2 axis camera slider 3d models

This is spring-driven camera auto slider. How to make and shooting performance can be found from my YouTube video. lots of parts are necessary to make it. How to make here : https://youtu.be/8EoohIFffgo Thanks! and i hope you enjoy it. ...

This is a motorized camera slider powered by USB, and with a travel distance of 300mm; its small size makes it perfect for traveling, and it fits perfectly inside a backpack. For this project you will need: - 2x 440mm*18mm copper pipes (they can...

This is a motorized camera slider powered by USB, and with a travel distance of 300mm; its small size makes it perfect for traveling, and it fits perfectly inside a backpack. For this project you will need: 2x 440mm*18mm copper pipes (they can also...

I wanted a basic camera slider and so I built one. This is basically a straightforward design done in Fusion 360. I'm sure there are tons of designs out there that are much better! Anyway, it's designed for bronze bushings 16x10x16mm on two 10mm...

Here is the rewritten text: The Adafruit Feather platform and CircuitPython make it easy to control a motorized camera slider. The build uses aluminum extrusion for a linear rail system with 3D printed parts. A camera can be mounted to the platform...

I'm designing some fresh content for my upcoming videos, so I decided to build a simple camera slider using an available microphone stand as a guide. One reason I went with this fully mechanical approach is that it doesn't require any power source.

DIY Camera Slider for less than 100€. With object tracking and controlled by an Arduino Nano. Power supply with standard power bank (10,000 mAh). Thus mobile and flexible usable. Arduino code: https://github.com/werner-rh/cameraslider ...

This is an idea to make a low-cost camera Slider. For updates you can visit the YouTube playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvk7sY8SF1BXI4Sg5dxGCJXElCUVvc1Aw And subscribe to the channel. Materials: 1x NEMA 17 Stepper Motor ...

(link will be provided soon)Please contact if you require this product.Working:The base is fixed to a tripod where as the rod and the camera slider base are moving parts.*The rod is 500mm long and a calculated travel length of 400mm can be...

(link will be provided soon)Please contact if you require this product.Working:The base is fixed to a tripod where as the rod and the camera slider base are moving parts.*The rod is 500mm long and a calculated travel length of 400mm can be...

Introduction This is the first version of a fully functional 3D printed camera slider, utilizing 10mm O/D carbon fibre rods and 4mm O/D PTFE solid rods as inserts for precision bearings. My primary goal is to design a compact motorized version for...

To construct this slider, you will require additional materials: -2 steel bars with an 8mm diameter (as long as preferred) -1 aluminum square bar measuring 15x15mm (matching the length of the steel bars) -8 M3 screws with a 15mm thread -8...

To build this slider, additional materials will be required: -2 steel bars with an 8mm diameter (as long as desired) -1 aluminum square bar measuring 15x15mm (equivalent to the length of the steel bars) -8 M3 screws that are 15mm in length -8...

To assemble this project, you will require extra materials: -2 steel rods (8mm diameter, length variable) -1 aluminum square bar (15x15mm, length matching the steel rods) -8 M3 screws (15mm long) -8 self-locking nuts (M3 size) -6 M4 screws (20mm...

Hello everyone I made this camera slider it has so many amazing features, for example it can slide and rotate the camera in the same time it can stand in 90 degree + 30 degree the electronic so simple don't need arduino or any coding I recommend you...

We've successfully tested our budget-friendly camera rail system using a 2-liter bottle of milk as a makeshift weight, and it works flawlessly. ...My colleague is now putting the rail to its intended use - capturing great shots with their camera!

... you create remixes of it and feel free to improve the slider. In the video you can see the construction of the slider (German only): https://youtu.be/MaTK0EcxsGs The rollers are made of Amazon. The threads for the screws are M5. ... Have fun!

Before you can start using your new slider, you'll need to drill a center 1/4" hole into it and cut a UNC gear to fit perfectly. Don't forget to also cut 1/4" gears into the center holes at the top and bottom of each side. This will give you...

In this project, we'll show you how to use a supported slide rail, railing platform and 3d printed parts to make a portable slider. Read the full tutorial and printing instructions on:learn.adafruit.com Edit models in 123D...

This slider is engineered with all the control electronics integrated into its carriage. As a result, you can extend it to any desired length by simply stretching the tracks. Its operation can be effortlessly controlled via Bluetooth from your...

... 178mm in length and 10x20mm dimensions. ...Additionally, I relied on M5 and M6 screws and nuts for assembly. The project also included printed parts. In the future, I plan to automate the slider by integrating an Arduino board with a stepper motor.

I'm not one hundred percent happy with the couple of millimeters that the "Slider Part" is pushed on the rail. But the feet of my slider do not allow more. I may come up with a solution for that in the future. ... Square Gearbox Motor Screw holes: 19 by...

An integrated Dolly Slider attachment is crafted to enable smooth and effortless tracking shots capturing every precise detail of any subject or scenario at an elevated height and expansive angle thanks to adjustable position on the sturdy base...

Protect Your Privacy with Ease: Use this Slim Sliding Camera Cover. Engineered for Maximum Thinness, This Model Requires High-Quality Printing for Optimal Results. ...Simply Print the "Raise3D Webcam Cover" File Alone or Combine Both Files for a...

Here is a camera slide made entirely out of bits I had lying around, and I'm happy to report that the construction process was really easy. Please view the video below for assembly instructions. ... https://youtu.be/ITmcKq2ruH4 BOM: 1 piece of...

All assembly instructions can be found in the link below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qtqgfyz9HUk&feature=youtu.be Print Settings: Travel Speed - 60mm/s Layer Height - 0.2 mm Bed Temperature - 53°C Extruder Temperature - 210°C

This is a project of mine in an attempt to build jig i can mount my phone or a raspberry pi camera on that will go around a track or along a track if that’s what you need. The star indent on the top can be used to mount a holder for any device. I...

The pulley end uses 2 x 22mm with 7mm centre roller skate bearing and the dolly uses 8 to 12 of the same. Currently the only spare stepper i have to hand is a Sanyo Denki Type 103H7123-0140 so it's designed for that. ...Added NEMA 17 version The...

... sure how well they will perform. They do fit standard skateboard bearings with an outer diameter of 22mm. Print Settings: Printer: Anet A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 25-100 Notes: Print slow (20mm/s) or the top will be messy.

The following components are required to build a Kameradolly drive shaft: * 1 x Arduino microcontroller * 1 x Motor Driver Shield for controlling the motor * 2 x 1000 mm long rods with a diameter of 12 mm * M3 screws and nuts, specifically 30 mm in...