Quick Step Base Stand - Lighting Savage - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Lighting Stand Base
Brand	Savage
Model	Quick Step Base Stand
Receiver Size	5/8" (16 mm) for standard baby pins and adapters
Ball Head Capacity	8 lbs (3.63 kg) with 40" (102 cm) gobo arm
Base Capacity (without anchoring)	1.6 lbs (0.73 kg) with 40" gobo arm
Anchoring Options	Sandbags over legs or bolting via 3/8" threads on each leg
Adjustment Mechanism	Quick-release foot pedal for angle adjustment
Ball Head Tension	Adjustable via included No. 6 Allen wrench
Included Accessories	No. 6 Allen wrench
Material	Steel and aluminum (typical)
Usage	Supporting lights, grip arms, gobo arms, and other equipment
Safety Note	Use sandbags or bolt to floor for loads exceeding 1.6 lbs with 40" arm
Cleaning	Wipe with a dry, soft cloth
Maintenance	Check ball head tension periodically; tighten as needed

Frequently Asked Questions - Quick Step Base Stand Savage

How do I attach a light or grip arm to the Quick Step Base Stand?

Insert a standard 5/8'' baby pin or adapter into the center receiver and tighten the thumb screw on the side.

What is the maximum weight the ball head can hold?

The ball head supports up to 8 lbs (3.63 kg) without slipping when using a standard 40'' gobo arm.

Can I use the stand without sandbags or bolting?

Yes, but only for loads up to 1.6 lbs (0.73 kg) with a 40'' gobo arm. For heavier loads, use sandbags or bolt to the floor.

How do I adjust the ball head tension?

Use the included No. 6 Allen wrench on the bottom of the stand base beneath the ball head. Turn clockwise to increase tension, counterclockwise to decrease.

How do I lock the stand's angle?

Press the foot pedal to adjust the angle, then release it fully to lock the stand in place.

What tools are included with the Quick Step Base Stand?

The stand includes one No. 6 Allen wrench for ball head tension adjustment.

Can I mount the stand permanently?

Yes, each leg has 3/8'' threads for bolting the stand to the floor.

What size receiver does the stand have?

It has a 5/8'' (16 mm) receiver compatible with standard baby pins and adapters.

How do I clean the Quick Step Base Stand?

Wipe with a dry, soft cloth. Do not use harsh chemicals or water.

Is the stand suitable for heavy gobo arms?

Yes, when properly anchored with sandbags or bolting, it can support gobo arms up to 40'' while keeping the ball head load under 8 lbs.

USER MANUAL Quick Step Base Stand Savage

Thank you for purchasing the Savage Quick Step Stand Base. Please read this instruction manual before use, and keep for later reference.

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ATTACH GRIP ARM OR LIGHT TO RECEIVER

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PRESS FOOT PEDAL TO ADJUST ANCHOR TO FLOOR OR USE SANDBAGS

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BALL HEAD CAN SUPPORT UP TO 8LBS ADJUST TENSION USING ALLEN WRENCH

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1) Attach a light or other support gear using a standard 5/8" adapter or baby pin by placing it inside the middle receiver and tightening the thumb screw on the side.
2) While holding on to the light or other support mounted, press the foot pedal to reposition to the angle of your choice, then release the pedal fully to lock in place.
3) Use sandbags over the base legs, or bolt to the floor using the 3/8" threads located at the front of each leg, for weight exceeding 1.6 lbs. (0.73kg) when using a 40" (102cm) gobo arm.
4) Ball head will hold 8 lbs. (3.63kg) without slipping using a standard 40" gobo arm.
5) To decrease/increase the tension and capacity of the ball head, loosen/tighten using using the included no. 6 allen wrench on the bottom of the stand base beneath the ball head.