If you have a 3D PRINTER - you can MAKE THIS motion controlled camera

Completely Free to download and build for yourself !! The files are listed on thingiverse and available NOW.
www.thingiverse.com/thing:465... - Doitwhenever
www.doitwhenever.com
I have 2 more full videos coming on this project! One for the assembly, and one for the electronics and control software. I'll include the basic info and bill of materials (BOM)..... but stay tuned for the other videos as I'll go into more detail on both topics and a complete BOM list. This rig is easy to assemble, but it will take you a while to print.
It's pretty amazing what you can do with an idea in today's world
- DIW
I'll provide all the links to the items I used in the future videos as well as my website, but don't worry....by the time you download the files and drop them in your slicer, you'll find you have about 2 weeks of printing ahead of you.
Here's the basic BOM I used:
---ELECTRONICS---
* Raspberry pi 3 (or 4) - amzn.to/2ILRKnN
* Arduino mega 2560 -amzn.to/3f4oyEj
* 6 axis CNC shield - www.tindie.com/products/eccen...
* Stepper drivers (TMC2208 for quiet motor operation) - amzn.to/3kEzU31
* DC-DC buck convertor 5V - amzn.to/35Bjmo1
* LED volt gauge (OPTIONAL) - ebay
* Misc. rocker switches (OPTIONAL) - amzn.to/338wakv
* Camera DC-DC convertor (OPTIONAL) -
* Various connectors and CAT5e "stranded" wire
* Electrical slip rings (6 wire ) - amzn.to/3lD5jnz
* Electrical slip rings (12 wire ) - amzn.to/2UBfYTU
* Electrical slip rings (24 wire ) - amzn.to/3faAcxh
* NEMA 17 gearhead stepper motors QTY 2 - amzn.to/390jxeS
* NEMA 17 stepper motors QTY - 1 - amzn.to/2UKPdwm
* NEMA 8 gearhead stepper motors - www.omc-stepperonline.com/
* 3 cell lipo batteries (5000mh) - (OPTIONAL) - amzn.to/2IJJbcX
---HARDWARE---
* 1" OD anodized aluminum tubing
* 3/4" OD anodized aluminum tubing
* 3" x 3" solid metal round blank (built-in counter-weight) Don't worry if you can't find this item. I've designed a 3d printed container that replaces that item. You can fill it with commonly sourced lead (think scuba weight bags) What's your next excuse for not making one? :)
* Various length bolts, washers, and nuts (2mm - 3mm - 5mm - 8mm)
* Slot channel style t-nuts (their slim and lightweight) - amzn.to/2IPYSPL
* 16 Teeth 8mm Bore Motor Metal Gear QTY 2 - amzn.to/3nyGl9M
* Speaker Tripod Stand - amzn.to/2UBDrEJ
---Control Solutions---
UGS ( universal gcode sender platform) This runs on the raspberry pi - winder.github.io/ugs_website/
GRBL mega 5X fork - this runs on the Arduino - github.com/fra589/grbl-Mega-5X
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[@ProjectsbyBrian]

Thumbs up for Ronald Jenkees 56K rap! Oh and the camera rig is cool too :P

[@timothy9874]

I am so looking forward to finishing my print... So GLORIOUS!!

[@DoItWhenever]

Awesome, feel free to message me if you have any issues while waiting for the next videos

[@modddddder]

Brilliantly designed. Finished the hardware build and will slowly work on the software. Thank you for the countless hours of design!

[@ScottWalshWoodworking]

Really looking forward to seeing more! No pressure. This will up my KZbin game when I build one hah!

[@DoItWhenever]

awesome! I was hoping other creators could use this for their channels

[@Pyromancers]

Super excited for part 2. Will likely build this when it drops. You da man

[@jeremyfoot4264]

Can't wait for part 2!!!!!

[@NicMediaDesign]

Limitless was an awesome movie!

