homemade compact dolly

[avr]

I have converted a wheel dolly in a rail dolly. I post some pics. The work is not finished, I must try to improve the rail system.
More cooming soon. *:)

http://www.terra.es/personal5/andres.victorer/homemade%20dolly/dolly.htm

[PDX_DVX]

how come the pictures dont show up for me?

[Soliton]

I want to see it too .. please ?

[235 Studios]

I would love to see them, but they;re not there for me either ...

[darmanb]

Nothing here as well...

[Mike_E]

ditto

[taubkin]

I think your code is wrong. The pictures adresses are pointing to files in your computer, ain't them?

[Mike_E]

Yeah, spot on taubkin. You can still view the files if you just add /pics/dollyxx.jpg to the hyperlink....or just wait till avr fixes it ;D

[greeches]

that's a great dolly. WHere'd ya buy it? and how much?

[avr]

Sorry here is the corrected link. I must learn more about Dreamweaver :-[

http://www.terra.es/personal5/andres.victorer/homemade%20dolly/dolly.htm

thanks

[uhrgl]

Nice, man!

[gritsngumbo]

Nice job. I've been working on something similar but you beat me to it. Are you planning on or willing to sell the triangular bracket? I have a machine shop working on a bracket, but they are doing it in their spare time and no luck yet. Thanks.

[Jim Brennan]

Wow that looks very pro!

[theos]

Nice, v nice, but you obviously cant get onto that youeself right?

[j]

Nice construction, very pro.

How/where did you get the triangle brackets?

-j

[235 Studios]

Looks great! Where did you get those brackets, do the wheels turn? (If you had cicular track would it work?) Where did you get the track and how do the pieces connect?

Keep up the great work.

[matthewd5]

how stable is it when moving?

it would seem top heavy.

i made mine out of heavier steel to try and keep the inertia and keep it low.

matthew

[Double_IT]

What would you rather have a setup like that instead of a setup where the cam op is sitting ontop a piece of wood and someone pushes/pulls? Is it just to have one less crew member?

[j]

My choice is both. I have a skateboard dolly, but it is heavy and needs a good operator.

AVRs version would be great to pack in a suitcase or a trunk of a car. It can also be solo operated. Nice job.

-j

[avr]

Thanks to all. I have a new information about the bracket´s dolly. Excuse me my poor english. This is the link.

http://www.terra.es/personal5/andres.victorer/homemade%20dolly/DOLY2.htm

[235 Studios]

Thanks that is a great help - now I just need to find the tools - or perhaps an unsuspecting friend ... ;D

[charles]

AVR, nice work. I would like to make a link on HBS if you don't mind. Looks really good. Congrats.

[HorseFilms]

Nice construction! It really looks solid.

[avr]

Thanks. Charles OK.

I am employed at the system of rails of the dolly, since it was
a bit soft.

More pics soon. ;)

[j]

employed?

[avr]

Sorry for my poor english. I have wanted to say I´m working...
:-[

[slinks]

wow this is pretty nifty, has anyone seen any footage withf this yet?

[Shawn Murphy]

Did you make the track?

What's the diameter and the method for connecting them?

[justin_newlands]

HI I'm new......can anyone tell me how I can show pics of my Skater Dolly?
Some guys seem to be able to show them on this site. Others, including me, have to put a Link to the Pics.

[Pettersen]

You have to compress the images to being under 1100 kb, and then you can upload it to www.imageshack.com

[justin_newlands]

Thanks Petterson. This is all new to me!!!

[justin_newlands]

Went to the site, but only got a small icon in the top left corner?