Conduit Pipe Camera Tripod (Extendable)

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The Tripod is constructed solely from PVC conduit piping and several 5mm bolts and nuts. Print the following components as specified: - 1 x Camera Mount Hex - 3 x Foot V3 - 3 x 25mm End Cap V3 - 3 x 20mm Stopper Cap V3 - 3 x Leg Extension Hex V3 - 4 x Tightner V3 - 1 x Tripod Head V2 Required parts to purchase: - 3 x 25 mm conduit piping (Length should be between 600 - 1200mm) estimated $1-$3 - 3 x 20 mm conduit piping (Length should be 10mm longer than your 25mm pipes) estimated $1-$3 - 3 x 20mm round rubber feet covers estimated $1-$3 Bolts and Nuts: - 4 x 5mm hex nuts estimated $0.2 - 3 x 5mm hex bolts (length 20mm) estimated $0.3 - 3 x 5mm hex bolts (length 40mm) estimated $0.3 - 1 x 5mm hex bolt (length 60mm) estimated $0.2 Step 1: Drill one 5mm hole straight through the center of each 25mm conduit pipes, 10mm from the top side. Step 2: Insert all three 25mm pipes into the Tripod Head V3 and secure them with 40mm bolts. Step 3: Glue a 25mm End Cap onto the top of each 25mm conduit pipe. Step 4: Insert a 20mm bolt into each Tightener, and the 60mm bolt into the remaining one. Step 5: Install the Camera Mount Hex on top of the Tripod Head V2 using a 5mm nut and the 60mm Tightener. Step 6: Glue a 20mm Stopper Cap onto one side of each 20mm conduit pipe. Step 7: Place a Leg Extension Hex through each 20mm conduit pipe, with the 25mm opening facing the 20mm Stopper Caps. Step 8: Insert the 20mm conduit pipes into the 25mm conduit pipes and glue the Leg Extension Hex to the 25mm conduit pipe, with screw holes facing outwards. Step 9: Insert a hex nut into each Leg Extension Hex and tighten them lightly using the 20mm Tighteners. Step 10: Glue a Foot V3 to the bottom of each 20mm conduit pipe, and place a Rubber end cap over each round bottom. Completed! I recommend using this phone mount if you want to attach a phone: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1460181 A more reliable phone mount will be posted at a later time. Feel free to record yourself following these steps to improve this guide. You can contact me at 1997corry@gmail.com.