[@DoItWhenever]

Definitely one of my faves

[@mundmc8172]

Dude, you are my new KZbin hero

[@radek4177]

Awesome video!

[@DoItWhenever]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Botio]

dude, ur desk setup is dope!

[@lisandialmonte9262]

We need the next video ASAP PLEASE MAN

[@TheBohrokMan]

So cool!!! I was quite impressed with how well the repeatability worked in those neat timelapse shots, it looks seamless! I'm really looking forward to the next video, it looks like it takes a ton of work (both making the project and making the videos), so thanks for taking the time to share such a neat project with all of us!

[@DoItWhenever]

Me too! It's amazing what 3d printing can do :)

[@moji3812]

Yeah👀👌

[@jlhkrafts]

Wow.. just wow.. I cannot wait to make this!

[@DoItWhenever]

Awesome, glad you like it :)

[@Excalibur32]

Awesome, I was waiting for this follow up video. Great project!

[@DoItWhenever]

Glad you liked it!

[@tahaabolfazlmohamady5503]

this is amazing absolutely amazing thank you so much

[@DoItWhenever]

Glad you like it!

[@NyneIX9]

Way cooler than Bradley Cooper 😎

[@MilchiDE]

Awesome Project

[@DoItWhenever]

Thanks a bunch!

[@pgabrieli]

amazing! looking forward to T2 (and T3, T4, etc)

[@barabas2960]

waiting for this since 1900

[@DoItWhenever]

lol :) I'm trying to go faster

[@barabas2960]

Hi im trying your but im dummy in electronics could share you video of the assembly and the electronics assembly please thx

[@satishpillaigamedev]

Something I have been trying to do for along time all in one mock 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@abderrahimacheban3289]

Love the Idea🌹

[@DoItWhenever]

Thank you! 😊

[@ewen832]

So happy watching this video. Such a long time between updates.

[@DoItWhenever]

I'm trying to get things done sooner, but it was definitely a long time, glad you guys stuck around :)

[@yangli4656]

There is a function that put the camera track data（track by nuke or other tracking software） into the motion controller and the machine can run through the data，I think it is the best function.

[@madeintexas3d442]

I would never have a use for a rig this big or really any camera rig at all. I am subbed because you have taken an idea and created something incredible from easily accessable materials. Keep up the hard work. I can't wait to see what your next project is.

[@DoItWhenever]

Thanks a bunch :) I love building, fixing, and experimenting. I think the videos in the near future after this project will be on my 3D printers... I built them years ago and they need some love and a rebuilt

[@richardashworth400]

My ONLY negative comment is that Jagermeister is supposed to be freezing cold. Camera Rig is on point, no gripes there..

[@Cias_artist]

Can't wait for part two... I'm about to start getting into 3d printing and I hope one day I'll be able to make something as good as this.

[@DoItWhenever]

I started back up on the second part, I tend to jump from one project to another

[@Cias_artist]

@@DoItWhenever No worries, take your time and do it to your satisfaction. Grateful for your work!

[@DoItWhenever]

Current cut of part 2 is 18 minutes. One day I will finally be done working on it. Coming soon!!!

[@SylvieTheBagel]

You should setup ROS, I think it's the easiest way to have inverse kinematics. Honestly though, this is really cool, I am absolutely making this

[@Rob_65]

Ah yes - part 2 🥳 Yes, it is taking a long time but then ... I am planning to do some videos of projects I am working on but somehow it seems I can't find the time to do this. I really appreciate your work on this, especially since I know it is a hell of a job to develop/build something and make videos at the same time. We have a team building stuff, I only do the video stuff and that is already taking up a large part of my time in the project.

[@DoItWhenever]

Thanks a bunch.... Yep, It takes forever to film something while making it.... I can work so much faster if I'm not worried about camera angles b-roll and how to tell the story.

[@1620GarageAndFarm]

So bad ass !!! I need to drop the STLs into my printer and build one .....

[@DoItWhenever]

Awesome, its a fun project!

