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RAYBESTOS UNBRANDED Aluminum Adjustable Laser Pointer Bracket 20x29x42mm Projector Accessory
Aluminium bracket adjusts to hold laser pointers from 5 mm to 38 mm and mounts via a 1/4 standard camera thread
- TypeMounting Bracket
- Lightweight at 161 g for easy telescope mounting
- Aluminium alloy construction resists corrosion and vibration
- Adjustable clamp fits laser pointers from 5 mm to 38 mm diameter
- 1/4-inch camera thread attaches to Celestron, Sky-Watcher, Vixen scopes
- Compact 20 x 29 x 42 mm profile keeps rig balanced
Laser Pointer Bracket for Telescopes
This aluminum alloy bracket attaches a laser pointer to astronomical telescopes from brands such as Celestron, Sky-watcher and Vixen. It accepts pointers from 5 mm up to 38 mm in diameter and mounts via a standard 1/4 camera thread hole. The compact body measures 20 x 29 x 42 mm and weighs 161 g. It is aimed at amateur astronomers who need a simple finder aid.
Solid Aluminum Build Runs Silent
The all-metal CNC construction adds no moving parts, so operation is completely silent and generates no heat. No power draw is required because the bracket is a passive mechanical mount. The 100 % new aluminum alloy resists corrosion during night-time observing sessions. Installation is tool-free once the thread is engaged.
Replaces Improvised Tape or Clamp Solutions
Users who previously secured pointers with tape, rubber bands or generic clamps gain a repeatable, rigid alignment. The jump is worth it when precise pointing matters for star-hopping or public outreach. It does not suit buyers who need a built-in laser or a powered finder scope.
Highlights
- Lightweight at 161 g for easy telescope mounting
- Aluminium alloy construction resists corrosion and vibration
- Adjustable clamp fits laser pointers from 5 mm to 38 mm diameter
- 1/4-inch camera thread attaches to Celestron, Sky-Watcher, Vixen scopes
- Compact 20 x 29 x 42 mm profile keeps rig balanced
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I attach the bracket to my telescope, and which step is often missed?
Screw the 1/4 standard camera thread hole onto the telescope's mounting stud, then tighten the adjustable jaws around the laser pointer; the step often missed is centering the pointer's 5 mm to 38 mm diameter inside the jaws before locking them down.
What part will need checking or replacement after extended outdoor use?
The aluminum alloy body resists corrosion, but the anodized finish and the adjustment screws can wear; inspect the screw threads and jaw surfaces annually and replace the bracket if the grip on the 5 mm to 38 mm range becomes loose.
What mechanical limit appears first during a long observing session?
The bracket holds pointers from 5 mm to 38 mm diameter; the limit reached first is the jaw's maximum opening — once a pointer exceeds 38 mm it cannot be secured, regardless of session length.
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