Wow, this is a super nice 2 axis camera slider. The turn dial / push to set programming is a really nice touch. Truly inspiring. You should be very proud to be so creative.
I have had a similar design to this one in mind FOR MONTHS now. T-slot is a great and inexpensive option that also has great structural stability. I am recylcing parts from a 3d Printer and a Telescope so I can mount a 120mm refractive scope, or a caged camera/ gimbal onto it for motion lapses/ Star shots. Thanks for the video! I appreciate this insight. I have been trying to rack my brain aroung cable management. You have solved my dilema. A single t-slot down the middle of my design. (I am using 2 3/8" and 2 1/4" rods for my railing system to provide as much stability as possible. ) Using the parts I have from each gives me the stepper motor need for my Belt drive, by I plan on using the existing pan/tilt electronics and encoder motors from my telescope to provide a badass optics platform. After the initial hardware/coding works, I will be printing casing for the components to shield them from the elements.
This is awesome, I have some pre mad DEVIA boards from JJ Robots and I would like to flash your code on to them, but Im wondering if I need to remake my whole board from scatch like you have done here? I have like 4 JJ Robots sliders and wanted to repurpose them since the company has gone under I can't find the code to refresh them and the app is no longer on the app stores. What are your thoughts?
The software works for me too. thanks for RZ. my only issue is the jerky and bouncy position adjustment with the rotary encoder. If you don't mind will you able to help me. I tried different delay options but still very jerky and bouncy rotary. Thank you
И ещё идеально было бы, плавный старт и замедление в конце движения. Если это не очень сложно то сделайте это. Спасибо. And it would also be ideal to have a smooth start and slow down at the end of the movement. If it's not very difficult, then do it. Thanks.
Wow! That's a great project. Thanks a lot. It very useful. cant wait to build one for myself. The code works great. I am a filmmaker and DOP and based on my experiences I have a few suggestions. 1. Could you include Acceleration control input as well. I read that the Accel Stepper library supports that. 2. An option for the third motor will be great for the Tilt function. 3. Can you have a menu with an optional function to bounce continuesly between point A and B for Interviews in a loop 4. As an upgrade it would be wonderful if you include the AS5600 Encoder module with magnet for marking positions. Manually positioning the camera is always a better option for Cinematographers. 5. Lastly can you also extend the code for a camera lens focus focus motor. Thanks again for this wonderful project.
Awesome project... I want to build this one... Thank you so much RZtronics... One suggestion to add a fan in the control box for the drivers then it will be perfect... Cheers...
@Ethan Casner this isn't the one in the video, because i made my own files :) the author didn't share the files, but mine works too th-cam.com/video/lDQN8bgSFBo/w-d-xo.html
Nice video ! Thanks for it ! Thumb up ! Wanna make one, do you have a full tutorial video pls. A lot of part not clear and miss out...like you use a transistor but not sure which is that . Thanks !
Good choice of construction. I have a different Arduino slider kit and it isn't very sturdy plus it has some jitters so I want to rebuild it with extrusions. Capturing the main rotation bearing inside the platform with a bolt down plate is the first time I've seen how to do that. My kit is a pressure fit of the bearing to both the carriage plate and the camera base over the bearing which IMHO is nonsense. Finally, that's an interesting calibration you programmed, having separate start and end aiming points for the Y value.
Congratulations on your work. I have placed all the components on a PCB board. Everything works very well and as you predict with one exception. Rotary encoder turns upside down. Reversing the numeric values (PinCLK 3) and (PinDT 8) to (PinCLK 8) and (PinDT 3) does not work at all. Of course I also change the (attachInterrupt (digitalPinToInterrupt(3), Rotary, RISING); to attachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(8), Rotary, RISING);. Also shift pinMode(PinDT, INPUT_PULLUP); one position up but the motors remain dead. As far as I know, the position of the pins on rotary encoders is not a critical issue. I can't figure out what exactly I'm missing. Can you help? Thank you very much.
Look great and I wanted build one, but could you please update the aliexpress links with info on what to buy. fx. "GT2 20T Pulley" don't really give an accurate description on what to choose when going to the link gives you lots of choices like 20T W6 B6.35, 20T W6 B8, 20T W6 B4, 20T W6 B5, 20T W10 B5, 20T W10 B6.35 and 20T W10 B8. Same with most of the other tings.
Hello!! Arme el slider...el riel es de 100cm...pero el código permite que use 50cm...dónde puedo modificar la distancia?? Está muy bueno !! Gracias por compartir!!!
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Hi, do you have the project of the components printed in 3d, the support base for the camera, the support base for the slider, and the box? Is it possible to send it... A great work you did there, very simple and well elaborated...
