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Axis Aluminum Mast Weight

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Created by TooMuchEpoxy > 9 months ago, 19 Jun 2021
TooMuchEpoxy
419 posts
19 Jun 2021 5:27AM
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Can someone throw a 19mm axis mast tube on a scale and tell me the weight. Baseplate seperately would be great!

Hdip
465 posts
19 Jun 2021 5:43AM
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Taken from the 1:35 mark in the video above.


2.2 kg (4lb 13.7oz)
AXIS 75cm / 19mm + base plate.

TooMuchEpoxy
419 posts
19 Jun 2021 5:59AM
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Whomp whomp what a bummer. I'll stick with my LF orange

clayisland
20 posts
20 Jun 2021 3:46AM
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I've done an apples to apples comparison, swapping smaller lighter mast with Axis 19mm. I feel zero flex on the Axis and more direct input and control. For me a stiff mast is #1, weight and drag are inconsequential. And it's more than just the mast, how the mast plugs in is just as important, I feel zero play in the doodad, and I can shim the baseplate if there are any gaps. And bolts, long 8mm bolts stay tight, I never need to tighten the bolts mid session.

Piros
QLD, 7211 posts
20 Jun 2021 4:46PM
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The 16mm carbon mast is 300g lighter than the 19mm Ali. Just for reference. The removal of the dodad is included in that.

TooMuchEpoxy
419 posts
20 Jun 2021 5:39PM
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Holy smokes that makes the axis carbon HEAVIER than the current naish AL or my LF orange.

I don't really care about the doodad, just interested in the mast. A properly machined and torqued butt joint on an AL with 8mm hardware is 0 movement. It's easy to mess up that connection by dropping something or whatever but I can just throw it on the mill and take off a few 1/1000"s.

probably gonna go with the Cedrus just so some stuff outside of my manufacturing wheelhouse becomes an option.



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