Need a cheap and easy 2-axis camera slider? Look no further...

[@Maker_HQ]

Watch another DIY project here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpish5esfatgZ7M

[@DorfyBoi]

Bruh the ford F-150 music in the demo footage 😩

[@efromdem]

Great work ! Thank you😊

[@ovi-diy]

Hi again! I'd have one more question. I've printed the head and the bearing is loose. I've opened the part in sketchup and I noticed that the inner diameter is 35.34mm instead of 35mm. It seems that you compensated for horizontal expansion in the model itself rather than in the slicer. Did you do that for the plate as well? Shall I set 0 horizontal expansion in the slicer for the plate and other parts as well? Thanks :)

[@Maker_HQ]

Yes there is some tolerance built into the design. Every printer will vary and those are the dimensions that worked for me

[@amateur87]

Great project, you should add 3rd axis. Could you please provide schematic how to connect all buttons etc to the cnc shield? The build is easy for me but all electronics and coding I have 0 experience.

[@Maker_HQ]

Now linked in the video description!

[@ovi-diy]

Hi man! Awesome slider! Thanks for the video and all the files! I've just ordered the parts and I'll be making one. Do you also have a schematic for the electronic part (or a crude diagram)? It's not clear to me how you wire the 5v regulator and the buttons. Also, what charger do you need for the lithium batteries? How much do you charge them (not to go BANG)?

[@Maker_HQ]

I'll try to put one together... I'll have to relearn what I did! xD all the button and led connections can be deduced from the comments in the code though, and the regulator connects to a 5v pin on the Arduino via the cncshield. For charging batteries I use a littokala charger like this s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_mPct0gQ all buttons are tied to ground and the LED via a 220ohm resistor iirc

[@Maker_HQ]

I think this is correct! Best to do a quick sanity check first though =) www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/8i0wvfw3mgwgwilmyj7da/map.jpg?rlkey=w5hnpttcdwrrqfkpuz092nuu7&dl=0

[@ovi-diy]

@@Maker_HQ Wow!! Thanks a lot, man! It's EXACTLY what I needed. :) You might want to add the links in the description. AWESOME!! :D

[@Maker_HQ]

V2 code for use with rotary encoders can be found here: pastebin.com/Q0EZiqrq

[@mov66tazer]

Please schematic

[@Maker_HQ]

Check out the pastebin code, all pins are listed there in comments! =)