Crane stands

Crane stands
Posted on: 22.04.2013 by Johnie Ranges
Has anyone checked these out?

as opposed to the stanton uberstand, how does the crane compare??!!
Latoria Kavulich
15.05.2013
Originally Posted by makar1
No need for a disassembly. If you press lightly on the spraycan you can get individual drops through the straw which will quickly soak into the gaps on the joints.
good idea. i believe mine is due after nearly 3 years
Wilson Durrum
10.05.2013
Originally Posted by Patch
Take it apart. It's all quick release so it shouldn't be a problem.

Fire some lube on any places where there is contact.

Maybe slacken off the joints a little by turning the quick release backwards a couple of times before fastening it back into the locked position. That might sort the squeeking without th euse of any lube.
I will do this when I get home this evening. Thank you!
Brunilda Kora
10.05.2013
I got an awesome stand from Maplins - can't remember the actual brand, but it was the same model as the magma adjustable height, with a shelf for an audio interface.

Brunilda Kora
10.05.2013
It is too much, but they can get away with it because the Pro is superior to any laptop stand out there.
How good can a STAND actually be??? It just HOLDS a laptop.

I'm more than happy with my Magma (
Kyra Ramquist
10.05.2013
Originally Posted by SlvrDragon50
150 is too much for the Pro IMO.
It is too much, but they can get away with it because the Pro is superior to any laptop stand out there. They're all either flimsy or not height-adjustable, and I wasn't planning on putting my 17" MBP on something flimsy, so I finally caved.

Actually, it looks like the Crane Stand Plus (CV3) was just released, seems the same as the Pro but without a subtray, and more color options. Goes for about $80, sounds like a great deal if you don't care about the subtray.
Irwin Ney
09.05.2013
Originally Posted by Jester
what do you believe. this is 8kg mate

That picture is amazing lol take my money crane!

Just bought two crane stand for half the price at amazon.com:
http://www.amazon.com/Crane-Hardware...ds=crane+stand
from $120 to $62

They are coming to Brazil with a friend who's working at Las Vegas
Audrey Pinda
21.05.2013
I won't trust my laptop on anything else.

And the screech of the crane as you are folding it up or unfolding it? You can hear that over the loudest of speakers lol
Wilson Durrum
16.05.2013
I loosen the tension knob enough where the middle joints were exposed, spray a little WD40 in and worked the joints back and forth, worked like a charm. Thanks!
Latoria Kavulich
15.05.2013
Originally Posted by makar1
No need for a disassembly. If you press lightly on the spraycan you can get individual drops through the straw which will quickly soak into the gaps on the joints.
good idea. i believe mine is due after nearly 3 years
Alphonso Deitchman
10.05.2013
No need for a disassembly. If you press lightly on the spraycan you can get individual drops through the straw which will quickly soak into the gaps on the joints.
Wilson Durrum
10.05.2013
Originally Posted by Patch
Take it apart. It's all quick release so it shouldn't be a problem.

Fire some lube on any places where there is contact.

Maybe slacken off the joints a little by turning the quick release backwards a couple of times before fastening it back into the locked position. That might sort the squeeking without th euse of any lube.
I will do this when I get home this evening. Thank you!
Brunilda Kora
10.05.2013
Take it apart. It's all quick release so it shouldn't be a problem.

Fire some lube on any places where there is contact.

Maybe slacken off the joints a little by turning the quick release backwards a couple of times before fastening it back into the locked position. That might sort the squeeking without th euse of any lube.
Wilson Durrum
10.05.2013
I was going to use WD-40 but I could not find a place to spray. Where do you lube the stand at? I do not see a place where it would get inside the joints.
Brunilda Kora
10.05.2013
Originally Posted by DJ G-REG
Does anyone have a solution for their Crane Stand squeaking really bad when you fold and unfold it? Mine has been that was every since I bought it.
Yes.

Originally Posted by makar1
A small amount of lube (I used GT85) does wonders for the adjustable joints on the Crane Pro.
Use whatever lubricant you have lying around. Olive Oil will be fine if that's all you have.
Wilson Durrum
10.05.2013
Does anyone have a solution for their Crane Stand squeaking really bad when you fold and unfold it? Mine has been that was every since I bought it.
Rupert Maggiano
10.05.2013
http://www.elevator.de/crane-stand-p...d-edition.html

This One is Nice.
Brunilda Kora
10.05.2013
I got an awesome stand from Maplins - can't remember the actual brand, but it was the same model as the magma adjustable height, with a shelf for an audio interface.

