Workshop Ceiling Camera Mount | Durable & Flexible

[@pasukart]

Really great ideas. Especially transferring the holes on painters tape.

[@MikeFyxdt]

Thank you! It’s amazing how many little tips one collects over the years… It makes me happy to pass them along!

[@ljsites]

Mike, I don’t know if there is a competition for cleanest, most organized workshop but you should get a trophy the size of the Stanley Cup!

[@MikeFyxdt]

@Lj Sites - Thank you! But that said, you’d be amused to see me moving piles of junk this way and that to keep it out of the picture. 😁

[@ljsites]

@@MikeFyxdt ah, so you are human. 😀

[@mokumholland5640]

@@MikeFyxdt haha!!! Good point!

[@dizzydigger7083]

That looks great!! I’ve been looking at options for my garage for overhead, especially for doing lives.

[@MikeFyxdt]

@Dizzy Digger - I'm glad you like it! It has been very easy to work with, and so much better than tripping over a tripod. The only problem I've encountered is that, when the boom arm is fully extended, it takes a few seconds for the 'bounce' to stop after you adjust the camera. But overall it is sturdy and flexible.

[@mokumholland5640]

As handy as I am…. NOT!! … I really like how you used that masking tape!

[@MikeFyxdt]

Always glad when the little tips are appreciated my friend! 😁

[@DucatiDiaries]

Mikegyver strikes again. 😃

[@MikeFyxdt]

Mikegyver, bwa ha ha ha!!! 😂😂😂

[@coyotecarguy2076]

First! hahaha! YAHOOOOOOO!

[@MikeFyxdt]

Way to go Al! 🏁😁🏁