3 Legged Thing Taylor 2.0 - Tripod

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Product Type Monopod (tripod conversion via Docz included)
Brand 3 Legged Thing
Model Taylor 2.0
Leg Sections 4
Locking Mechanism Twist locks (quarter-turn)
Mounting Screw Retractable 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16
Mounting Plate Included, with 3/8" screw (retractable to 1/4")
Bubble Grip Yes, for enhanced grip
Base Rubber boot / footwear with non-slip feet
Docz Included Yes (tripod conversion kit)
Docz Legs 3 legs with quick-release buttons
Docz Ball Head Yes, adjustable with rubber lock
Cleaning Rinse with water after use in sand/dirt; use silicone grease
Lubricant Silicone grease only; do not use WD40
Warranty 5 years global
Registration Required Yes, at www.3leggedthing.com/register
Support Contact support@3leggedthing.com
Safety Warning Read instructions before use; always hold camera when mounting/removing
Manufacturer 3 Legged Thing, Unit 9 Kinsbourne Farm, Bury End, Stagsden, Bedfordshire MK43 8TS, United Kingdom

Frequently Asked Questions - Taylor 2.0 3 Legged Thing

How do I extend the monopod?
Grip the twist locks, quarter turn to loosen, adjust to desired height, then rotate back to lock in place.
How do I attach my camera?
Insert the mounting screw into the camera base. If your camera has a 1/4"-20 thread, retract the spring-loaded sleeve to reveal the smaller thread. Turn the monopod until resistance is felt; do not over-tighten.
What are the mounting screw sizes?
The mounting screw is retractable and supports both 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threads.
How do I use the Docz tripod accessory?
Remove the rubber boot and adapter from the monopod base, then insert the Docz's orange screw thread into the base. Adjust the ball by loosening the rubber boot, angle the monopod, and tighten the boot to lock.
How do I clean the monopod?
After use in sand or dirt, rinse with water. Use silicone grease for lubrication. Never use WD40 as it is a solvent.
Can I use WD40 for lubrication?
No. WD40 is a solvent and can damage the product. Always use silicone grease.
What is the warranty period?
Your 3 Legged Thing product comes with a 5-year global warranty.
How do I register my product?
Use the serial number from the sticker on the box and register at www.3leggedthing.com/register.
What should I do if the adapter is stuck?
Use tools or a coin to turn the adapter anti-clockwise to remove it.
Where can I find video tutorials for cleaning?
Visit https://www.3leggedthing.com/faq for instructional videos on cleaning your 3 Legged Thing products.

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USER MANUAL Taylor 2.0 3 Legged Thing

Look at the end of your box. See that little sticker with a serial number and a barcode? Peel it off and put it here for safe keeping.

Or don't.

IMPORTANT

DO NOT USE YOUR MONOPOD UNTIL YOU HAVE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS. NO WARRANTY CLAIM WILL BE ENTERED INTO FOR THE MISUSE OR INCORRECT USE OF THESE PRODUCTS.

ANATOMY OF A MONOPOD

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1 Retractable Screw Mount
2 Mounting Plate
3 Bubble Grip
4 Leg Section
5 Twist Locks
6 Boot / Footwear

Always hold your camera when removing from the monopod!

Using The Monopod

To open and extend the monopod simply grip the twist locks (5) in your hand, quarter turn, loosening the monopod allowing you to select a desired height. Once the required height has been obtained lock the monopod in place by rotating back to the original position, which will fully engage the leg lock. The twist locks do not require to be undone further than a half turn, unless you intend to completely disassemble the monopod for cleaning.

To attach your camera, ballhead, or accessory, insert the mounting screw (1) into the base of your camera. If your camera has a 1/-20 thread, retract the spring-loaded sleeve on the screw to reveal the smaller thread, then insert into the base of your camera. Turn the monopod until the screw meets resistance. Do not over-tighten.

The Mounting Plate comes with one 3/8" threaded screw in the centre. The outer part can be retracted to reveal the 1/4" thread in the centre.

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ANATOMY OF DOCZ

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Using Docz

To open the legs from folded, pull down until they click into place. To fold them back up, press the button (5) at the base of each leg and fold upwards.

1 3/8"-16 Screw Thread
2 Screw Lock
3 Ball
4 Legs
5 Leg Buttons
6 Rubber Boot / Ball Adjuster
7 Rubber Feet

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To attach to a monopod unscrew the rubber Boot and the adapter in the base of the monopod. If this adapter is stuck, you can remove this by using tools, or a coin, and turn it anti-clockwise. Put the adapter somewhere safe!

Once removed, insert Docz' orange screw thread (1) into the base of the monopod and turn until the screw meets resistance. If you want to adjust the ball position, turn the orange screw lock (2) upwards until it meets the base of the monopod. To adjust the ball (3) position, loosen the rubber Boot (6) on the base of Docz. Angle the monopod to the desired position. Tighten the Boot (6) to lock the ball into place.

Cleaning

It is advised that you wash your monopod after using it in sand, or dirt.

For videos on how to clean your 3 Legged Thing products, please visit:

https://www.3leggedthing.com/faq

Never use WD40 on your monopod as it can be a solvent. Always use silicone grease.

Warranty Information

Your 3LT product comes with a 5 Year Global Warranty. On the box you will find a sticker with a unique barcode and serial number. Use this serial number to register your products at www.3leggedthing.com/register.

Details of your warranty can be found at www.3leggedthing.com. Your warranty covers 3 Legged Thing products only.

If you have a question or suspect you have a fault, contact us first at support@3leggedthing.com.

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Brand : 3 Legged Thing

Model : Taylor 2.0

Category : Tripod