Clamp for iPad 4 on a tripod

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I've got a wealth of camera equipment at my fingertips, but my go-to device for capturing photos and videos is the iPad. It's always within reach, and its camera delivers top-notch quality with each shot. The only drawback I used to face was adapting it for smooth operation - getting it steady and motionless on a surface like a table. However, this issue has been resolved for me now. In my quest for a hassle-free shooting experience, I came up with a clever solution: designing a clamp similar to those used for smartphones but engineered specifically for use with a full tripod setup. The result was a custom-made clamp that would stabilize the iPad, allowing me to focus on capturing the perfect shot without any worries about camera shake. Here's a video showcasing my creation in action: https://youtu.be/FVFyCPx7pkg If you're looking to save some cash on your purchases, I recommend checking out this tool: http://epngo.bz/cashback_index/9cce4. It can help you get the most out of your money. For building this clamp, I used a variety of tools and components, which are listed below: * Radius meters (set): https://goo.gl/mXsOkE * Radius meter (R1-6.5): https://goo.gl/kxc5kS * Radius meter (R7-14.5): https://goo.gl/en8pwC * Radius meter (R15-25): https://goo.gl/jDp7Ag * Radius meter (R26-80): https://goo.gl/EwQ97g For assembling and adjusting the clamp, I relied on handles and knives: https://goo.gl/ASWaOk. And for making any necessary adjustments or additions, threads were essential: https://goo.gl/GCYAAC and https://goo.gl/gHdLhb. Finally, I used a styli for measuring gaps: https://goo.gl/Yhqn9C, which proved to be incredibly helpful in ensuring the clamp fit together perfectly. For drilling holes and making precise adjustments, a reamer was a must-have: https://goo.gl/LCxd8P.