[@stashgaming1676]

this is by far one of the hottest and most interesting projects on KZbin :). you cut your videos so good and entertaining, first thanks for that. I am really looking forward to the second part with all the electronics. Thanks especially for the 3d data and who knows, maybe I will recreate it and upload the whole thing on KZbin but in German. sorry for my bad English, I translated it with google translator.

[@DoItWhenever]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@DMonZ1988]

nice work, the filmography looks amazing! the motion is really smooth and the effects you can achieve are extremely cool! your house is generally a treasure trove of amazing automation and robotics projects, i LOVE it! really hope you share more of it with us and that this youtube thing is fun and rewarding for you too. sadly i think i'm on the other side of the world, the only thing missing in my life is a best friend like you. absolute G, mad props!

[@DoItWhenever]

Thanks a bunch 😊 but I do wonder if that treasure trove of a house is the reason why I'm still single lol

[@DMonZ1988]

@@DoItWhenever haha, i was thinking that you clearly have free reign of your domain and that it could do with the slight touch of a robowife to make it that little bit more pintrestesque, but jokes aside, it's just a matter of time before someone comes along that you like and who appreciates your creativity, humour, ingenuity and independence. plus, housework automation! :-P sounds like a damn fine life to me! whats not to love?! keep putting yourself out there, you're a hell of a catch!

[@ivancuetowicq]

finally, I have been coming to your channel from time to time waiting for the day you post sth new and today is that day. Amazing work, I hope to try this myself. Waiting patiently for the upcoming videos. Thanks for your hard work and for share with us.

[@garagemonkeysan]

Whoa, what an awesome rig. Level up on home film making. And make no mistake, you're a super dope editor. Mahalo for sharing! : )

[@DoItWhenever]

Thanks :) I have some other projects I'm planning for the house

[@tashibest8534]

This is amazing!!! by chance did you develop a parts list to go with the stl?

[@derekmcdonald2168]

MMMMOOOORRRREEE!!!!!!!!

[@DoItWhenever]

It's in the process.....I'm working on the next video in the series again

[@DaturaDynamics]

Just checking in to make sure you didn't die

[@backpropagated]

I'm about half way done printing this! I'm excited to work on the programming for this, I can't tell if inverse kinematics is beyond my skill or not, but it would be fun to give it a shot! Also, I (and probably anyone else trying to build this) would greatly appreciate a detailed fastener BOM

[@DoItWhenever]

I'm trying to build my website in my off time which will definitely have complete parts list for any project I put out there... As far as kinematics check out this piece of software I haven't played with it much but it seems really cool bottango.com

[@backpropagated]

@@DoItWhenever Any updates on the parts list?

[@josephbates8117]

holy shit you're my new favorite youtube maker.

[@DoItWhenever]

Wow :) thanks! That means a lot 🙂

[@camplays487]

Nice

[@DoItWhenever]

Thanks

[@oddladout4076]

Hey, so for the kinematics, it looks like you are using the flair 7 software correct?

[@Tarex_]

Can't wait to start building it, have a very specific application for it in mind, would require it to be bolted to the ceiling though, shouldn't be a problem though i suppose since it is balanced

[@DoItWhenever]

The ceiling Mount might actually be tricky... Everything is balanced using that integrated counterweight but the turret section rides on top of the base plate, turning that upside down might add a few challenges

[@Tarex_]

@@DoItWhenever The forces if they balance out can be neglected, the turret would need kto be turned to a captive plate, so it hangs off the base, a lazy susan bearing is inside anyway right? Would then get sandwiched instead of them being stacked, will be tackled when i get there in some version of near future

[@DoItWhenever]

@@Tarex_ yeah there's a 3D printed lazy Susan bearing in the center.. and technically everything is captive... But there's quite a bit of weight with the camera, counterweight, and all the parts... I have 3D printed a very thin nylon spacer to help with friction.... If you hang it upside down you might have more friction or binding on that lazy Susan bearing.... In the current setup all that weight is distributed onto the base and by riding on that nylon spacer. There's been other people that asked about a ceiling mounted version.... I guess that could be another video in the future :)

