Fotasy SR10 3/8"-16 to 1/4"-20 Reducer Bushing Convert Screw Adapter (10 packs)

I needed these for my Hasselblad 500 C/M baseplate. Fit perfect, strong and heavy feel to them. Love them.

Made of good quality stainless steel you can tell it’s very good quality stainless steel because it is not magnetic. Stainless steel is not magnetic, unlike a review I read earlier

The media could not be loaded.  I am always losing these things. When I lose one, I have to borrow from another device and switch back and forth. I finally lost the only remaining reducer so I had to order some more. Of course, as soon as I order some, I found the one I lost.If you lose these in a grassy area, wait til night when it is dark and use a flashlight. The reflection from the metal in the darkness makes them much easier to find.♦ Fit as well as original reducer.♦ Same quality, all metal.♦ Cheap and you get 6.♦ You get a bonus cleaning cloth.Hope the video gives you an idea of what they look like, what is in the package and how to remove and insert them. If you have any questions, use the comment section. Thanks.

Many tripods have sockets for 3/8" screws or bolts. Most items designed to attach to a tripod either have a 3/8" or 1/4" screw or bolt. Everything works well if both are 3/8", but when you have an attachment with a 1/4" crew or bolt you will need a reducing bushing and it is nice to have a few on hand. I would recommend putting a threadlocker adhesive on the threads (Loctite threadlocker blue is designed to easily be replaceable with common tools, whereas Loctite red is a more permanent fix you most likely will want to avoid). As you can see in the attached photo, the blue carabiner is attached to a round 1-inch flat key ring. The ring has been placed through a hole in a 1/4" screw head. The screw head is threaded into the 3/8" to 1/4" Reducer Bushing that has been threadlocked into the tripod 3/8" thread socket.

great product .good Quality, does exactly what it was supposed to do and does exactly what it was supposed to do