DIY Rig-100 Ready-to-Assemble Light Stainless Steel Armature Rigging System for Stop Motion Animation | Rig Arm to Hold Light Puppet, Support Your Charactor's Movement | Max Payload 50g (40cm arm)

This product is bad for any figures that are bigger than 6 Inches also it is poorly made while I was tightening the screws on it connectors bent and made it basically paralyzed. Also when the rig is fully extended the base isn’t heavy enough to hold itself with nothing attached to it. Me personally I don’t like it.

The only problem is that the instructions fail to point out that the joint plate must be used in pairs. Only one plate is threaded, and it is marked with a small hole. That’s the plate you screw into. Otherwise you’ll never get the joints right. Once assembled the rig is very sturdy for supporting light objects, like for example when your puppet throws a hat or a ball.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a quiet interesting small rig only suitable for very light object, for example a piece of paper or sponge or cotton,the payload is about 50g when the arm is completely extended, very simple and easy to assemble it in 5 minutes, well machined parts, polished stainless steel base, great surface with laser printing CINESPARK, really good item, but please don't use it for supporting your heavy armature or trying to hold it up for jumping or flying.

It's pretty small and for my son he does stop motion

Once those bolts are screwed in, there is no unscrewing them. They are stuck like glue. Which becomes extremely tedious because they can't screw in enough to connect together and make the arms as tight as possible. I suggest getting some soldering helping hands or something.