[@Tarex_]

@@DoItWhenever a suggestion in case you do research the option at some point, igus (yes the ones from the bearings) actually sell the drylin and other materials as filament and they are rated for industrial applications and are more specific than nylon, they can also produce custom parts, afaik they are also present in the US, in case they are not, I'll gladly try and get a roll of the filament shipped to you from germany

[@Rob_65]

@@Tarex_ technically it is not a real lazy susan but a crossed roller slewing bearing. The difference is that a lazy susan is using bearing balls (or often even just glass marbles) and gravity keeps it all in place. The slew bearing is a combination of two roller bearings in a 90 degree angle. The inner race of the bearing is adjustable to remove/reduce any play in the bearing. This is not the case in this 3D printed construction though and the construction indeed looks more like a lazy susan. But with a bit of tweaking of the roller pins the construction could behave more or less like a slewing bearing. Needless to say that I am still not done tweaking 😳

[@SglTurner]

I did a backflip at the notification of this video, the last of my orders arrived this morning and I finished welding the last parts of my basic rig last night, (know nothing about 3D printing, so I am making a Frankenstein From all sorts of thinks that I modified around the house🤣) so sad that it's not the video, but so excited that it is comming!

[@DoItWhenever]

Awesome, that's all that matters..... Have an idea and execute it.... If something fails no big deal... Just keep pressing on :) This project is still a work in progress and I've printed so many parts due to my own design failures :)

[@SglTurner]

@@DoItWhenever Project is so inspiring, so far I have dissected a washing machine, used a big wheel caster and butchered two lighting stands , used two painters extension poles.. the list hose on🤣...Frankenstein. looking forward to the video bud!

[@OpenFilmmaker]

What 3d printer would you recommend to print camera lens caps and other small parts that need precision?

[@rahul_solanki5]

Hi, eagerly waiting for further videos, will it come?

[@3dprintingkid709]

can you do videos about UGS in-depth and also how much did this cost you and how can i add another axis

[@DoItWhenever]

will do, the cost is maybe 500 bucks or so. as of right now 6 axis was the limit of the controller and cnc shield

[@oteropointer87]

Please make more videos!!

[@ciccio11456]

Hi i would like to create this project,where i can find the documentazione of the assembling, the whiring and the code to program the entire project? Thank you

[@MakerGeek]

Hey, I'm curious how reliable you find the focus control on the lumix? my canon 80d has this annoying behavior that the focus steps vary depending on the speed of rotating the focus ring. I found it basically impossible to get consistent focus pull results on my setup. Still relying on the auto-focus. which does ok but is sometimes ruins shots.

[@DoItWhenever]

That's the exact problem I have with this camera... The focus control is nonlinear.... I was super excited the first day this thing worked and then irritated an hour after that... The focus control works if you're not moving any other axis.. like if you're setting up a headshot.... I actually have a plan to take advantage of that extra motor

[@MakerGeek]

@@DoItWhenever Ha, ok well I guess I'm glad it's not just me. But it does suck. I even tried connecting the canon API over usb to control it which does expose a large step and small step command in each direction. But it was also totally flakey and would just drop commands. Given the auto focus works pretty well it was annoying to find manual control so non predictable.

[@nikolaysenyushkin9357]

Hello, your cameras motion things are very good, do you know something about computer vision to control them?

[@DoItWhenever]

No, sorry.... But thats a plus in this case because anybody can you this camera rig :)

[@nikolaysenyushkin9357]

@@DoItWhenever If you do it or find will you make a video with links?)

[@ThePixelkd]

Subscribed. Rang that bell

[@DoItWhenever]

Awesome!

[@jerrt]

Pardon me if this is covered in another video, but it's that a fish tank outside your window? That looks like a normal window but I see what looks like a fish tank behind it. Great project, great lab/shop, keep up the good work, but please explain what I'm seeing. :] END OF LINE.

