Steering handle adapter for a camera dolly
AssigneeChapman/Leonard Studio Equipment, Inc.
InventorLeonard T. Chapman
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AssigneeChapman/Leonard Studio Equipment, Inc.
InventorLeonard T. Chapman
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An adapter for a steering handle of a camera dolly includes a first part and a second part attached to the first part in a way that allows for angular adjustment between them. This allows the steering handle to be aligned or squared up relative to the dolly chassis. The first part may be an adapter base and the second part may be a riser. The adapter base may have a flange with slotted holes alignable with holes in the riser. Fasteners, such as cap screws, extending through the slots and holes, may be loosened to allow angular movement between the adapter base and the riser. Once properly aligned, the fasteners are tightened. Grooves, openings, pins, or similar engagement features may be provided at the top end of the adapter base, to allow a steering handle to attach to, and to rotate with, the adapter base. A bore may extend through the adapter base and the riser, with a fitting on the riser adapted to engage with a steering system in the camera dolly. When installed on a camera dolly, the adapter allows the steering handle to align as desired. The adapter also raises the steering handle up, to allow for ergonomic use by a taller dolly operator.
An adapter for a steering handle of a camera dolly, comprising:
An adapter for a steering handle of a camera dolly, comprising:
An adapter for a steering handle of a camera dolly comprising:
A camera dolly, comprising:
An adapter for a steering handle of a camera dolly, comprising:
A method of using a camera dolly, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.