How much weight can this tri pod hold? Can it be used for a large cauldron?
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Not sure the exact weight however it is really sturdy and I am pretty confident that it will hold a large cauldron.
708981
I use the same standard tall Tri-pod that I use for my digital camera. As long as tri-pod legs opens to a wide base on the ground you are good-to-go.
1620193
I found the item a bit shaky, of course, I had it put on a carpeted floor. You're talking a weight of some 50 pounds here, though. I can't recommend it, the different levels are each fastened by a not-so-long screw and the pillars are hollow but for a plastic disc in the ends, it might hold, but could well buckle. It's meant more for smaller knickknacks than your planned monstrous item.
1311345
Yes, I have used a large pot to make stew on this along with a 6" skillet and a 12" skillet. I had no problems with it holding my pots and pans.
372234
It will hold close to 3 lbs. I melt 5 lb ingots, but the pot won't hold the entire ingot. Hope that helps.
896329
Yes the tri pod is full sized. It can be used as a smaller sized tri pod as well!
1357740
I do not have a tri-pod. I stick it to metal studs or if I am doing ceilings I use the bracket that comes with it to hang on the wall angle.
804610
I bought this to use as a table/stand for a Trager PTG pellet BBQ which weighs about 40lbs. I am not using it for that after seeing it. Just do not trust for this much weight. I am using it for a 3 burner Coleman stove, but am watching it as the table surface is very slick. Even moving a pan on stove makes the stove slide on the table.
758111
It has 6 guides and for a bigwayer series it would accommodate 1-4 oz. weight. I've gone dungeoness crabbing with a 5 oz. pyramid and a crab snare on without issues.
190891
The 3 larger stands, I have pots that don't weigh that much, but one is a good size. However, the smallest stand I'm using under my large, very heavy strawberry pot! I think the larger stands would be able to hold very large ceramic pots with no problem.
1778475
It can hold up to 5 LB I believe. Make sure you have a really good tripod to support the job.
1662811
I would guess up to 15 pounds. You could possibly use longer screws which may increase the holding power. I am an artist and I use the mounts to create diptychs from assembling multiple wood framed shadow boxes weighting a range of 8 to 12 pounds.
1691593
It's holding a 50" Excalibur at the moment and no problems. Made of lightweight metal but fine for me since I got it.
1079934
It was designed to hold the weight of a lantern. I've used it to hang a dual fuel Coleman lantern. It handles this task effortlessly!
2044429
This caddy holds a lot!!! It might work if you get a 3M that holds a lot of weight.
2230123
It will hold a lot! We put in 16 pounds plus maybe a bucket and that was designed to go up and around the 2 one gallon glass containers about 2 inches. Then provide a nice bed for the platters to rest on. The party was 3 hours long and we set up 30 mins ahead and we didn't have a lot of melting either. (Inside party)
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The tray is designed to hold two cinder blocks. I put a bag of stone chips on it (50lbs) and it worked fine. I believe they say the limit is 75lbs.