Tripod Stands

[Cull]

I have built a number of these over the years. I have found the triangle tops are great for tucking back in the brush and the gear bars on the back are nice for grunt tubes rattling horns etc.

I have different sets of legs to match the terrain and available cover from 5' (South Texas) to 12' (Hill Country)

[dr730]

that is a sweet tripod!!! I sure wish I could weld....

[orion]

are you selling them. if so how much.

[Cull]

Sorry, I just build them for myself. As slow as I weld, I would have to charge a fortune for them.

[Howard]

another great job Cull! Thanks for sharing.

Nothing like the pride in building your own stuff!

[Steve W]

those look great.
this new DIY section is gonna be a money saver!!!


just a thought on those plastic seats. i use the same on my tripods and got tired of moisture in them. drill a 1/4" hole in the lowest part of the bowl then spray seat with rain-x. dew drips down and out. burlap over the seat keeps leaves out and is quite on those cold (loud) mornings.

[Tx_timber_rattler]

WOW! Gives me an idea about building one for myself with those lightweight aluminum camo net poles I found at army surplus store.

[DRow]

man those are nice

[arsonhunter]

nice tripod

[Tmag]

Them are slick, great job.

[greenflag]

what is the proper angle for the legs?

[Flame-Tamer]

I would guess 15 or so. The higher you go the further apart they are.

Do I win.

[Cull]

I think these were 22.5 degrees. Anywhere between 20 and 22.5 should be fine.

[greenflag]

Thanks for the angle info.

I have been thinking of building some along the same concept with variable leg length.

Thanks again!
Garry

[Flame-Tamer]

Hey Cull.

What size square tubing is the stubs and the legs.

Thanx for the info
Hank