（DIY Steadicam） 俺流床束式 PegasusCam ver.1.0 introductions. HD

[shuttlewerks1]

There is a great piece of how to gear on vimeo. I built it successfully but bigger.

search Vimeo.com for

Sphere Arm tripod

[tuka3desu]

@shuttlewerks1

I had a look at it.

I am very interesting.

I wanted to make it, too.

[shuttlewerks1]

Great work. I will try this. Thank you! From Toronto

[tuka3desu]

@shuttlewerks1

Thank you for the comment from Toronto.

I am glad.

[australopytekus02]

(brazil) boa ideia colocar aquelas partes de tubo de água pra fazer a parte que gira.... nota dez...

[tuka3desu]

@australopytekus02

Obrigado por comentário.

[moneyhooligan03]

It puts the lotion on the skin... Sorry, I couldn't help it.

[tuka3desu]

@moneyhooligan03

Thank you.

[moviemaster00000]

does the lower part have to spin, i mean the weight part?

[tuka3desu]

@moviemaster00000

In order to balance the body, causes the stretch and rotate.

[8o8inSquares]

Smart! Thanks for the idea!

[tuka3desu]

@8o8inSquares

You're welcome

[tuka3desu]

Thank you for the comment.

I think so,too.

[SuperMiquelle]

O.K>nice and simple construction idea.I've made something similar few months ago.BUT,in ALL DIY steady cams i've seen around (including the one i've made),there is one common problem: how to maintain the horizontal camera movements (caused by the unwanted rotations around the ball bearing axis) and WITHOUT using both hands?It's quite simple to maintain all-direction movements with both hands,but ( for example) when you use the camera for some running scenes,you can face realy serious problem

[ElectronicaSeguridad]

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[ottoelperro]

Love the music!

[tuka3desu]

@ottoelperro

Thank's

[PredatorMagic]

asia wins again:)

[tuka3desu]

@PredatorMagic

Thank you for the comment.

Your Magic is wonderful. 

[catascouts]

Awesome work! It looks sleek with the aluminum parts - gimbal handle and all.

How heavy is it?

[tuka3desu]

@catascouts

Thank you. But this is heavy because I am made of a wood and iron. It is 1,800g

[catascouts]

@tuka3desu Mine is pretty heavy as well. :-)

[tuka3desu]

@catascouts　I see. I'll take out power.

[crazyskater1212]

doytong wong awsome

[tuka3desu]

@crazyskater1212

Pardon?

[nimorere]

構造がとても解りやすくて良かったです。ところで水道管のふたに­はどうやって穴をあけたのですか？僕の場合は錐とねじを使ってぐ­りぐり穴をあけていましたが...。

[tuka3desu]

@nimorere さんこんばんわ。

わたしは、取り敢えずドリルで穴あけるんですが、すごくいい加減­で、このへんだろうとあたりを付け上から下に貫通させます。

だから高さが違うことがあるんですが、又ずらして開け直したりし­てます。

すんません、悲しい答えで。（笑）

[MovieStock]

いろいろ頑張ってますね、ホームセンターで物色してる

姿が目に浮かびます・・・。^^

[tuka3desu]

@MovieStock さんこんばんわ。近所のホームセンターが閉店セールで２０－５０­％OFFなのでつい、色々とやってしまいます。もうこれで終わり­でしょう。（笑）