DIY: Skater

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thanks...downloading it right now. ...I couldn't tell what version I needed, it only mentioned there was incorrect compression.
 
That's really nice work, it looks really great with the paint job and calibration marks. Thanks for sharing your plans.:thumbsup:
 
No problem. I thought it was about time I gave something back as this site and it's participants have helped me out so much on so many occasions.

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That's awsome, Thanks.

Any chance you could post the Illustrator file so that we could print out the calibration marks?
 
yeah, awesome job gemart, I was trying to put something like the skater together myself and I was not sure how to go about the measuring dial....you pretty much nailed that!! ...thanks for sharing! :beer:
 
qemart- It looks awesome! Thanks for the initiative and the great video sample. This would work great for most of our applications.
 
NICE WORK!!!
the paint and the measurement marks polish it off nicely!
congrats bro, looks killer...
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the video seemed to be a bit choppy... was that the dolly move or just the compression you used...?
 
I just don't get why the P+S Technik is so darn expensive. I mean, I get it, but I don't. Yes I understand the whole patent costs and the fact that the stuff is incredibly well engineered but PLEASE.....
I guess the "steadybag is gonna cost $493.25? Come on, it's just a sandbag with a plate velcroed to it.

Gemart! You are the MAN! That rocks. Bet you have less the $100 in parts in that?
 
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