All I did was bolted on the quick release on the bottom of the aluminum plate. The only way I could get it to work was if I put it on backwards. To get it onto the tripod all I have to do it put it on from the front instead of the back. I can't move the camera with the stabilizer because the plate isn't tight enough but that's no big deal. The whole setup works great now.
My $15 diy stabilizer
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All I did was bolted on the quick release on the bottom of the aluminum plate. The only way I could get it to work was if I put it on backwards. To get it onto the tripod all I have to do it put it on from the front instead of the back. I can't move the camera with the stabilizer because the plate isn't tight enough but that's no big deal. The whole setup works great now.
Baby brother.
huh?
mattistupid
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when wandering through RONA the other day I found the exact same piece. I too am curious of what the footage looks like.
bmxbud4130
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Home Depot definitely has them. I saw them there tonight, they were about $5. I'd just go in and ask someone where to find it, that place is huge.
I think I might slap one of these things together. I'm curious to see how well it works. And it's CHEAP! haha
I think I might slap one of these things together. I'm curious to see how well it works. And it's CHEAP! haha
