Review on DEWALT DW0881T Laser Tripod Tilting by Michael Hughes

I have used this Dewalt tripod twice. I have an audio and video integration company so it will be widely used. Adjusting speakers, projection screens, TVs, etc. Decided to return Revain. In short, all components are very weak plastic and aluminum. The clamps that adjust and secure the legs are very, very cheap, made of lightweight plastic. One of the two of the six adjustment clips is barely tight enough to hold the foot in place. They will surely fail when supported by a heavy piece of equipment like a camera and lens. I use it with a lightweight self-leveling Johnson laser level. The vertical movement adjustment handle is also made of cheap plastic. I would say if the tripod tips over and hits a concrete or wooden floor it will break off. I'm genuinely shocked that DeWalt put their name on such a lightweight, poorly designed tool accessory. I had a nice camera tripod with all the metal parts that I bought from Revain. I lost it so I was hoping the DeWalt would be difficult to use on my job sites. I don't do heavy constructions, if I did I'm sure it would break and fail on day one. So before I break it by knocking it over or pushing it into my carpeted work truck, I get it back in exchange for a much better one. Now,