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cali_rider 03-18-2010 9:32 AM

Cam Slider
 
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Ordered the Parts and built this little guy by my self. Pretty stoked.

garveyj 03-18-2010 10:33 AM

Nice - how does it work - are you going to move it left to right or forward and back?

fiveohfilms 03-18-2010 7:54 PM

nice work! just got myself the indislider! check out the test vid...
http://www.vimeo.com/10167987

cali_rider 03-18-2010 8:58 PM

I can use it any way really, picking up a Manfrotto 701 head for it tomorrow, should help it a bit. It works good, just need to play with it more. I am shooting some snowboarding next week so maybe i will post some videos of it in action.

dcervenka 03-18-2010 10:19 PM

nice Travis! Funny I was just reading up on this on dvx earlier today. Is that the 16-60 w/ the 100mm carriage? 2 or 3ft? How's the overall weight?

tbtw - When did you order the parts?

cali_rider 03-19-2010 7:57 AM

Yes it is, its a 2.5 ft in length, i am going to order a 5ft one as well later on. The weight is a little heavier than i thought, especially with the camera head. I ordered the parts last thursday and got them on tuesday with standard shipping.

If you check out the rails these guys use, it might be worth to order that rail. I saw it some where in the catalog but didnt think anything of it. Only issue might be mounting to a tripod.
http://www.glidetrack.com/products/g...-sd-range.html

But for the $130 of parts and $125 for the new 701 i am getting its still cheaper than buying on for the same product.

Might have my buddy make me some swing out legs too.

By the way, drilling though the carriage was not fun. Definitly by a new drill bit or two.

dcervenka 03-19-2010 11:00 AM

Thanks Travis!

Cool - I just called and they don't have the original parts, so I rolled with the non-drilled rails instead. No worries as I have a drill press, so it should be easy to drill the carriage and rails.. measure trice, drill once.

The photos on the link you sent look smaller...? I think for a DSLR setup that will work, but I'm still rock'n the tank (hxv), so I opted to the large rail diameter.

Let me know what you come up with the swing out legs.. if it looks solid I might be interested.


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