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Move Shoot Move Wedge for Precise Polar Alignment

$66.84 USD

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Move Shoot Move Wedge for precise polar alignment

The MSM Wedge is designed for precise polar alignment, similar to a ballhead but with finer adjustment capabilities. It features four knobs and one handle, for multi-directional adjustments, allowing you to set your tracker or camera at various angles. On top of the Quick-Release Plate has a standard 1/4"-20 threaded screw so that you can attach anything with a 1/4"-20 threaded screw upon it.

Wedge + Panning Base. Why this combo?

The panning base lets you rotate your gear freely in any direction without moving the tripod—perfect for quick setup, especially in unfamiliar locations.
The wedge provides fine-tuned, precise adjustments, making polar alignment smoother and more accurate.
Together, they simplify both coarse and fine alignment, saving you time and effort in the field.

To attach the Seestar to the wedge, you'll need to obtain a 3/8'' to 1/4 screw adapter (optional) or 1/4" female - to - 3/8" male conversion adapter （optional）

Technical Specifications

Wedge Specifications

Specification	Details
Total Height	77.5 mm
Base Diameter	58.8 mm
Net Weight	0.70 lb (318.2 g)
Maximum Load	11 lb (5 kg)
Arca Swiss Plate	Included
Bottom Screw Hole	3/8" Screw Hole

General Technical Data

Specification	Details
Color	Black
Material	CNC-Milled Aluminum Alloy
Tilting Adjustment	0° – 60°
Compatibility	Any rig with ARCA Swiss on the bottom (e.g., MSM Rotator, MSM NOMAD, Seestar S30, Seestar S50, Dwarf 2, Dwarf 3, etc.)

Panning Base Specifications

Specification	Details
Base Diameter	60 mm
Height	19 mm
Weight	13.5 g
Scale Markings	Major gap: 15°
	Minor mark: 2.5° (15° divided into 6 equal parts)

⚠️ Compatibility note:

The adjustment knob of the panning base extends slightly below the base, so it may not be compatible with tripods that have a large, flat mounting surface, as the knob could come into contact with the tripod.