CAMVATE 15mm Rod Clamp Cheeseplate for Power Outlet - 1949

I like the quality and design of It.

Wish it came with the screws to go in the back of the splitter plate but it perfectly marries my Alvin's Cables P-Tap splitter

The odd limitation in this piece of gear are the tapped 1/4" holes, each and every hole is threaded up to the last millimeter or so and don't continue all the way through, I'm not totally sure why, I feel it would be way most useful if they were threaded all the way through. If you use a bolt too long for whatever you're needing to fasten to it, it wouldn't fit and you'd have to have use washers or just get a shorter bolt. I still use it because I have all sizes of bolts and it actually fits exactly what I need, but it took me aback when the holes didn't thread all the way through. This piece of gear is quality materials and I still use it just fine, but that limitation gives it those stars

I used these to provide side support to a gimbal mounted onto a shoulder rig. It was very difficult to find anything else that would work well for this. Although this is a cheeseplate, which means the screws are meant to go all the way through the holes and attach something else, the holes were not threaded properly all the way through. There was a small amount of metal on the one side. So when I threaded a screw through the holes, I had to provide a great amount of force and some lubricant to push the remaining metal out of the threads. This broke one wrench in the process. If you want the object on the other side to sit flush, you would also then need to file down the extra metal that comes out of the threads on the backside after doing this. Great product but this one issue makes it a difficult process.