camera slider motorized 3d models

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...

In this video, I'm giving a high-level overview of how I created my own fully open-source Motorized Camera Slider (OpenSlider), which is based on Thomas Sanladerer's Camera Slider design. You can find the entire project here:...

I wanted to build a long camera slider but the professional ones were too expensive, so I made my own using conduit and some 3D printed parts along with a motor and motor controller from Amazon (listed below). If you decide to make this, please let...

This motorized slider uses a TurnsPro for movement. With the timelapse device, it's easy to control and plan the perfect shot. Without the TurnsPro, you can get all needed parts for about 15 euros. I bought everything on AliExpress except the pipes.

Video showing this off: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLo_nu0BSLk This is my motorized camera slider that uses an Ender 3 motion board to power it. I even added AI face detection to the software to move it automatically. The software is very...

The slider offers flexible control options, allowing users to remotely command it via Bluetooth from a smartphone or program precise movement sequences. Additionally, retractable stands are integrated into the design, enabling users to mount it on a...

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...

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...

i have made this motorized camera slider which enables smooth motion in 2 axis. it uses NEMA 17 light weight stepper motors and DRV8825 drivers for 1/32 microstepping. i have also attached rubber feet so that the slider has a firm grip on any...

I designed a motorized camera slider that lets users perform simple camera movements and capture timelapse videos with ease once built. My goal was to create a user-friendly and versatile slider, which is why I chose to incorporate a touchscreen into...

i have made this motorized camera slider which enables smooth motion in 2 axis. it uses NEMA 17 light weight stepper motors and DRV8825 drivers for 1/32 microstepping, which enable smooth motion at slower speeds. the slider slides on a 500mm 2040 v...

A sleek, over-engineered two-axis step motor driven camera slider. ... Build video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0OmG21LjYc4 Components: 20mm aluminum tubing M3 bolts and nuts M4 bolts and nuts M3 threaded rod 2 pieces DRV8825 step motor drivers 2...

Check out these tutorial and assembly instructions right here:http://blog.aichriedler.de/index.php/2016/05/23/diy-motorized-time-lapse-camera-slider/\nCatch a video about the assembly process over on...

This is an Updated version of: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2320443 3D printable parts for your very own motorized camera slider. There are a few solidworks files included for the circuit housing, mostly useful if you want to customize the...

I wanted to share my take on Adafruit's Bluetooth Motorized Camera Slider project by throwing in a unique spin of filament. At first, I considered adding feet with a nub-and-socket design, but I realized I was over-engineering the whole thing. These...

There are plenty of camera sliders to find on Thingiverse, but none fit my needs perfectly. I had some parts on hand, including a motor, Arduino, switches, aluminum rods, screws, bearings, and wanted to print the rest, including the sled itself. The...

There are a whole bunch of camera sliders to find on thingiverse. But none fitted my needs. I had some parts here, a motor, an arduino, switches, aluminium rods, screws, bearings … and wanted to print all the rest - including the sled itself. The...

This is my inaugural rendition of Camera Slider, a pioneering endeavor fueled by the creative spark of Arduino. ...The project seamlessly integrates a step motor, a precision-crafted step motor driver, an intelligent Arduino Mega, a vibrant LCD screen...

I modified a basic camera slider with electric movement by attaching two powerful motors to my affordable camera slider, which I purchased from an online retailer. Check out my YouTube channel for the comprehensive guide on how to build it.

Everything is modifiable: this is an Arduino based OPEN SOURCE robot What you need to print: · Small Gear<- Print it with 100% infill · UPPER GANTRY · BOTTOM GANTRY · Electronics CASE · PLATFORM · MOTOR LEGS · PULLEY END LEGS · PULLEY END · 623zz...

Building a custom motorized camera slider can significantly enhance your video and time-lapse productions without breaking the bank. By leveraging a 3D printer, you can create a cost-effective and highly customizable solution. To begin, print all...

What you need to print: Small Gear <- Print it with 100% infill UPPER GANTRY BOTTOM GANTRY Electronics CASE PLATFORM MOTOR LEGS PULLEY END LEGS PULLEY END 623zz ENVELOPE MOTOR END OPTIONAL Camera SLIDER TRIPOD SUPPORT Electronics: DEVIA control...

BOM: - 3pcs 3d printed parts - any nema 17 stepper motor - 2psc FL05 flange bearing (model included just for representation - not printing!) - 2pcs gt2 pulley and 2m belt (can be bought as a set) - 4pcs 12mm polished stainless steel rods (full -...

So, I grabbed the MK2 case they designed for the Arduino, chopped off the mount pegs, and drilled some fresh holes in it: https://www.tinkercad.com/things/g44BrhtmbAC-adafruit-camera-slider-mk3-case-for-arduino Is this a sloppy TinkerCAD job? Yeah,...

The following parts are also required: four linear bearings LM12UU, four zip ties, a camera ball head of your choice, an Arduino board, two-axis joystick, stepper driver A4988 or DRV8825 - any will suffice. Some M3 nuts and bolts for the motor and...

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Heavy Duty Camera Slider Designed for use with 25mm Chromed Steel Pipes or Aluminum. When printing, choose between Roller v6 (608 Ball Bearings) or v7 (688 Ball Bearings). Missing Parts: - Additional spacers may be needed on the top and bottom of...

WIP! Heavy duty camera slider Designed for use with 25mm chromed steel pipes (https://www.bauhaus.se/dp-ror-millers-25mm-krom.html) or Aluminium (https://www.bauhaus.se/ror-aluminium-o25mm-1m.html) When printing, choose between Roller v6 (608 ball...

Here's an easy DIY camera slider to build, either with or without a motor. To create a version without motor functionality, simply replicate that part twice. ...You will need the following essential components: Four M3 countersunk screws (each 20mm or...