@@walterkuhl4978 because the limit switch is used to only bring the gantry plate to the home location. After that, you have to set the distance for it to travel. it will travel only that distance and return to the home position.
Hello, thanks a lot for sharing design and code, I have tried to replicate it with few design changs, can you please clarify the component and wiring on 4:57, it's not on the schematics you provided,
I checked on the extrusion from the link you provided. Estimated delivery was April 14. Today is February 10. Really cool project! Have you ever tried to slap the DSLR on it? I would think it's easy enough to scale up to handle the larger weight. Thanks for sharing!
Anyone has made a complete component list maybe? Like exact components, and the number of them? I am a bit afraid of ordering and missing some parts, then having to wait a month or two more, for rest.
Привет. Интересное решение. Хотелось бы иметь не 1 проход. Иногда нужно пройти с лева на право а потом с права на лево... возможно пройти 2-3 раза... не меняя параметров движения. Можно ли в программу внести добавление этой функции. Нужно добавить в конце каждого прохода меню, в котором будет 2 параметра. вернуться или сброс... Спасибо. Hi. Interesting solution. I would like to have more than 1 pass. Sometimes you need to go from left to right, and then from right to left... it is possible to pass 2-3 times... without changing the movement parameters. Can I add this function to the program? You need to add a menu at the end of each pass, which will have 2 parameters. go back or reset... Thanks
Has anybody tried connecting everything Arduino r3? And there is no mention in the schematic drawing for the mosfet, any idea what and how to plug it in and the values etc.
Great job! Thanks for sharing. I see a lot of shake and wobble in your first previews captured by the slider and it scares me. Is it because the belt being loose? Or the wheels are not in good grip the extrusions profile?
Hello! Thanks for this proyect, it's amazing! I've a question: in minute 4:57 of the vídeo appears a small black component that is not in the schematics...what is this?is it necessary? could you share the reference? Thank you very much.
@@smackdaddyy I'm not the owner of this project but from what I can see at 7:35, it seems to be a 3S Lipo battery. Not very big, probably around 1200mAh. But I can't see the capacity value ... Maybe a 15 or 20C ? Meaning the battery would be able to provide 10 to 15A continuous current. But the stepper motors probably needs less. Bonjour de Paris !
@@RZtronics how do you power up your nano board and one more thing, you are giving external 5v to display and encoder or from nano board itself... Please reply fast
Wow, this is a super nice 2 axis camera slider. The turn dial / push to set programming is a really nice touch. Truly inspiring. You should be very proud to be so creative.
I have had a similar design to this one in mind FOR MONTHS now.
T-slot is a great and inexpensive option that also has great structural stability.
I am recylcing parts from a 3d Printer and a Telescope so I can mount a 120mm refractive scope, or a caged camera/ gimbal onto it for motion lapses/ Star shots.
Thanks for the video! I appreciate this insight. I have been trying to rack my brain aroung cable management. You have solved my dilema. A single t-slot down the middle of my design. (I am using 2 3/8" and 2 1/4" rods for my railing system to provide as much stability as possible. )
Using the parts I have from each gives me the stepper motor need for my Belt drive, by I plan on using the existing pan/tilt electronics and encoder motors from my telescope to provide a badass optics platform.
After the initial hardware/coding works, I will be printing casing for the components to shield them from the elements.
Damn...never knew one video could open up my mind to so many possibilities! Very Practical.
One beautiful slider I would even consider buying this its so bloody good.....
Thanks for being more realistic with the cost of the materials used.
What are capacitors for?
To stabilize voltage on motors? Why?
i would pay for a step by step tutorial for beginners
this was beautifully done. Great work RZtronics
excellent, but is the choppiness due to the stepper drivers? or just stability. thanks
Awesome project. Like that you started the video with slider shots.
Could you please upload/share the 3D printed parts stl files?
Seconded!!!!
This is awesome, I have some pre mad DEVIA boards from JJ Robots and I would like to flash your code on to them, but Im wondering if I need to remake my whole board from scatch like you have done here? I have like 4 JJ Robots sliders and wanted to repurpose them since the company has gone under I can't find the code to refresh them and the app is no longer on the app stores. What are your thoughts?
..and where is the STL files for the 3d prints?
where are the 3d files? someone got it?
Software works just as it should...
Going to design my own slider hardware in Fusion 360.
Big thanks for the sourcecode!!!
The software works for me too. thanks for RZ. my only issue is the jerky and bouncy position adjustment with the rotary encoder. If you don't mind will you able to help me. I tried different delay options but still very jerky and bouncy rotary. Thank you
hi, may I know where can get the STL ?
thanks
И ещё идеально было бы, плавный старт и замедление в конце движения. Если это не очень сложно то сделайте это. Спасибо.
