diy motorized camera slider 3d models

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...

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...

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 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...

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...

... Get credit for this project from howtomechatronics.com, which provides a detailed tutorial on building a DIY motorized camera slider pan tilt head project. ...Watch another test of the slider in action at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BghDFw0g_Y.

This is the second version of the DIY-Camera Slide, featuring a remarkably light yet rigid slider that weighs approximately 860 grams. Built with a total material cost of around $35, this slide can be manufactured in just 20-30 minutes using common...

This is a 3d printed camera slider that I've beeen working on for quite some time. As of now it's only manual but in the future I'll add a motorized version that uses the same parts as well as some extra ones so if you want that you can print this...

So I keep on upgrading my Camera Gear but when it comes to Camera Sliders they are way too expensive but that doesn't stop me from making one. So in this Tutorial, I'll show you how you can make your very own Camera Slider only for 40 USD! So without...

The slider is ideal for use with my Canon 600D camera, but its small size makes it even more suitable for lighter devices like mirrorless cameras and smartphones. The gantry plate was modified using a design available on Thingiverse:...

This is a 3d printed camera slider that I've been working on for quite some time. As of now it's only manual but in the future I'll add a motorized version that uses the same parts as well as some extra ones so if you want that you can print this...

I didn't design the belt holder or the "connector" - it was created by Tom at https://toms3d.org/2017/02/21/build-arduino-controlled-camera-slider/ and https://www.youmagine.com/designs/diy-arduino-based-motorized-dslr-camera-slider-with-lcd-screen....

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...

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 -...

The DigitalBird Duel action Camera slider the first component of a complete wireless motion control system offering a host of features typically only found on commercially manufactured units costing thousands of dollars. The complete system will...

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...

This are the files for my diy camera-slider project. ...For more information look my video on youtube (german) https://youtu.be/BmU_qtvk5uQ Arduino files for the slider controller:...

These are the files for my DIY camera-slider project, where you can find more information in my YouTube video. ...The Arduino files for the slider controller are available at this link:...

The carriage is designed for a camera mount that's 41.5mm x 41.5mm, but you can always open up the file in meshmixer and scale just the mount part up or down. Keep the bearing clamps scaled at 1.0x. You'll want to print this out with high strength...

Assemble Motorized Slider Effortlessly In assembling the motorized slider, ensure you follow all instructions meticulously. The process is designed to be easy and straightforward, allowing you to complete it in no time. ...With each step clearly...

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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 video is available on YouTube at the URL https://youtu.be/4_sLCfcziY8.

Build yourself a high quality motorized Slider for about a hundred euros. In "One way" operation (after a short press on one of the buttons), the carriage stops by itself at the end of its travel. In "Go and return" operation (after a long and...

Please refer to this blogpost for a full parts list, assembly instructions (video) and more information about the design process of this slider: https://blog.hirnschall.net/diy-motorized-slider/ or checkout this projects GitHub page to contribute:...

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...

The most up to date version of this project as well as a bill of materials and instructions are available on GitHub: https://github.com/Adamslab/OpenSlider OpenSlider XYZ is a motorized slider with multiple axis of rotation, built using common...

Two motors will be in charge of moving a platform where you can attach your smartphone/GOPRO or DSLR camera to and,at the same time, pan it tracking an object.&nbsp;Interactive 3D model of the camera slider hereThis camera slider can be EXTREMELY...