Precision-machined aluminum alloy finder/guide scope bracket — strong, lightweight, and stable Key benefits Durable, lightweight construction: Made from high-quality aluminum alloy to give long-lasting performance without adding significant weight to your telescope setup. Rock-solid hold without damage: Six metal locking screws with anti-slip protective pads secure your finder or guide scope firmly in place while preventing scratches. Accurate, adjustable fit: Designed for scopes with outer diameters of 28–32 mm. Fine adjustment screws allow precise positioning and reliable alignment. Compact and easy to fit: Connects directly to your telescope’s finder-scope slot for quick installation. Measures approximately 91 mm high and 37 mm diameter, keeping the footprint small. What this solves Keeps your finder or guide scope locked in alignment during long observing or imaging sessions, so you spend more time observing and less time re-adjusting equipment. Provides a low-weight, stable mounting solution for both casual visual observing and guided astrophotography. Protects delicate optics from contact damage with anti-slip pads while still delivering a firm clamp. Specifications Material: Precision-machined aluminum alloy Locking: 6 metal screws with non-slip protective pads Compatibility: For finder/guide scopes 28–32 mm outer diameter Size: Approx. 91 mm height, 37 mm diameter Use: Fits standard telescope finder-scope slot Practical use scenarios 1. Visual observing: Mount a 30 mm finder scope on a small refractor to keep alignment steady during extended star-hopping sessions or public outreach nights. 2. Astrophotography guiding: Secure a guide scope on an equatorial mount so the guide camera maintains consistent tracking for long-exposure images. 3. Field and travel use: Lightweight and compact design makes it ideal for mobile setups where reducing weight and maintaining stability are both important. Why choose this bracket Reliable clamp design that balances secure holding power with gentle protection for your optics. Broad compatibility with common 28–32 mm finder and guide scopes ensures easy integration with many telescope models. Straightforward installation and compact size make it suitable for both beginners and experienced stargazers in the UK who need a dependable, no-fuss mounting solution.