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TetherTools RS611 Rock Solid Side Arm

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Here are the details on the Tether Tools RS611 Rock Solid Side Arm, plus local availability + a comparison vs similar products.

🔧 RS611: Specs & Features

FeatureDetail
Model / SKURS611 Rock Solid Side Arm
PurposeAn extension/arm that works with the Master Clamp to mount gear (Tether Table Aero, lights, cameras, etc.) off to the side of a stand
Length (Usable)7″ / ~17.8 cm
Max Load / Capacity35 lb / ~16 kg
Material / FinishLightweight aerospace‑grade aluminum; non‑reflective black finish
Stud / Adapter DetailsComes with a Rock Solid Dual Baby Stud (5/8″ baby stud) that has on its ends a 1/4‑20 male thread and a 3/8‑16 thread; both round studs fit into 5/8″ (16 mm) Baby receivers. One end is a non‑rotational hex‑head designed to lock into a Master Clamp.
WarrantyLifetime Warranty 

✅ What It’s Good For

  • If you have a Master Clamp or Master Clamp‑type setup (e.g. on a light stand, tripod, C‑stand etc.), this arm lets you extend gear out sideways. Handy for tether tables, monitors, small lights etc.

  • Good load capacity (35 lb) means you can mount relatively heavy gear, as long as the clamp / stand is solid and leverage isn’t extreme.

  • The baby stud adapters + multiple thread options make it versatile: you can mount different accessories or have other arms or gear attach.

  • Since it’s compact/short (7″), you get good strength; won’t be wildly floppy if used reasonably.

⚠️ Limitations & What to Watch Out For

  • Leverage / Torque: When you stick something heavy far out (long arms / extension), even though 35 lb is nominal, torque will reduce real stability. Always mind how far your load is out.

  • Clamp strength matters: The RS611 must lock into a good, strong Master Clamp (or equivalent). If the clamp is weak, or surface is slippery/rounded, the whole setup will be weaker.

  • Weight distribution: The load should be balanced; avoid very offset or sideways pulls that may twist or stress the clamp or arm.

  • Space constraints: Side arms stick out; if you’re in tight spaces or have many arms/clamps, watch for interference.