Homemade bino holder

[Bigcountry40]

So I’m a week away from going to Colorado and really do not want to spend the money on a custom bino tripod with all the adapters etc. My wife has an old camera tripod in the closet, upon inspection the camera insert has two holes that made it easy slip screws/bolts through with washer keep them screws from slipping through. I then took a scrap piece of pine, screwed into the wood and made flat surface for my Binos to rest. Last step was strapping them into place with an old clip strap.
probably just saved hundreds of dollars

 

[Jackalope]

Ha. Looks good man.

 

[giles]

That'll work!

 

[Dustinb80]

So I’m a week away from going to Colorado and really do not want to spend the money on a custom bino tripod with all the adapters etc. My wife has an old camera tripod in the closet, upon inspection the camera insert has two holes that made it easy slip screws/bolts through with washer keep them screws from slipping through. I then took a scrap piece of pine, screwed into the wood and made flat surface for my Binos to rest. Last step was strapping them into place with an old clip strap.
probably just saved hundreds of dollars

Did you learn that in public school or home school?

 

[Bigcountry40]

Did you learn that in public school or home school?

I might punch you in the face next time I see you 36% power

 

[Big_Holla]

Way to improvise!

 

[Big_Holla]

Did you learn that in public school or home school?

Obviously wood shop Dustin!!

 

[giles]

I might punch in the face next time I see you 36% power

Triple dog dare you...

 

[Quantum673]

I’ll hold him!

 

[Bigcountry40]

So that camera tripod is $15.00 fyi. Vortex tripod range from $200 to 1000