Pettersen Well-known member Jan 24, 2006 #1 Be gentle, and remember my low age :thumbsup: And all put together:
D DJ Lewis Well-known member Jan 24, 2006 #2 Nice... how do you keep the blocks of wood from tiltiing on you? or is that a problem? Well done:thumbsup:
Nice... how do you keep the blocks of wood from tiltiing on you? or is that a problem? Well done:thumbsup:
Pettersen Well-known member Jan 24, 2006 #3 No problem. I just had to use a lot of power when I attached them with the screws. Test. http://media.putfile.com/dolly75 I forgot to turn off the ois. Tha why is looks so goddamn bad.
No problem. I just had to use a lot of power when I attached them with the screws. Test. http://media.putfile.com/dolly75 I forgot to turn off the ois. Tha why is looks so goddamn bad.
W Whiteside Production Active member Jan 25, 2006 #4 haa. i ahve the same cam. and the same shitty piece of **** tripod. but i got a new one. good job. i actually just built a dolly myself..but with skate wheels. btw im 16 too
haa. i ahve the same cam. and the same shitty piece of **** tripod. but i got a new one. good job. i actually just built a dolly myself..but with skate wheels. btw im 16 too
J JediLee Member Jan 26, 2006 #7 How much did it cost you guys to make these dollies and where did you buy the parts?
Pettersen Well-known member Jan 27, 2006 #9 aerosolcheese said: looks kinda like mine. Click to expand... Acctually, that's how I got the idea. I think your is i bit better, though. JediLee: I paid about 20 bucks for the wheels and screws and that. That thing the wheels are attached to is not included, but it is about 40$, I believe.
aerosolcheese said: looks kinda like mine. Click to expand... Acctually, that's how I got the idea. I think your is i bit better, though. JediLee: I paid about 20 bucks for the wheels and screws and that. That thing the wheels are attached to is not included, but it is about 40$, I believe.