Kyra Ramquist
10.05.2013
A lot of people say the Uberstand tips over easily, unless you tie it down with a strap. Sorry, but I just don't trust a stand that has such a design flaw. I'd like to not have to worry about my $2500 laptop falling and damaging.

And I actually liked the Magma (and all the copies of it) at first, but I believe having to screw it apart for gigs constantly eventually put me off. Also finding the proper height-adjustable version (Odyssey LSTAND Mobile) was difficult in Europe, although I see you're from the UK so maybe you did find a good deal.
Brunilda Kora
10.05.2013
It is too much, but they can get away with it because the Pro is superior to any laptop stand out there.
How good can a STAND actually be??? It just HOLDS a laptop.

I'm more than happy with my Magma (
Kyra Ramquist
10.05.2013
Originally Posted by SlvrDragon50
150 is too much for the Pro IMO.
It is too much, but they can get away with it because the Pro is superior to any laptop stand out there. They're all either flimsy or not height-adjustable, and I wasn't planning on putting my 17" MBP on something flimsy, so I finally caved.

Actually, it looks like the Crane Stand Plus (CV3) was just released, seems the same as the Pro but without a subtray, and more color options. Goes for about $80, sounds like a great deal if you don't care about the subtray.
Sook Kitaoka
10.05.2013
I really like Crane Stand Pro, and it's been stable every time I've used it as long as I clamped down the hinges tight. I've never had a tipping problem, but I suppose you could tip it over if you didn't have something under it (like a controller) to keep the leg from moving. Unlike the Stanton Uberstand, the whole stand will have to tip at once (if it tips), the hinges don't move unless you unlock them so it stays one solid unit until you unlock the hinges. UDG just announced a laptop stand called the "Creator" and it has all the features of a Crane Stand Pro, plus the extra added feature of a height adjuster (like a mic stand). I imagine it's not as stable (it's free to swivel left and right) even though it has two (same-side facing) feet. It's also $20 more... which might be worth the price if you're looking for the ability to change the height by a couple of inches or swivel the stand a little bit. I haven't noticed any need for this, but you might.
Gaynell Rydberg
09.05.2013
I bought the standard for about 40 shipped I believe. Maybe even less.

150 is too much for the Pro IMO.
Emelina Chillson
09.05.2013
Crane or gtfo!
Kyra Ramquist
09.05.2013
The picture shows the Pro model though, you just bought the Standard model which usually goes for $65-80, not the $120 Amazon advertises. The Standard only has one position, whereas the Pro can bend to any position. But the Pro is still $150...
Irwin Ney
09.05.2013
Originally Posted by Jester
what do you believe. this is 8kg mate

That picture is amazing lol take my money crane!

Just bought two crane stand for half the price at amazon.com:
http://www.amazon.com/Crane-Hardware...ds=crane+stand
from $120 to $62

They are coming to Brazil with a friend who's working at Las Vegas
Alphonso Deitchman
22.04.2013
A small amount of lube (I used GT85) does wonders for the adjustable joints on the Crane Pro.
Johnie Ranges
22.04.2013
I'm getting one for sure!
Jeannine Drobney
22.04.2013
Crane pro is legit for macbook 17. It has the moutain bike quick release for easy and stable adjustment locking.
Ervin Calvery
22.04.2013
Originally Posted by protocol
Anyone used it with a 17" Macbook Pro?
Yep - it works well.
Latoria Kavulich
22.04.2013
does your macbook pro weigh 8kg? i have a 16" acer
Toya Spor
22.04.2013
Anyone used it with a 17" Macbook Pro?
Leeanna Ayla
22.04.2013
Crane regardless of what country it's made in.
Ervin Calvery
22.04.2013
Crane is where it's at.
Gaynell Rydberg
22.04.2013
Destroys the Uberstand.

Lots of reviews say the Uberstand is not stable.

I could hold an Xone 42 on my Crane stand without issue.
Latoria Kavulich
22.04.2013
what do you believe. this is 8kg mate


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