DIY motorized Camera Slider with oled controller | Full build

How to build a simple but very handy motorized camera slider based on the Openbuilds/Vslot system. Just four 3D printed parts are needed to get this very useful camera equipment.
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The threaded inserts which I have used in this video are from RUTHEX
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[@le0d406]

4:33 the simplest things are always the best Great video as always

[@makermoekoe]

Nice little trick hehe :) Thank you!

[@robertpowellj]

I would like to see a video on the heat stake press you have!

[@DanielRicardo42]

We need a video on that threaded insert jig from 0:30 !

[@TheRealStructurer]

That must be of the 3D made tool that makes making 3D tools easier. Always make this first 😉

[@mirkokeca4853]

This is in my opinion 10x better than the last one :)

[@makermoekoe]

Glad to hear! Thank you! Hope there will be a progress for every video :)

[@ThePapaDawg]

While I think the is a great design, the thing I was most impressed with is how well you applied the solder paste! A robotic arm could not have done a better job ;)

[@nikitamotornyi6997]

Great content and video quality! I would like to suggest to add more lighting to the assembling scenes. They seem a bit dark for me.

[@makermoekoe]

Thank you! Okay, good to know! Luckily I have invest into better lighting a couple days after I have created this video, so stay tuned for the next one :D Thanks again for your feedback!

[@laurinhaupt2940]

Nice video. I really like the ducks.

[@Kady3DPrinting]

Very nice

[@Delali]

This is beautiful. Was looking to make a similar slider for my channel. I must say your design is awesome.

[@makermoekoe]

Delali Thank you so much! You can design your own or just use my design as well 👍🏻

[@Delali]

@@makermoekoe sure brother. great idea

[@ebrahimqassimalbanna772]

That's amazing, the quality of your video is insane. Keep on hardworking. I bid that's all because of the new lab :)

[@makermoekoe]

Ebrahim Qassim Albanna Glad to hear! 😍 The new lab is motivating very much!

[@Tyrone-Ward]

With so many different settings and configurations, a web app would've been a better ui choice.

[@groundbreakerexplore]

Thank you so much for this tutorial video.

[@smtronics]

My fav KZbinr 👍

[@ravkhangurra7522]

Fantastic video, great job. I'm going to make one of these too!

[@povodu]

so cool

[@ashishdmc]

Awesome project. loved it. I am trying to build one. tried to run the code. It says that Preferences.h: No such file or directory. Tried searching for it didnt find. please help me with that. Thanks again, Ashish

[@TheHDreality]

Did you ever test the repeatability of this rig? I want to know if you could use it for special effects/animation. If you just take the exact same shot twice, say of the ducks and overlay the two piece of footage with 50% opacity or side by side and they match up well enough you could use this to create special effects with moving cameras, which are notoriously difficult as they require camera tracking and reprojecting scenes in 3D, like have the same person in a shot twice but have the camera orbiting around them.

[@PilotGT]

Great video. Thanks for posting! Do you have any info (or video) on the treaded insert press you showed at the 0:30s mark?

[@1ronman]

Amazing idea and great job making it so smooth! Thanks for the video! I wonder what kind of rig you are using for your soldering iron when pressing those inserts? Tried to look for something like that on Thingverse, but found only the one that uses aluminum extrusion rail and it looks more unstable then yours.

[@vs1362]

Буду и себе делать, вот бы еще так плавно сделать ось поворота камеры и скажем удаленно этим всем управлять с джостика левой рукой ускорением, правой поворотом камеры :)

[@ravkhangurra7522]

What 3d printed solution did you use to hold the soldering iron to push in the threaded inserts.?

[@jpz8042]

0:29 can you make a video about your threaded inserter?

[@jakubtatarski1864]

I think that's a type of hot air/soldering iron that heats metal threads, wich melt into printed plastic.

[@skara1214]

professional job. Only encoder nob can be better

[@lone-eltemplodeltalento6196]

Very nice, I wish one day I will have all the tools and the ability you have to make my own projects! Do yo do all the programming for the oled display (the menu with the options) by yourself or do you use some library? Thanks and congrats for the video!

[@amos7893]

Hi. what is spec of the C1(Capacitor) in cameraslider_bot ? I am guessing 100uF capacitor but what is V spec?