[@DoItWhenever]

Yep, I built an aquaponics / pond garden in the back yard. That tank sits outside of that window. My Instagram has a picture or two of that setup

[@charlieross-BRM]

Side question about your audio: @6:17 seeing a Rode Wireless Go there. Are you using the Go transmitter's internal mic or a plugged in lav? I can't spot what's on you for audio pickup. I'm asking because plugging in any of my 4 lavs creates a continuous high pitched whine from the Go. Thanks.

[@DoItWhenever]

I can't find my lav at the moment so all the recording was done using the internal mic... It actually works pretty well but it did pick up my computer fan noise, I tried to EQ it out... And it sounded normal while editing.... And then it went live and I noticed a hissing.... Probably compounded by my EQing efforts :( But overall it's pretty good.

[@cinemacult1346]

Hi, wait for part 2 What is the cost in the production of such a controller?

[@Nobody-Nowhere]

Name of the song? :) Found it... Ronald Jenkees - 56K

[@musoniarnodi1339]

Can I get drawings for the electronic connections?

[@satishpillaigamedev]

What is the software you are using for cam control

[@3dprintingkid709]

BTW U GOT A SUB :) WANT TO BUILD THIS

[@DoItWhenever]

awesome!

[@SglTurner]

Iv been having a really hard time trying to get UGS to save sequences, or even make make a sequence. You mention Gcode, but how do you stack movements ? in first video and showed a code that looked like an IDE code, is there a presets that helps to log the motion? any tips?

[@SglTurner]

Found the awnser in one of your other videos! Thanks bud!!

[@addisonwoods9367]

would love to see some motion/face tracking

[@DoItWhenever]

The sky is the limit in today's world :) I'd love to see what some other people come up with as add-ons

[@Tarex_]

A raspberry pi or even ESP32 should easily take care of that, if it can get the output of the camera somehow or with a second esp-cam or picam positioned correctly (maybe simply recording off the cameras screen?)

[@world-tour]

This is an amazing solution. What's the maximum payload for this? And would you consider selling a semi-prebuilt one to me? I'm interested in using one but don't currently have the time to order the 3d printing equipment and assemble all parts.

[@DoItWhenever]

A dslr camera might be the largest camera I'd use. I didn't have any plans for making them for sale... it's more of a project to build rather then to be profitable :(

[@doctorzoidberg1715]

what is the name of software to set way points?

[@JeroenPigmans]

Hé men love the stuf, But what programa are we seeing on the screen at 2.10 m ? With your 3d model

[@DoItWhenever]

It's called bottango. I haven't messed with it too much yet but it's really cool software. www.bottango.com

[@JeroenPigmans]

@@DoItWhenever looks cool 😎 I will give it a try thanks men

[@JeroenPigmans]

You already rigt the joint in bottango is ther by any way you can export your rigt model ? Can always ask . Any way thannks men ceep up the good work

[@WisebuyIsrael]

Hold up! what is the name of that software 2:11 ?

[@DoItWhenever]

bottango, check it out

[@3dprintingkid709]

Hi 2 questions 1. where i film has no wi-fi or plugs so can i run ugs on a pi with windows 2. is there a way to have a bunch of presets in ugs that i can click on to move the crane to that preset 3. i am planing to have an on deck control module using 2 pi's (one for recording and one for controlling the robot) i would like to have the module be stationary but still like the robot to rotate also i will be using the atem mini pro cam switcher which uses hdmi so could i use wireless hdmi

[@3dprintingkid709]

Can i replace focus with another axis???

