All components are made entirely of metal and look valuable. However, weight may be disadvantageous in some situations.

Magic Arm

In the middle joint of the Magic Arm, two corrugated plates press together. As a result, it cannot be adjusted completely without suts. Maintains the position perfectly after tightening. The wing screw is large enough and easy to grip.

The outer joints can be freely positioned. These do not have their own fixation, but are connected to the middle thread by means of a mechanism. First align roughly, then tighten slightly in the middle and align finely. Finally, tighten in the middle. At the ends, there are sufficiently long metal pins with standard threads. There are also locking nuts with rubber dampers, which can absorb excessive pressure.

Clamp “claw.”

The clamp is also made entirely of metal. The adjusting screw is also comfortably large for easy operation. The mechanism itself works reliably without snagging or rattling unnecessarily. The two different standard threads make them flexible to use without additional adapters. Securely attaching your arm to the clamp requires some practice. One screw is not enough to counter correctly, so that the arm can loosen again due to shock or its own weight. Here it helps to pay attention to a self-inhibiting structure. So that the thread tightens due to the weight of the arm. Alternatively, try an additional lock nut. Even though there is a bit little space for two.

It is a high-quality, great set that is easy to work with. Before practical use, it requires some dry practice.