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Matthews Butterfly/Overhead Snap-A-Part Light Duty Frame - 6x6'

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Matthews Butterfly/Overhead Snap-A-Part Light Duty Frame - 6x6'
Key Features
  • 3/4" Square
This is a Matthews Butterfly/Overhead Snap-A-Part Light Duty Frame - 6x6' with 3/4" Square tubing.
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This is a Matthews Butterfly/Overhead Snap-A-Part Light Duty Frame - 6x6' with 3/4" Square tubing.

Matthews Snap-A-Part Reviews

Painful to assemble.

By Joey
Rated 2 out of 5
Date: 2021-12-28

It does the job being a simple frame but very inefficiently. Its heavy and pieces are a hassle to put together. My thumbs ache after building and breaking down. Wish i would of returned it in the beginning but instead it sits in the van without use.:(

Built Well, Solid Gear

By Bklynweez
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2016-04-13

This was a perfect solution for my 6x6 silk, duvatene and lame. It's best to number connections for easy build, especially by freelance assistants not familiar with set up. It's also good idea to have 2 c-stands since it has two extensions to lock it down. One thing I couldn't understand is connectors near the extension plugs on the frame don't click and lock like all the other sections, the frame can slide out at these 2 points.

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question

How long is it when unmounted to fit it in a bag or case ?
Asked by: Anonymous
The shipping dimensions of the Matthews Butterfly/Overhead Snap-A-Part Light Duty Frame - 6x6' are Ln: 39.00 Wd: 4.00 Ht: 3.00 in inches. As such, the kit should be slightly smaller than the shipping dimensions when prepared for shipping or storage.
Answered by: Manzell L.
Date published: 2018-08-27

question

Does this come packed in a travel bag?
Asked by: Brendan
This is are first request for a bag, we currently do not make one.
Answered by: Matthews Expert
Date published: 2018-08-27

question

What's the best way to rig this frame on stands?
Asked by: Yoram
A couple of C Stands should be enough for a frame this size.
Answered by: Ricardo B.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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