[@DoItWhenever]

Sure, the cnc controller has 6 axis available. feel free to substitute what ever you need :)

[@justignoreme7725]

Have you thought about doing a tie in with RatRig as they can sell people the tools to make themselves a 3D printer capable of making this and then turn their 3D printer into a kick arse slider. Even better would be if we could buy this as a kit through them It looks amazing but it's inability to slide is a major lack. But Rat Rig make amazing open source sliders using simple standard aluminium extrusion as I said the two of you together would be amazing Either way I am subscribing in the hope that we can make you the next This Old Tony!!!

[@Reds3DPrinting]

lmao when you said you can use a remote control i instantly thought that the guy that created the titanic submarine used this on his sub

[@3dprintingkid709]

How can i add an electric axis for the length of the crane and i have electric zoom so how would i do zoom in ugs

[@DoItWhenever]

Moving the crane arm length wasn't planned for this build. It would probably take a whole redesign of the machine due to the counter weight involved :(

[@Animace]

The problem I see is when you set 4 waypoints then each stop is clearly visible on a footage. Is there a way how to go smothly though all waypoints?

[@DoItWhenever]

yes and no. It depends on how fast your trying to move from point to point....If you go slow, the acceleration settings don't really affect it... but if you speed up the programming you will notice because the machine starts to slow down (acceleration settings) as it goes from point to point........ I did have different speeds programmed on the moves so its even more noticeable...depending on the speed ramping you apply during post work will also affects the look

[@PanayiotisMavrokefalos]

How fast can the robot move? Is it possible to make it move superfast for slow mo clips?

[@DoItWhenever]

No, It doesn't have the rigidity or speed for that :(

[@PanayiotisMavrokefalos]

@@DoItWhenever :( Okay neverthe less cool robot.

[@musicaworkshop]

I guess the 55 ”don't likes or dislikes” are from edelkrone people and their family XD

[@DoItWhenever]

I was thinking it was the zers and hers :)

[@Blankchan]

The song got me laugh my ass off

[@DoItWhenever]

Ronald Jenkees for the win :)

[@reyariass]

It’s been almost a year, do you have at least an instruction manual on how to assemble this?

[@hisfantor]

what are these crazy 3d printers? :D

[@DoItWhenever]

Those are a water cooled printers I made... The water cooling is kind of a novelty but it does help especially if you're going to enclose the printer and use a heated chamber

[@hisfantor]

@@DoItWhenever all right, I'm waiting for a video on them already :D

[@adamfilipowicz9260]

eta on Part 2?

[@egg6649]

Love this project, but the music was genuinely difficult to listen to, it can be a nice joke, but not for that long...

[@DoItWhenever]

Glad you like the project, that's definitely an odd song.. Ronald jenkees is the artist and his other stuff is not like that, but I couldn't help myself :)

[@fuba44]

You spend all day on your 56k modem downloading this video and..... it's not part 2..... Jk. ofc I'm on isdn these days! love your videos!!!

[@DoItWhenever]

Jenkees is the best :)

[@youssefaz310]

its been along time

[@DoItWhenever]

Definitely !!!! The next video is almost in the can :)

[@williamhuang5329]

Hanzhen harmonic drive gear , strain wave reducer, robot joint , over 30 years experience ,

[@caseyandtim]

Interesting. Do you have any recommendations on particulars? How much does it bump the budget?

[@noranraskin6569]

Yeah that camera arm is nice, but damn I wanna have that booze wall

[@DoItWhenever]

I've been building out that bar in the kitchen... I might do some videos on that project as well once I get caught up with completing this camera rig :)

[@sandeepsethi7950]

You need to first make - how to make a DIY 3D Printer, so that with the same printer we can print all these parts. When can we expect that video??🤞😉

[@DoItWhenever]

Definitely doing some videos on those printers :) but you can use any 3d printer for this project as long as your print bed is at least 200x300 mm :)

[@sandeepsethi7950]

@@DoItWhenever would love to make my own 3d Printer first. By when can we expect the 3d Printer videos?

[@DoItWhenever]

@@sandeepsethi7950 I wanted to wrap up this project first as some people are already building it... 3D printers will probably come around in a few videos in the future.. My my day job has been keeping me pretty busy as well but I'm trying to get content out faster

[@Owen322]

Part 2 update ?

