Kontinuum Glide. The 3D-printable glidecam
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Introducing the Kontinuum Glide, a DIY handheld camera stabilizer that utilizes a 3-axis gimbal and counterweight system for smoother camera motion. The open-source design allows you to print the necessary parts on your 3D printer and assemble it with your DSLR or other small cameras. The first version is adjustable, featuring a camera carriage that fits standard Manfrotto quick release plates and a 3D-printed 3-axis gimbal with felt bearings. However, the panning axis may require an upgrade to ensure stability. Development has already begun on Mark II, which will feature easier assembly, more standardized parts, optimized gimbal system, optional skate bearings, improved camera carriage design, and a decent documentation. Please exercise caution when using this device and tighten screws securely for your camera's safety.
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