quality tripod and a great price. Due to an excellent ordering process..I was charged for two of these, only needed one, and cant return it for my money back. So I thought I'd post it up on here for what I paid. It is brand new, in box.$75 *Sorry for the bad pics* Description from Amvona's site: DynaTran® Carbon Fiber and Magnesium Alloy tripod bases redefine state of the art for support of all types of digital, video, 35mm SLRs and medium format cameras. Carbon Fiber and Magnesium Alloy construction is up to 30% lighter than aluminum equivalents, yet stronger and more rigid. DynaTran® Carbon Fiber and Magnesium Alloy tripod bases also withstand pressure and temperature extremes much better than conventional designs while providing more efficient vibration dampening creating the most beautifully engineered solution for the vigorous handling of videographers, nature and backpacking photographers on the move. DynaTran® superior strength carbon fiber tubes are created using a process based on pull winding of carbon fibers which are then precisely wrapped under high pressure and temperature factors with epoxy resin. This process ensures rigid light tubes that are resistant to bending, with tensile and compression strength, a high degree of stability in extreme temperatures, the ability to absorb vibration and withstands fatigue better than other carbon fiber tube processes. Innovative quick release leg joints are constructed using a proprietary technology that highlights both ergonomic design and greater maximum load and locking capacities. Four fine-tolerance telescopic leg extensions ensure smooth silent gliding action without the possibility of slippage and feature high-density foam rubber leg protectors for comfortable handling. Base Performance Range allows the legs to be set individually at any of three leg angles (25, 45 and 65) thanks to easy-to-use stops that allow for low angle shots. The rapid-action, reversible Carbon Fiber Center Column features a stainless steel weight hook. SpecificationsWeight: 4.5bs Maximum Height: 677" Minimum Height: 16.9 Folded Height: 23.8 Maximum Load: 17.6lbs No. of leg sections: 4 Leveling devices Adjustable height (reversible) center column Foam rubber leg protectors included on two of the legs Quick release leg lock system Heavy duty carrying case with shoulder strap Feel free to ask any questions! Thanks, Aaron

Great idea guys!!

Oh poor E46 I used to get nightmares of using oil pressure with my A4..

Well, I bit the bullet and picked up a Midwest kit. First time brewing

I got some new gear Pics coming this weekend!

+1 Great idea!

I think thats a great idea! They have some cool challenges over there.

I've heard decent things about the china welders/cutters. Check out some of the welding forums. I dont remember looking to the PC's too much tho. I may try a china TIG in the near future.

speaking of tattoos, im getting my selve worked on in about an hour I still havent posted any pics of it tho. Iz is lazy

Me too! Unfortunately my wallet isnt on the same page as me! But I did order a set of tubes off there, still waiting to get em tho. But in general it seems like ppl have success buying/selling on there. I've actually seen it quite a few times in the last few years..

http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=789751

Looked like a bunch of photos were taken of the moon recently on POTN. I'll double check on there..

Pretty excited to shoot..picked up a nifty fifty, set of extension tubes, and amvona CF tripod. I've been out of the photo loop, well was never really into the DSLR loop, but I'm trying now Still need a lot of gear but I feel like I've taken a step in the right direction! POTN I love you.

My pants were already wet before that thread ...but in all seriousness, that was nice! Beautiful array of custom parts.

Thanks IP, I'm gonna look into Midwest or Rebelbrewers kits and research a little more. I may just try out an ale first.

Hey guys have any of you tried to make your own ciders? I'm thinking about doing my first "home brew" with a cider. Any kits you suggest?

Congrats, definitely an improvement over the 05's

I got one from Keybank, havent heard anything from Chase yet, but I'm sure its coming soon...

Flag football Turkey Bowl Tourney, timmy ho's bagel and donut, and a green tea. woohoo

Very cool! Clean F2. I have a soft spot for em