haha. thanks dude! i´m like you now😂. At least we have fun tinkering....😂

if that's a Canon 700d (rebel t5i) I think I've got the same one. I'm hoping to make something similar and mount to a cruiser bike; but I don't know if it's harmful to the camera to ride with it, given that it's a DSLR. You seem to have withstood more damage than the camera throughout this whole process however.

The problem is you have different tasks, which need different solutions. If you only have impulses as an input, so the camera (output position) needs to stay in rest,your decoupling concept isn't that bad. But if you want to move the whole thing, you dont need a full decoupling, but a good damping. Because some of the input (the translation) needs to be transferred to the output motion of the camera. There you need a different concept

2:22 lol great video

Great video. I've tried building something from scratch, too. Haven't yet submitted it to practical use, though. However, one should consider that a vibration isolator must cover the vibration frequencies your setup is enduring and must cover for the weight and movement kinetics of your setup. The wider the spectrum of vibration frequencies and possible resonance, the more difficult it might become. One solution would be to have several stages, like the first one covering low frequencies and another one for the higher ones. Or maybe look how the brain is isolated from vibration inside the skull: liquid dampening and a billion of tiny elastic fibres, strong ones, weaker ones and so on. If you want to do some more serious testing, maybe get a small vibratory plate like they are used in chemistry and biology labs.

Rubber between mounting plates and camera to absorb vibration

This is great! I😂

Mechanical vibrations course is one of the most difficult courses in most engineering departments. But you really did a great job man and I enjoyed your video.

2 words, Linear Rails....

I was under the impression from the title that this would help other ppl who wear glasses and don't have a 3D printer

Great vid! I found it searching for shock mount for zoom h6. And even though many of those mounts didn't fit your needs, don't you think it would be amazing as a shock mount for big audio recorder like zoom h6? It's shakey, so not suitable for camera, but looks like it should absorb all of the unwanted vibrations

DAMN it's look way more difficult as i though ... and also questioning the capability of those who can be find on market ... i think the overall aspect of the final video will need to be proceed by AI that get ride of vibration ... by croping a little bit your footage and that's something similar in the last iphone and gopro software system ... did you find anything better now ?

wtf bro you make quality videos for like 10 people to see im so confused

congrats you found a thousand ways to make a springy camera mount :D dampening is key not springs. flex filament will give spring but no dampening. Springs are only there to hold a weight up or to flexibily fix it in a certain position. to make this "positioning" or "re-centering" complient you will be require to dampen any forces which is done with shock absorbers. you could try RC-car style ones or you go with some type of soft foam(hard to get hardnes right) you could design shock absorbers out of varioShore TPU as this gives springyness and dampening at the same time sort of. Dampening in general is done with converting motion to heat - so any form of, ideally variable, friction will get you somewhere.

I have a 3d printed shock design that would fit between the upper and lower plates putting it there would keep the system in tension or pre-loaded. It should help to stabilise the system a bit.

good video and effort. But in this case all your issues were with the type of motor and gear ratio you used. As well, the track you used for the slider with the metal liner gear is for sure the main teeth of the monster you were restling with.

Is there a way to make this for a telescope that waighs about 6-7 kg or 15.43lb?

Most relatable video I’ve ever seen on the KZbin

why the hell this video doesn't have a lot of views

Thanks brother

PLUS IT GETS INTO SERIOUS PROBLEMS IF THE PIVOT POINTS AND COM IS TOO FAR AWAY

TAKE 30 AND FRESHEN UP ON AUTOMOBILE SUSPENSIONS. THERES A BUNCH OF CRAZY PHYSICS THAT DIRECT THE TOLERANCES OF SUSPENSION. RIGHT OFF THE RIP.....YOUR MISSING SOMETHING TO ABSORB THE VIBRATION. LIKE FOAM, SPRINGS AND SOFT RUBBER HELP DAMPENING TO.

Thank you for your idea's. I'm currently cobbing together high powered fans to cool my sim wheel motor. I have a thrustmaster t300 sim wheel. It's a belt & pulley system powered by an offset motor that's sheathed in an aluminum heatsink for cooling. To aid in cooling is a 60x10mm China crap fan that's not only 4" away....it's pointing the wrong way as to exhaust. It's a shit design..

cool idea I'm going to try but I'm going to have the box with no windows and black paint on the inside with less at the top so I can get some sick timelapses>

bro created his own headphones

Good job. Another ideia would be just buy a replacement foam pad and cut it to fit your classes.

I cant wear contacts either the surface of my eyes are “scraped” so glasses only for meee

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Is that a glass plate for your bed?

I wonder if the design could be 3D printed? I guess I'm going to try.

In this video your voice is a little too quiet while your audio queues and music is too loud. Might want to get a lav mic or put your mic a little closer to you, or mix your video's audio differently.

This guy still alive??

Thanks but music way too loud! Tutorials we don't need music, just want to hear what you have to say whilst we listen to our own tunes seperately!

Active anti vibration can solve a problem

The best way to eliminate vibration is to make something more rigid. You can do that by adding weight. Have you tried resting a concrete block on top of the camera?

The two states of a 3D printer: - Why won't it stick to the bed..? - Why can't I get this damn thing off the bed?!

cool music.

dude.... I am going through the same thing .... vibration is just a little .... but thinking about using rubberbands

That Tevo Tornado looks like a nice printer has it been worth owning? Would it be ok for new users? Or kind of for experienced operators?

Then tilta copy this design

is this satire? lol Your solution to fix a not perfect seal was to create an adapter with an even bigger leak? Either way you're gonna alter the sound of the headphones... oh nvm they're beats

ur so underrated

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Some of those designs look decent but I think the issue is lack of damping. You've got springs absorbing vibration but transferring it straight back through their elasticity. You need something to absorb the energy. Try adding some soft sorbothane foam in the gaps and you might get to where you need to be

Also if you are so fixated on making camera sliders, 1-make 2 circler tracks on bigger than the other, put one inside the other 2-make another segment from compatible with each track in sizes then place each segment on top of the track parallel to each other then connect both segments together, 3- buy 4 bearings, 5- place the bearings inside the track, 6- attach the segment to the bearings, 7- attach electric motor to the segment and attach a wheel to it, is my idea clear, you can make a 360 product filming track 👍🏻

Use action camera or stabilization program, but this video is beneficial: I learned about shock mounts and how useless are they, please don’t throw them away, use them to test audio recorders and check which one is the best for absorbing shocks = unwanted audio, thank you for making this video 👍🏻

The guy tried designing seismic isolators from scratch 🤣 Seriously!?

great video thanks for posting great eye candy i was ViBrating the whole video lol

Hi, Hilarious, very good video, I'm not as professional as you but I'm breaking my head on this too. The instability when walking etc drives me crazy. There are anti-shock systems for sale for $500 and are almost similar to what you showed in the beginning. I have given it op for now and seeing your vid I think for now the right thing. I will concentrate me now for kind of gimbal that are modular. But as I believe, there must be a way to find out how to made it real. I was able to laugh a bit when I saw your presentation.

Just use the force