Homade Dolly, need help uploading my pics

waycooljr

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Well I almost completed my Way Cool camera dolly today. I would like to share some pics of what I have completed so far but I'm not sure how to upload them. there are six pics in all. I can send them to anyone who get them up.

Ray
 
Re: Homade Dolly, need help uploading my pics

Just uploaded my home made dolly pics. Each pic has a brief explaination with it. Hope you enjoy my design.

http://www.zoomforce.com/dvxuser/photos/images//108063323.jpg

http://www.zoomforce.com/dvxuser/photos/images//108063015.jpg

http://www.zoomforce.com/dvxuser/photos/images//108063148.jpg

http://www.zoomforce.com/dvxuser/photos/images//108063228.jpg

http://www.zoomforce.com/dvxuser/photos/images//108063257.jpg

http://www.zoomforce.com/dvxuser/photos/images//108063358.jpg

Sorry Jarrad, about going over the limit on pic uploads, I couldn't decide which pics to leave out to tell the complete story :)

Ray
 
Re: Homade Dolly, need help uploading my pics

Does the PVC sag on the longer portions where there is no support under it?
 
Re: Homade Dolly, need help uploading my pics

just a quick thought, but instead of using the end caps, you could buy cheap leveling casters for the track legs, so that you could easily adjust their hieght individualy by just installing a lock nut into the bottom of the pvc pipe that the caster can screw into...of course i dont know how you plan on leveling them now :)
 
Re: Homade Dolly, need help uploading my pics

To: Waycooljr. question: what did you use to mate two ends of pvc to extend the track. This is my biggest problem is having the tracks mate enabling a smooth track from the first pvc to the next. Thanks.
 
Re: Homade Dolly, need help uploading my pics

[quote author=Ernest Acosta link=board=Events;num=1082256015;start=0#5 date=04/19/04 at 13:00:42]To: Waycooljr.  question:  what did you use to mate two ends of pvc to extend the track.  This is my biggest problem is having the tracks mate enabling a smooth track from the first pvc to the next.  Thanks.[/quote]

I found a piece wooden dowel that is used as a closet hanger that fits perfect inside the PVC. Just cut two 6 inch pieces then insert into PVC and lock in place with set screws.

Ray
 
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