Steadicam

All the 3D printed components you need to make a DIY Steadicam that preforms as well as pro versions. It features the use of skateboard bearings to allow for a smooth, friction less gliding action - no ball joints here. This Steadicam has been designed for makers, and uses easily available components, so that anyone can put it together with a screwdriver. It's perfect for people who are starting off with creating videos. This product can stabilize Go-Pros, Phones, and mirror-less DSLR cameras. It does NOT support a full DSLR, as plastic is too flexible, for a full DSLR, you'd need to print this out of metal. The 4 way weight system on the bottom makes it simple to make tiny adjustments to camera angles without having to move your camera around the top. Components you'll need: - Skateboard bearings x4 - M8 nuts and bolts x6 - M4 nuts and bolts x 14 - 22mm diameter pipe (metal or PVC) - A small bolt to fit your camera