Went through this again (just ordered some trail cameras). This is a good idea and I appreciate it. I do have a question though. Am I the only one that noticed that you apparently lost one of the rubber washers sometime between the beginning of the video when you showed the parts inventory and the end of the video where you showwed the utilization of those parts in the assembly? I watched three times and it certainly appears as if you ended up only using two of the original three rubber washers in the final assembly. I'm guessing you took a break and one disappeared from your table so you shot the video without the third rubber washer which was probably originally destined to be used somewhere between the eye bolt and the eye screw. Hey, it's not rocket science, so all we really need is the basic idea and we can experiment with adding the third rubber washer (or even two more) if more friction is needed between the eye bolt and the eye screw to keep the camera from rotating after the device is screwed into a tree.
man, you have some great attention to detail !! yes, you will use THREE rubber washers. one under each end and one in the middle between the two eye bolts. thanks for watching! have fun building these. BTW, if you would rather just purchase a mount, i have also used these HME mounts and they work pretty well. amzn.to/3WujErA
I’m sorry, I can not do that, I don’t have the list anymore. My recommendation would be to watch the video and when I read the list, write it down. People at the hardware store will know what the items are, they are very common parts
Thanks for watching! Yes, they are such an easy and fun way to save a couple $$. Get those poachers!!! If you are looking for a great cam, try the Reveal x 2.0. (I’ve done a review on them also). Here’s a link to buy them on Amazon. amzn.to/3P1ZGgz
@@anthonykontos7931 yes, tactacam makes a solar panel for them. they also make rechargeable battery packs. ive got a review of them on my channel, they are probably the best cam on the market for the $$.
Awesome video watched the revel 2.0 video also could you please type the name of the hardware needed I know you already said it but when I go to the store I won’t know how to find it and will ask for a member to show me it would be easier to show him a written list please and thank you
Hi Fonz, unfortunately, i dont know the actual names for the items! i had a list made up and used it to read off when i made the video, but it's long gone now. thanks for watching
Here's the list 1-1/4x20 wing nut 1-3/8x1" bolt 1-1/4x3 3/4 or longer screw eye 1-3/8x16 wing nut 1-1/4x20x2 5/8 or longer eye bolt 3-3/8x1 1/4 neoprene or rubber washers 3-3/8x1 1/4 fender washers 1-1/4 bonded sealing washer or 1/4 washer w/rubber washer. Got my stuff at lowes, came up to 12.00 plus to make it. Find a cheaper source for hardware
Thank you very much form Spain, great mount!
thank you so much for watching!
Sweet gonna make a bunch of these up, appreciate the video.
thanks for watching!
You're a genius...
Great invention!!!👍
I can’t take credit for it. Got the idea from a friend. But it’s a great little DIY project. Thanks for watching, and I hope you subscribed too!
Went through this again (just ordered some trail cameras). This is a good idea and I appreciate it.
I do have a question though. Am I the only one that noticed that you apparently lost one of the rubber washers sometime between the beginning of the video when you showed the parts inventory and the end of the video where you showwed the utilization of those parts in the assembly?
I watched three times and it certainly appears as if you ended up only using two of the original three rubber washers in the final assembly.
I'm guessing you took a break and one disappeared from your table so you shot the video without the third rubber washer which was probably originally destined to be used somewhere between the eye bolt and the eye screw.
Hey, it's not rocket science, so all we really need is the basic idea and we can experiment with adding the third rubber washer (or even two more) if more friction is needed between the eye bolt and the eye screw to keep the camera from rotating after the device is screwed into a tree.
man, you have some great attention to detail !! yes, you will use THREE rubber washers. one under each end and one in the middle between the two eye bolts. thanks for watching! have fun building these. BTW, if you would rather just purchase a mount, i have also used these HME mounts and they work pretty well. amzn.to/3WujErA
Can you please post an image of the parts list so I can take this to the store with me?
I’m sorry, I can not do that, I don’t have the list anymore. My recommendation would be to watch the video and when I read the list, write it down. People at the hardware store will know what the items are, they are very common parts
Thanks for the tips saw your video about the trail cam and now I’m sold. Hopefully I’ll catch my poachers this year and watch my food plots 😎😎😎😎.
Thanks for watching! Yes, they are such an easy and fun way to save a couple $$. Get those poachers!!! If you are looking for a great cam, try the Reveal x 2.0. (I’ve done a review on them also). Here’s a link to buy them on Amazon.
amzn.to/3P1ZGgz
@@Horn_n_Fin_Outdoors can they be used with solar power and then rechargeable batteries as a backup?
@@anthonykontos7931 yes, tactacam makes a solar panel for them. they also make rechargeable battery packs. ive got a review of them on my channel, they are probably the best cam on the market for the $$.
Here is the solar panel. I’ll link the battery pack in another comment.
amzn.to/3d5Vv6h
Here is the battery pack link.
amzn.to/3BJFQUz
Awesome video watched the revel 2.0 video also could you please type the name of the hardware needed I know you already said it but when I go to the store I won’t know how to find it and will ask for a member to show me it would be easier to show him a written list please and thank you
Hi Fonz, unfortunately, i dont know the actual names for the items! i had a list made up and used it to read off when i made the video, but it's long gone now. thanks for watching
Here's the list
1-1/4x20 wing nut
1-3/8x1" bolt
1-1/4x3 3/4 or longer screw eye
1-3/8x16 wing nut
1-1/4x20x2 5/8 or longer eye bolt
3-3/8x1 1/4 neoprene or rubber washers
3-3/8x1 1/4 fender washers
1-1/4 bonded sealing washer or 1/4 washer w/rubber washer.
Got my stuff at lowes, came up to 12.00 plus to make it. Find a cheaper source for hardware
@@bobwoisard2969 thank you bob 🫡
Nice vid. The loud background music while you are talking is awful - hard to hear and distracting.
Thank you for the feedback, and thanks for watching