[@matti04.electronics86]

awesome video!

[@kiyashko86]

Is it mistake? Description says: "max. rail length - 10cm"

[@miliohm]

Great videos! why so little subscribers?

[@makermoekoe]

good question 😁😁

[@miatabull1520]

Genial! Gracias por compartir tu proyecto.

[@DeanMakes]

Great video and thank you for making this project available to the community, may I ask what infill percentage you used for the 3d printed part? Thanks again

[@zekasi]

nice video. how did i miss this lul

[@Nematics_Lab]

Just found your channel really amazing content, I was planning to make camera slider on my channel but with pan movement. Do you mind if I take some inspiration from your design? Keep growing!

[@makermoekoe]

Thank you! Yes of course you can use it 👍🏻 I am currently planning two add a second axis as well 😁 You will find all the stuff in the instructable

[@Nematics_Lab]

@@makermoekoe Thanks! Looking forward for next project 👍

[@alico797]

How did you solve the vibration problem? Was the problem the bearings or the motors?

[@trafoman2004]

Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mgadaleta]

Hello. Can you give me information about the Heat Set Insert Press I see in the video? Thank you

[@photo-art-thomas-klee]

Hi, very interesting and amazing project with the slider, I have a question. I still have drivers of type TMC2208 lying around, can I also take these and what would I have to change possibly. About an answer I would be pleased.

[@joetylerdale]

Top notch!

[@pramodjalgaonkar1221]

Which stepper motor used and they can handle 3 kg camera

[@matteog.3318]

Hi, i like your idea and the attention for ONLY detail. I want to build it, but i have a sony a6500 (500 gr) with a long lens (15 cm is the lenght and 1 kg is the weight ) , can i use this slider with my camera? thanks

[@user-ob7zy3mx9j]

Thank you very much for sharing. I like this project, but unfortunately I cannot open the "cameraslider.sch" file with EAGLE. cameraslider-BOT.sch can be opened.

[@richarda2792]

Your video is amazing. I am so impressed with your demonstration I subscribed! I certainly appreciate all the information you have provided. Thank you so much! I want to build your slider. My biggest concern is the code for the for the interface and stepper motor you used. I am by no means a programmer. Is the code available for download? It would be a great help for me (a non-programmer) to have. Thanks Again!

[@charlieross-BRM]

Anyone operated this project? Is the illustrated 2060 profile extrusion giving smoother / steadier video than 2040? I ask because I want to convert my slider from 2 x 8mm chrome rods to a single V-slot extrusion. Mostly I see commercial and hobbyists use 2040 profile.

[@AlfieMakes]

Since it's using an ESP32, can you enable a BLE feature? I could make a web client that connects to it and enables phone control of the device, which should be a little more user friendly. As well as letting you save profiles for movement.

[@mcb9644]

I made one with Bluetooth feature that can be found in Play store

[@AlfieMakes]

@@mcb9644 Link?

[@AlfieMakes]

@@mcb9644 I was thinking more of a PWA than an actual app

[@user-gu4zj8lu8i]

niceeee

[@andrzejnowak4359]

What is the capacity of the capacitors used? 45uf?

[@josephdavid8091]

For the wheel end, on instructables i cant see the wheel or bolts in the parts list, whats it called? Thanks

[@bomajakaersonda1551]

Cool...

[@amirhoseinaz1969]

4:35 : What is he doing man? 4:38 : BRUH

[@aprice4905]

Well, nicely presented but is like watching and puzzle , no PCB no diagrams , is like making video for yourself

[@makermoekoe]

That is why I have created an Instructable with all files and additional informations 👍🏻

[@timobrune1620]

What crazy awesome stuff man. Love it. Epic. Legen... wait for it... dary!! Unbelievable. Keep on Fire Fucking

[@makermoekoe]

Timo Brune 😂 Thanks my friend! Sorry for the late response, as my biggest fan you should deserve more attention 😁🔥

[@timobrune1620]

@@makermoekoe thats the way aha aha i like it

[@mikailkopuz14]

i think you slightly missunderstood that "DIY" Part

[@jackmini1217]

is that noizy?

[@LigmaJS]

11:25 Why your printer missing parts? haha