Capture better video with a simple, inexpensive camera stabilizer made from ordinary PVC pipe.
Weigh your camera — you need the a little more weight as the camera your going to use below the fulcrum.
the more distance you add below the fulcrum the less weight you need. — camera=10.9 oz. (310g) below fulcrum 24in. + 8.8oz. ~ 9 oz. = 126inch-ounce of torque
measure and mark your cuts that you calculated or eyeball it like I did on my first one
Cut use a metal blade
Drill pilot holes
create a camera mount. anything from using a tripod quick release shoe (like me) to sliding mounts.
Paint
assemble all the parts
make sure on the gimbal (where the haddle attaches to the upright tube) not to tighten the screws all the way so it can pivot freely.
Ballance — attache your camera and count how many seconds it takes to fall. 2-3 perfect, less than 1=too heavy use less weight, 3 or more=too light use more weight.
Congratulations you finished!
