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Camera Stabilizer Plans
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Step One
Cut the 1 ½ x ¾ in strip of wood into four parts; (2) 6in pieces, (1)17in piece and (1) 2in piece
Step Two
Screw the (2) 6in pieces, and glue the 2in piece, just slightly off -center to the 17in piece, and allow glue to dry (now would be a good time to paint it whatever color you'd like)
Step Three
Secure the Camcorder Bracket to the stabilizer on top of the 2in piece using the zip ties (you will need more than one)
*Caution: This assembly is not recommended for use on cameras over 3-5lbs in weight, this is a TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK devise, We are not responsible for any damages or injuries caused by this assembly.
Cut the 1 ½ x ¾ in strip of wood into four parts; (2) 6in pieces, (1)17in piece and (1) 2in piece
Step Two
Screw the (2) 6in pieces, and glue the 2in piece, just slightly off -center to the 17in piece, and allow glue to dry (now would be a good time to paint it whatever color you'd like)
Step Three
Secure the Camcorder Bracket to the stabilizer on top of the 2in piece using the zip ties (you will need more than one)
*Caution: This assembly is not recommended for use on cameras over 3-5lbs in weight, this is a TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK devise, We are not responsible for any damages or injuries caused by this assembly.
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