DIY pneumatic dolly

Great idea!

What is the capacity of the wagon and is there any way to lock the wheels so that they stay straight?

Hi, it's a 1,000 lb. capacity cart. You can't lock the wheels, what I did, I put a handle stopper so the front handle won't move. I'll post a pic of that soon. Cheers!
 
Hi, it's a 1,000 lb. capacity cart. You can't lock the wheels, what I did, I put a handle stopper so the front handle won't move. I'll post a pic of that soon. Cheers!

It would be great if you could post up a picture because I am trying to do this.

-Thanks!
 
Ok here is my test footage (smoothcam used)

http://vimeo.com/2011255

Hey Warren, that was super smooth. What is that smoothcam, is that some kind of a steadicam? Great video by the way. Cheers!


Hi, it's a 1,000 lb. capacity cart. You can't lock the wheels, what I did, I put a handle stopper so the front handle won't move. I'll post a pic of that soon. Cheers!

It would be great if you could post up a picture because I am trying to do this.

-Thanks!

Sorry for the delay man, i'll be able to post the handle stopper pic probably on Thursday, basically I got the handle stopper from that same push bar that I installed.
 
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smoothcam is an image stableizing node in several comp programs like Shake and After effects, nuke and so one, well in AE it isn't a node, Adobe hasn't joined the 1990s yet.
 
smoothcam is an image stableizing node in several comp programs like Shake and After effects, nuke and so one, well in AE it isn't a node, Adobe hasn't joined the 1990s yet.

Hi Jason, thanks for that. I think final cut pro has that feature...if I'm not mistaken.
 
im sure it does, however I think you'll find that any comp feature in FCP or any video editing suit, will not have as stong of an engine as in comp programs. but for shots like this FCP should work fine.

Jason
 
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