[2.7 x 1.3 x 1"] I was on a shoot and really needed to be able to control a B4 Fujinon zoom lens with my Tilta hardware. Here comes the .6MOD to save the day. I really got lucky that B&H had it in stock. Note that the original gear is VERY tightly bound to the servo so you'll need a decent driver (I broke one of mine trying to get it off).

[0.045 lb] This thicker wheel makes it possible to leave my motor in place, and change my lenses without re-placing the motor each time. If you're modifying photo lenses with gears (particularly if the outer diameter matches), this is a game changer to hack getting the gears in the same place

[2.7 x 1.3 x 1"] This is a great digital motor for focus pullers. I use a Preston Cinema System and have always used Preston motors in the past. The form factor of this motor is so much better and i can build my camera tighter on remote heads. After a lot of research this motor is more efficient than the Preston DM-1X and half the size. DM-1X has a spin rate of 229 teeth per second and the M26VE-LX spins at 255 teeth per second so that means faster racks from minimum to infinity. The LX version of this motor is worth every penny.

[0.045 lb] The Titla .08 MOD Gear is perfect. How many times does the standard non thick version come off the lens. With the thick gear it never comes off. Best purchase of the month. Will be buying a second one soon.

[2.7 x 1.3 x 1"] Not much to say except that it works as advertised.

[0.045 lb] Earlier this year I purchased a Heden M21VE dual pin motor and 2 of these gears in different pitches. These additional gears fit a 64 pitch (0.4 MOD) and 48 pitch (0.5 MOD) lens rings. The gear that comes with the motor (0.8 MOD) works with a 32 pitch lens ring.

The Heden motors and gears are very convenient in that the different gears can be changed quickly and easily for different pitches on lenses (examples are 32, 48, 64 pitch). They also attach to either side of the motor.

Also, make sure you use these with the correct motor. The larger motors require a larger diameter shaft and will not work with these gears. Conversely, the larger shaft dual pin gears will not work with the M21VE motor (I learned this lesson the hard way).

[2.7 x 1.3 x 1"] help me to focus faster than the original one

[2.7 x 1.3 x 1"] I've never been let down by the quality of Chrosziel products. We use these gears a lot and they always come through. I would highly recommend this product.

[2.7 x 1.3 x 1"] Just what's needed for smaller lenses, and for some of the DSLR rig 15mm Rod Base Plates that - including Quick-Release plate added heights - have trouble reaching the lends. When it comes to these sorts of DLSR cages and rigs (and in this case manual focus pullers) SmallRig and Tilta are neck-to-neck in their innovations. SmallRig's Mini Follow Focus is really a fantastic and versatile focus puller for the money. I suppose I'll have to wait 2 months before their PRO version comes out and offers reversible gear positions? Oh well. As it is, this is a best-in-class budget focus puller. They do not seem to sell the accessories like whips and crank handles however? That is s shame?

[0.045 lb] Earlier this year I purchased a Heden M21VE dual pin motor and 2 of these gears in different pitches. These additional gears fit a 64 pitch (0.4 MOD) and 48 pitch (0.5 MOD) lens rings. The gear that comes with the motor (0.8 MOD) works with a 32 pitch lens ring.

Also, make sure you use these with the correct motor. The larger motors require a larger diameter shaft and will not work with these gears. Conversely, the larger shaft dual pin gears will not work with the M21VE motor (I learned this lesson the hard way).