Farpoint 14 Inch Metric Universal Dovetail Plate

FarpointSKU: FMDUP14

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Product Overview

The longest metric bar — 14″ of D-size dovetail drilled at 60mm spacing for William Optics and most Asian-made clamshell rings.

This 14″ metric universal dovetail bar features 60mm wide hole spacing made for William Optics and most Asian-made clamshell rings , plus general-purpose use — the longest of the metric family, with room for wide ring spacing and balance adjustment. D-size (Losmandy-compatible). Machined of sturdy aluminum with a distinctive blue anodized finish . CNC-machined in the USA.

Who Is This Product Best For?

This product is designed for telescope owners and astrophotographers who use Losmandy-style (D-size) dovetail hardware. It is an ideal choice if you need a precision-machined, reliable mounting solution that integrates with the Losmandy-style (D-size) ecosystem of plates, saddles, and accessories.

Why Choose This Product?

  • Precision machined: CNC-machined and anodized for a tight, secure fit on Losmandy-style (D-size) hardware.
  • Built to last: Aircraft-grade aluminum construction resists flexing under load and holds alignment.
  • Trusted brand: Farpoint Astro is a respected name in telescope mounting hardware, made in the USA.

Recommended Uses

Use this telescope dovetail plate for visual observing and astrophotography setups that rely on the Losmandy-style (D-size) dovetail standard, including mounting optical tubes, guide scopes, cameras, and accessories.

What’s In The Box

  • Farpoint 14 Inch Metric Universal Dovetail Bar
Bar length14″
Bar standardD-size (Losmandy-compatible)
Hole spacing60mm wide — fits William Optics and most Asian-made clamshell rings
FinishBlue anodized aluminum
ConstructionCNC-machined in the USA

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