Building A Small Simple Camera Dolly From Scratch and Rollerblade Wheels (if you have all the tools)

Best Pico Tabletop Camera Dolly For small to large cameras and film cameras. There's a long list of shots i would love to get without setting up a full size dolly, but the Pico flex dolly is too small for my big cinema cameras and lenses. My solution was to build my own, i hope you enjoy this video, and if your really handy then i hope you build your own, i love this dolly ever since i built it, its one of my favorite film making tools.
Matt Mikka

[@MasteringHow-To]

Nice work. Very handy.

[@HookItUp]

Thank You!!, I have much more equipment to build and many more videos to make..

[@MasteringHow-To]

Quick question. I own a car wash.. Lately I been stocking up on the essentials. Basically nice drill,grinding wheel,air cut off tool,air hammer etc. I'm looking for something to cut metal both pipe and flat. What do you recommend? Battery or plug? Wouldn't be cutting anything thinking than 1 1/2 in. I see briefly you used sometbing. But what brand etc so you rec

[@HookItUp]

Depends on the type of metal, the saw i'm using is just a standard circular saw with a non ferrous metal cutting blade made by "diablo", depends what type of metal and how frequently you use it, here im cutting aluminum which is soft. for metal cutting I would use a corded saw, cordless have a very hard time with metal. be very careful using this type of saw to cut metal as you must have a very good grip on it and cut straight to avoid binding and kickback. they also have dedicated chop saws for metal cutting at almost any big box hardware store, Home Depot...Menards...etc.

[@MasteringHow-To]

Thank You. I just found an old Ryobi corded saw in the shed.. Gonna try it out and see how it cuts. Thanks again

[@TheRemoteMower]

Ahhh... just a little scrape...and another,, ew that's hot, ouch....dad gummed fella, you ain't messin around !