diy motorized camera slider 3d models

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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...

The MakerSlider is a DIY, Arduino-controlled video camera slider that can be easily transported and attached to a tripod. It features makerslide rails for smooth linear motion and all parts can be printed using a 3D printer. The Cinemaker Pocket...

Create a DIY camera slider for under $35. A full tutorial is available on Makeuseof.com. ... Watch the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vcl_MyGNSJ4 to learn how to make this easy project.

I reworked the housing of my DIY camera slider using a modified version of the SatCamel enclosure, which now accommodates an Arduino Due board and all necessary control components. ...I'm thoroughly impressed with the outcome.

This innovative camera slider leverages the expertise of Open Builds, integrating a reliable stepper motor with robust 20*40 linear rails to provide precise camera movement. ...To achieve high-quality prints, follow these specific print settings:

A compact camera slider designed for small cameras like the SJ4000 and GoPro. Built as an upgrade to my initial hand-motion version, it's still a work in progress. Upgrading from the manual hand-motion design requires the file motorizado_p2.stl,...

This was a quick and small project to design and build a small, compact, and controlled slider for my camera so I can take controlled and smooth video for my products it ended up with a compact, smooth, and very quiet motorized slider that moves like...

Here are two aluminum bars and some MDF wood needed for this DIY camera slider, cut out by a laser. It's the work of Damian Gil, a student from Seville who made it at the FabLab there. ... To build one, follow these steps: Check out this Spanish...

Reasons can be found here: http://marcuswolschon.blogspot.com/2013/01/3d-printed-camera-slider.html and here: http://marcuswolschon.blogspot.de/2014/01/leaving-thingiverse.html. For a 3D-printed camera slider, click "Download This Thing" to view...

This motorized camera slider has an attachable parallax bar and is built on the Open Builds V-slot platform. It features two sets of wheels for double the rail length movement, with limit switches to prevent crashes. Supporting DSLR or mirrorless...

Here is a DIY camera slider that's as smooth as it gets. This slick contraption moves your camera around with silky ease, capturing stable footage every time. To get started, print all the parts with about 25-30% infill - this will give them some...

Remix of: "Camera Slider" by ThePrintingSaffa https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1373489 Project concept and assembly instructions: "How to Make a Professional Camera Slider (100% DIY!)" by DIY Perks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GE37xI14Fyw...

This text discusses adapter plates for AmberSpyGlass camera slider linear motor systems that use MakerSlide. These plates keep your Arduino and an endstop microswitch in place, with options for a full plate or a split version for easier 3D printing.

A dynamic creation, a mobile base for a motorized camera slider. This innovative design utilizes 12mm open linear bearings moving smoothly along 12mm rods spaced precisely 80mm apart. ...At its core, the underside of this dolly features a clamping plate...

A Simple Yet Effective 16mm Curtain Rod Camera Slider Waiting to Hit the Print Button

-2x GT2 motor pulley -1x GT2 5mm belt (The length will depend on the length of the slider you want.) -10x bearings 626 ZZ (6x6x19 mm) -1X bearing 6200 (30x9x10 mm) -4x aluminium 18 mm tubes (length of the slider) M6 bolts, nuts and washers (the...

Create HyperSmooth motion timelapse video with this build! Print instructions Learn Guide: https://learn.adafruit.com/circuitpython-motorized-camera-slider/ This project uses the Adafruit Feather platform and CircuitPython to make an easy to...

I constructed a basic camera slider, designing it in Fusion 360. Although there might be more advanced designs available, this one uses bronze bushings (16x10x16mm) on 10mm axles. The bushings fit into the camera carriage and can also be secured...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v48WJUa1awA https://learn.adafruit.com/circuitpython-motorized-camera-slider/ FeatherWings The mini TFT FeatherWing is perfect for selecting settings and displaying modes! The MotorWing provides the Feather M4 with...

... (optional) To assemble the slider, follow the provided assembly video. When designing the camera slider, my primary objectives were to create a GoPro mount compatible system that could be driven in multiple ways and to keep the design affordable.

... misalignment issues. The central camera screw comes from Ebay, serving its purpose admirably. Additionally, I incorporated a recessed area in the side brackets to fit a Lego motor, enabling me to achieve motorized motion control for the camera.

This DIY camera slider utilizes an 80/20's 1010 extruded aluminum piece as its base, which is simple yet sturdy. It avoids complex designs like belt-driven systems and special hardware. The purpose of this slider isn't for steady video dolly effects...

I've tested the slider with a DSLR camera and it performed flawlessly, but I haven't yet completed the platform for mounting regular cameras. This is simply a matter of prioritizing tasks; I'll get to it eventually. As the design evolves, I...

I also added a small compartment to fit a Lego motor into the side brackets, allowing for motorized control of the camera's movement. If you're interested in seeing more projects like this, be sure to follow me on Facebook at...

Hello makers, This is my take on phone camera slider. Requires two 8mm (diameter) tube. In my case I used two 1m x 8mm filled aluminium tubes. Enjoy! ...

I tested the slider with a DSLR camera and it worked flawlessly, but I haven't completed the platform for mounting regular cameras yet. This isn't a difficult task; I've just been focused on other projects. I plan to improve the design as needed, so...

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 motor-driven controllable slider for DSLR, action cams and other cameras with similar dimensions and weight. All electronic parts kit (and Arduino program) is the same as this one - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1622033. Update...