The DJI Ronin 2 CineMilled Universal Mount - 48 Char SEO Titlefrom DJI Ronin 2 CineMilled Universal Mount - 48 Char SEO Titleis designed to be used with the DJI Ronin 2 gimbal to mount it on a tripod, Steadicam, car mount, or cable cam. It is compatible with the Mitchell threaded collar and castle nut, Mitchell washer and knob, Steadicam arm post adapter, and the PRO-Ring system. There are 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 standard threaded holes all over the mount, plus a few non-threaded positions. A safety locking pin system is included to provide safety until you latch down and secure the dovetail.

1/4"-20 & 3/8"-16 Threaded Holes    Safety Locking Pin

All the holes down the center line of the mount are spaced 1" on center

Use it to mount directly onto a Steadicam sled to enable Steadicam 360 mode on the Ronin 2

The Ronin 1 dovetail (available separately) can be added to slide the mount into a Ronin 1 mount plate

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it work for a Red Epic?

A: These Extended Tilt Arms are designed to allow taller cameras to balance on the Ronin-M. It may be possible with a Red Epic, but it will also depend on the lens you are using and any other gear rigged up on the gimbal.

Q: 2. Does this work with the Ronin-MX as well?

A: Just got off the phone with DJI. Guy on the line successfully attached the same handlebars to both the Ronin M and MX. He also said they are identical. So I'd say yes, it'll work. Placing my order today. Will do my best to come back and tell u how it went!

Q: 3. Will this work with the Glide Gear DNA 6000 arm and vest?

A: This combination is unknown but it should work with any 7/8 post. The Glide Gear DNA 6000 is reported to be 7/8 so you should be good.

Q: 4. Does this work with the Ronin-MX as well?

A: Yes, this will work with the Ronin-M and Ronin-MX.

Q: 5. Just wondering if there are any products similar to this? Allowing to mount a ronin 1 dovetail on top and a tripod baseplate on the bottom.

A: RigWheels make a Ronin Mounting Adapter Plate as well, B&H # RIRAMP. https://bhpho.to/2PUsnyw

Q: 6. Will this work with ronin mx?

A: This plate is for the larger, original Ronin and may not work with the Ronin MX. The Ronin MX was only just announced at NAB in Las Vegas so all of the compatibility details are not yet known. Please keep an eye on our website for updates and details as they become available.

Q: 7. Will this work with the C100 mark 2 if you have the extension arms or is the viewfinder still an issue?

A: You cant mount it without them and balance the setup correctly. I have successfully used them with the C100. Yes the eyepiece hits the frame when you tilt back more than I dont know,30deg. But all you do is tilt the Ronin backwards and you are fine. To balance the tilt axis instead of the handle being straight up during the procedure, take it off the stand and rotate the handle backwards 90deg and then proceed to balance.

Q: 8. Hi i have an SK steadicam vest and i want to use it with the cinemilled armpost adapter and i want to know wich hole size i have to choose..!?

A: Unfortunately, neither we or CineMilled have heard of the SK Steadicam vest . We therefore ask you contact the manufacturer and then CineMilled with that information so that the proper adapter can be selected.

Q: 9. What are the difference between these and the DJI extension rods for the Ronin M?

A: The extension arms from Cine Milled are 2.5 x 0.5 x o.5 / 6.4 x 1.3 x 1.3 cm and they do not have an end cap.DJI Extends the Vertical Adjustment Arms, located on both sides of the camera base plate, by 30mm.

Q: 10. Will this work with the Glidecam x-22?

A: Hello there...The best thing to do would be to phone Cinemilled Customer service and ask them if one of their adaptors would fit the X-22 system; it all comes down to whether or not the X-22 armpost fits the Cinemilled adaptor. I have done a fair bit of research on this for my Glidecam X-10 system and subsequently bought the Cinemilled 7/8 armpost adaptor. The 7/8 adaptor is the recommended (by Cinemilled) hardware for the X-10/DJI Ronin combo. If the armpost for Glidecam arms are all the same then you're good to go with the 7/8 however; since the X-22 supports a heavier payload (10-25lbs) than the X-10 (13lbs), it may very well use a larger post and a different size adaptor. Hey, if the forums have nothing so far the manufacturer would know for sure; all I can say is that once you find the right adaptor, it's a very impressive rig...hope this is helpful!