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How to put the go pro on a handle

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deleted5
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jibbinc.
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I used duct-tape to do mine.

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I_Am_Mod
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^^yep, ductape.
abek, also a NSer and maker of that video you showed, ductaped it to his pole as well...

use the arm thingy for it....
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GreenHorn
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best way ever
took a long time though
used the mount that it came on in the box
but its awesome
PM me or post in here if you have any questions
my brother figured this out

1. take the big square piece that it was attached to and cut out the mount
2. drill through the middle of the mount
3. find a flat screw to screw in to the mount
4. takes a while to make it flush so the clip will slide in
5. screw mount into pole handle

my joysticks had a screw already in there to hold the strap, but you can probably just drill into your own pole handle
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BReed
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didd this todayy!! worked greatt!! +kkk!!!!!
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GreenHorn
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glad i could help!
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B-runge
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hardest thing ever i just hot glued a mount on^
haha
works good, but my strap fell out due to lack of screw :(
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EVAN.F
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Tripod mount accessory on a monopod is how i do mine. So it ends up being on a super light boom that extends from 1.5 feet all the way up to 4.5 feet

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EVAN.F
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I_Am_Mod
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i liked that alot !!!

nice job dude !!!
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0vbie
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Here is mine.

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.Max.
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no, just use the head mount with the straps

it has a hole in it and when you pull the strap out from the bottom so the plastic face is showing you put the tip of your pole through there and then rubber band the straps down so they dont flap everywhere.

it works perfectly, PM me for any more info
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I_Am_Mod
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would you be so nice to put up some pics ?
i'm quite interested ....
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GreenHorn
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^ that looks silly
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B-runge
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srzy lul^

my glued mount came off when i threw my pole like 20 feet into the air onto concrete
lul
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GreenHorn
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that sucks
i need to fix my screw

the mount just spins around
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B-runge
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sucka^
you cant fix that....
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GreenHorn
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yes you can
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B-runge
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prove it
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GreenHorn
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i will
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FREEskiLINE
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Can someone find a link of how to make a handle or put a video up themselves... Mine arrives tomorrow and the handle it the first thing im addressing and I dont wanna mess it up
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GreenHorn
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what do you mean by "handle"?
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FREEskiLINE
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like is there a video out anywhere about doin like  a pole mount
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GreenHorn
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i dunno. but there should be enough instruction in this thread that you can do it
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B-runge
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sams method sucks, use my lots of glue, hole in it for pole strap screw and tape method
it wont spin around
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GreenHorn
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my method rocks
if you get the right screw and do it right

but a little glue would make it rock solid
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I_Am_Mod
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damn, i have scott poles and the handle is rubber :(
anyone have an idea on how i can attach a mount to a rubber handle?


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GreenHorn
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the only way i can think of is glue

is there a screw on the top of your handle? or scotts dont have that, do they?
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B-runge
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they dont^
and glue
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I_Am_Mod
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what kind of glue?

my first attempt was making 3 deep slits in the top of the handle and then epoxy the mount to it but the epoxy was too hard and didnt grip well on the rubber...
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B-runge
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i got a combo of hot glue
and gorilla glue rockin right now
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..jack
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sick edit, have you used a filter or coulor effects?
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doubleg
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same thing with me..

i pulled the grip off, put a piece of wood dowel down the center of the pole, then put the grip back on. so then i cud screw the mount right into the wood. problem solved
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Tripplesixty
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I like some of the fixes you guys have posted but has anyone tried the handlebar mount on a ski pole?
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Lemuel
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That is what I am going to try, but I don't have my poles at my summer house. I know the poles are too skinny down at the bottom, so I may wrap some duct tape around the bottom of one so it is thick enough and then it should be prime. I would really suggest getting the handlebar mount anyway, it can be really convenient.
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GreenHorn
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Handlebar mount works great
Its nice because you can angle it anyway you want
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joshua
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For a cheap way to make a pole mount you can just take a reflector from a bike, and put a mount on the flat reflector side, and then you can put the reflector on the pole. IDK if that makes any sense but here's a pic of a reflector if you don't know what I mean.
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grilledsteezeyo
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good idea!
ill have to try it out
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EternalJens
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me too! That actually looks like it should work very well!
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