And it would also be ideal to have a smooth start and slow down at the end of the movement. If it's not very difficult, then do it. Thanks.
Wow! That's a great project. Thanks a lot. It very useful. cant wait to build one for myself. The code works great.
I am a filmmaker and DOP and based on my experiences I have a few suggestions.
1. Could you include Acceleration control input as well. I read that the Accel Stepper library supports that.
2. An option for the third motor will be great for the Tilt function.
3. Can you have a menu with an optional function to bounce continuesly between point A and B for Interviews in a loop
4. As an upgrade it would be wonderful if you include the AS5600 Encoder module with magnet for marking positions. Manually positioning the camera is always a better option for Cinematographers.
5. Lastly can you also extend the code for a camera lens focus focus motor.
Thanks again for this wonderful project.
yip!
Awesome project... I want to build this one... Thank you so much RZtronics... One suggestion to add a fan in the control box for the drivers then it will be perfect... Cheers...
So satisfying to watch!!
Hello, that’s a wonderful project. Congratulations 🍾. Is it possible to have a step by step tutorial to build it ?
Dude Holy shit. That was done so damn cleanly. I'm working on something like this for the Ender 3. For timelapse and it's driving me crazy
Can i Get #D files
hello , the link to have the code is dead , can you re-upload please ?
Can you kindly give the STL files for this project
It would help if you can supply the stl files
VERY NICE project! Awesome video results you got - congratulations! 🎉🎊🎈🍾
Why don't you post the stl files of the parts?
Reupload or dejavu?
Nice! Hope you come back with more awesome diy project
Funcionará con el NEMA 17HS4401?
3d files/stl could you upload ?
@@smackdaddyy i made my own files about 6 months ago xd I don't need it anymore
@@andrei.raducanu here www.thingiverse.com/thing:4374160
@@Frugomaniack How did your slider turn out? did it work like the one in the video?
@Ethan Casner this isn't the one in the video, because i made my own files :) the author didn't share the files, but mine works too th-cam.com/video/lDQN8bgSFBo/w-d-xo.html
Nice video ! Thanks for it ! Thumb up !
Wanna make one, do you have a full tutorial video pls.
A lot of part not clear and miss out...like you use a transistor but not sure which is that . Thanks !
Great job!
Beautiful design!
On the wiring diagram, it shows a 12v and a 5v inputs, did they both come from the single battery?
Good choice of construction. I have a different Arduino slider kit and it isn't very sturdy plus it has some jitters so I want to rebuild it with extrusions. Capturing the main rotation bearing inside the platform with a bolt down plate is the first time I've seen how to do that. My kit is a pressure fit of the bearing to both the carriage plate and the camera base over the bearing which IMHO is nonsense. Finally, that's an interesting calibration you programmed, having separate start and end aiming points for the Y value.
Where can I get the stl files as I've got almost all the stuff to build this. Thanks!
Nice, shouldn't be a problem if you have some knowledge attempting this as a DIY.
Didn't see what component(s) used that allow the platform to slide on the 2020 rails. Are there internal wheels or so something?
Congratulations on your work.
I have placed all the components on a PCB board.
Everything works very well and as you predict with one exception.
Rotary encoder turns upside down.
Reversing the numeric values (PinCLK 3) and (PinDT 8) to (PinCLK 8) and (PinDT 3) does not work at all.
Of course I also change the (attachInterrupt (digitalPinToInterrupt(3), Rotary, RISING); to
attachInterrupt(digitalPinToInterrupt(8), Rotary, RISING);.
Also shift pinMode(PinDT, INPUT_PULLUP); one position up but the motors remain dead.
As far as I know, the position of the pins on rotary encoders is not a critical issue.
I can't figure out what exactly I'm missing.
Can you help?
Thank you very much.
Hi, what resistance use, 5 minute in the video?
No MultiStepper Libraries!
Look great and I wanted build one, but could you please update the aliexpress links with info on what to buy. fx. "GT2 20T Pulley" don't really give an accurate description on what to choose when going to the link gives you lots of choices like 20T W6 B6.35, 20T W6 B8, 20T W6 B4, 20T W6 B5, 20T W10 B5, 20T W10 B6.35 and 20T W10 B8. Same with most of the other tings.
Hi, Sorry for the question, but I'm trying to build your Slider, and my Arduino IDE can't fine the file MultiStepper.h. Where it is?
Hi, how to make it go between two points in a loop?
Can you says all details equipments you used to make that
Very helpful. Thank you. Has anyone built a 3 pan modification?
