DIY Dslr shoulder support rig

I made this rig out of stuff you can get at any home depot store (in holland Karwei, Praxis, Gamma etc). Check it out.

edit: I get a lot of questions about some of the parts
The key parts are:
the clips used for holding 15mm copper pipes against a wall, the copper plates with holes 60mm apart and the metal part that is normally used for keeping boiler pipes attached to the wall (also 60 mm space between two pipes).

If you can't find these parts I can sell them to you, you can contact me via youtube.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• dslr
• rig
• shoulder support
• canon 550d

[jbking008]

Please make an tutorial and a list of the parts you need to do this. Its the best diy rig I had ever seen ! What did you pay for all parts ?

[BYanirecords]

Pleaseeee man, make a tutorial about it, show pieces by piece and how much did they cost please.

[joeyisfunny]

Bas Rutten, is that you?

[edwardkondrae]

looks very clean

[nickjuh11]

haha, that is an awesome shoulderrig you made there ;)

didn't know your english was this good btw

[FunmeBelgium]

I like dutch accents in English its even more fun than when they speek dutch :p

[MrsPalmerTV]

Looks a little flimsy. I've been using the Cam Caddie Scorpion with great success. $38 and all my shots are very smooth and consistent. I highly recommend one to anyone in need of a quality independent setup.

[bigdogmn73]

where did you get hte pieces from? You mentioned the front section from a guy on tube...

[MediaBrighton]

Great design. Here's another good on  watch?v=RdS0EtmhFz4

[humancolorsmedia]

The plastic things in which the tubes are snapped, you found this at Home Depot ? Do you know the exact name of that piece by any chance ? THanks !

[knutklo]

This was good ;-)

Gave me some good ideas. maybe I try to make one too.

In short, where can all the parts be bought online?

The handles from the bikeshop was smart for my becoming focus and zoom rig

[DSLRCARBON]

Nice!  Great job!