Alright, let's start right here. This is a normal tripod. As you can see, this is the first part and the second part. And then let's go over to the head. In the head here, nothing special. A regular head. But what I did do is I took the screw out of here and I drilled that all the way through. So that sometimes I want to lock it and I want to lock it hard because I don't trust this. Then I'll just put a screwdriver that's real skinny that I have all the way through to the other side. So basically also what I did was I drilled this hole here so that I can put a screw and attach it to the rest of it. So I'm going to put the crane on it. First, let me explain this here. This is the only part that I use on the tripod. I have the crane on it. What I do is I turn this down the first part. I lock it. It's kind of holding the camera here. So I lock it. So that is steady and it's not going nowhere. Let me do all three parts. All right. Now this is an impact VT 2500 and it's an $80 tripod. So nothing special with it. Now the other parts that I don't lock, which is this other half, what I did was I drilled a hole. Basically, I didn't drill. I did it with a screw. I screwed like a sheet rock screw in here. And one on coming in from the other side. So it made little holes. So I put the sheet rock screws through on each leg so that I can make sure that even with the lock, this wouldn't come down on me when I'm on the crane. So there's the little hole. So I didn't trust this lock here. So let me lock that again. So that's my trick right there. So what I do now is I put either a nail or a screw right here. Yeah, I had to sand it down because when I took the screw out, it had rough edges. So that's why you see it kind of, you know, I sand it all the legs down. So anytime I use it for the crane, I put a nail or a screw right here. One, two, three, four, five, six. And that's going to keep the tripod from going down any. So the small leg is, you know, retracted. I don't have to worry about that one. That one is locked. And up here, basically, there's not much just the Allen screws holding the base and the regular head that, you know, swivels both ways. And it's just, you know, just a regular head. Nothing special about it. Really, just put this part back on it.