[@jordyandrews]

seconded, please this would be so helpful for me

[@DoItWhenever]

I have the second part coming out this weekend

[@Owen322]

Let’s go super excited

[@ewen832]

Question 1/ Do you have other channels? Question 2/ your videos, especially this one, gives us a glimpse of your other projects that you must share (please). Request - your workshop looks small but you seem to have the set up we all want. How about a video explaining your setup and your background. You’ve got it, embrace it, if possible go full time.

[@DoItWhenever]

Q1 - No other channels .....yet Q2 - definitely.... this project started as an idea to film everything else, but its become quite the project and a build-log in itself Q3 - I'd love to film and show everything I work on.... but a man's gotta eat too :) Thanks for the motivation!

[@Vrx-yp1eu]

so when is part 2 gonna come? lol

[@DoItWhenever]

Working on it right now.

[@timhold2016]

Hey man, love your videos. I just want to say that the KZbin algorithm has favored you and I’m getting your videos in my recommended. However I feel like you’re not properly utilizing this to grow your channel. Stuff made here is insane because he makes great videos about new projects roughly once a month. We’re getting videos from you every 5 months about the same project, and now you’re starting new projects? I get that video editing is not the most fun part of the process, but if you would do easy to make update videos twice a month, your channel would grow exponentially Just some random internet advice, feel free to ignore it 😃

[@DoItWhenever]

Thanks, I appreciate the advice... this project is definitely not the only project on the horizon but I did want to get all the videos completed as some people are building it. Some of the big name youtubers make awesome content but they don't give details or files for others to replicate. I'm just getting started, so I have to make the vids and go to work at the same time :) Again, thanks for reaching out and it's not ignored. Cheers, and have a great day :)

[@HumanInterested]

@@DoItWhenever I'm with this guy... you need to get more content out. Wayyyyyy too slow.

[@zeropoint5794]

*casually finds welcoming non-binaries in a video about electronics hilarious* Lemme quickly put 0x013421nb into this register

[@h7opolo]

2:30 "simultaneously" is not the right description of interpolated movement. fail.

[@anggorotriatmojo1200]

Still waiting

[@SoLoWeJGR]

When first i saw it i was ok mate that it i buy a 3d printer than aw wait no part two ok 3d printer in wait mode

[@DoItWhenever]

3d printers are a game changer for sure

[@SoLoWeJGR]

@@DoItWhenever I am a truck sim enthusiast and building a truck sim(a moving cabin) but I have realised that without a 3d printer it is way harder to build what is in my plans... anyway I need it but waiting for the second vid hehehe

[@pootmcphoot]

I thought it was part 2. FUuUUUuuuuUuuuUu!!!!!!!!!

[@DoItWhenever]

:) lol everything is mostly filmed and edited... It'll definitely be the next video 👍

[@pootmcphoot]

@@DoItWhenever This was a lie!

[@SoLoWeJGR]

You said not cost 200k an ya not Bradley damm mate you more than just Bradley and in my opinion some 200k rigs are just dont worth the money compare to your rig

[@DoItWhenever]

Thanks a bunch for the insight.... I feel the same way.... Technically this rig is nowhere near a bolt camera... But then again the price difference between 500 bucks and $250,000 is huge so if that's part of the equation then in my opinion this rig is better than a bolt because it puts some capabilities in the little guy's hand

[@SoLoWeJGR]

@@DoItWhenever exactly and the most important that this rig can be redone or reconstructed in any way you wish with just a little bit of imagination and technical skills... any way brouh thanks for this awesome vids. I have been looking for this kind of tutorials but non of them have so many functionality like yours there is one vid tutorial with similar arm but it is less technically and with no wireless control or g code control possibility actually all control is done with some strings by hand

[@cybrpnk1313]

Is this a dead project?

[@DoItWhenever]

I'm back at it :)