Which software u use for video editing?
not able to download library plz help
Nice one!!! I just wonder if I could have a copy of the 3d files.. TIA..
Hi, could you send me the 3D print file?
wirklich sehr schönes projekt 👍
No tiene en venta?
4:38 How much will this soldering iron helping hand cost?... I wanna have it..
About 8 bucks on eBay, just look for helping hands
@@route-249 OK... Thanks a lot!
Hello!! Arme el slider...el riel es de 100cm...pero el código permite que use 50cm...dónde puedo modificar la distancia?? Está muy bueno !! Gracias por compartir!!!
Hi, do you have the project of the components printed in 3d, the support base for the camera, the support base for the slider, and the box?
Is it possible to send it...
A great work you did there, very simple and well elaborated...
I need them too!
Hello sir I'm using 3 motors (3 axis)
Can I modify this code sir
I like the way you control the motion
Great work .. amazing.. My i ask for the 3D (.stl) files ?
Nice work :) how slow can u make a travel with that?
Nice build! Total time required 1 billion hours, I wont live that long, but I did enjoy the video.
could you post the code? the link to the page is broken.
Is there a version that does not involve a 3D printer. I don't have a 3D printer and I don't know anyone who does.
Hello
great video, great work
a question why only one switches off?
Thank you
What do you mean?
@@duncanmascarenhas8155 limit switch yes only on one side slider
@@walterkuhl4978 because the limit switch is used to only bring the gantry plate to the home location. After that, you have to set the distance for it to travel. it will travel only that distance and return to the home position.
@@duncanmascarenhas8155 ok
Hi, your web is down, any other download option?
Nice looking project!
Hello, thanks a lot for sharing design and code, I have tried to replicate it with few design changs, can you please clarify the component and wiring on 4:57, it's not on the schematics you provided,
That's a voltage regulator to bring down the voltage to 5v from 12v.
can I buy it
Great video thanks for sharing
The Link for the Arduino Code isn´t working
I checked on the extrusion from the link you provided. Estimated delivery was April 14. Today is February 10. Really cool project! Have you ever tried to slap the DSLR on it? I would think it's easy enough to scale up to handle the larger weight. Thanks for sharing!
I taked everything but what missing guess? 3D STL file what i do right now.
Can we buy from you
Anyone has made a complete component list maybe? Like exact components, and the number of them? I am a bit afraid of ordering and missing some parts, then having to wait a month or two more, for rest.
Excellent project 👍
Hi, i can use 28BYJ-48 motor?
Yes, But I am not sure if A4988 supports that motor..
We manufacture such sliders and guideways for your DIY projects :)
Well done! Thank you
Ciao RZtronics, puoi condividere i files STL. Grazie
Can you publish the 3d model?
Really Superb👍
Impressive
what voltage are the capacitors?
16v
Привет. Интересное решение. Хотелось бы иметь не 1 проход. Иногда нужно пройти с лева на право а потом с права на лево... возможно пройти 2-3 раза... не меняя параметров движения. Можно ли в программу внести добавление этой функции. Нужно добавить в конце каждого прохода меню, в котором будет 2 параметра. вернуться или сброс...
Спасибо.
Hi. Interesting solution. I would like to have more than 1 pass. Sometimes you need to go from left to right, and then from right to left... it is possible to pass 2-3 times... without changing the movement parameters. Can I add this function to the program? You need to add a menu at the end of each pass, which will have 2 parameters. go back or reset... Thanks
Waw!! Very very nice! It's percect!
Has anybody tried connecting everything Arduino r3? And there is no mention in the schematic drawing for the mosfet, any idea what and how to plug it in and the values etc.
Ok I have figured out the mos is to dip the v from 12 to 5v. I still cannot figure out why Arduino Uno doesn't work.
lm7805 voltage regulator
I am stuck on the endstop, is it always on state and when it homes is it off?
@@CadAxe3D figured it out, using 3d printer endstop 5v in ground and grin cable in the pin 11. Works great.
What would I have to change if I wanted to make this but longer? @RZtronics or anyone else
Nothing. just the rails and belt
why u r not using u r own 3d printer
Great, I have NO NEED for such a thing but still I want to build it.
nice job!
Perfect
Great job! Thanks for sharing.
I see a lot of shake and wobble in your first previews captured by the slider and it scares me. Is it because the belt being loose? Or the wheels are not in good grip the extrusions profile?
it's just poorly made. Too loose construction. Stepper motor speed is too high. A lot of things.
But nice try.
Hello! Thanks for this proyect, it's amazing! I've a question: in minute 4:57 of the vídeo appears a small black component that is not in the schematics...what is this?is it necessary? could you share the reference? Thank you very much.
5 Volts regulator I guess (ref 7805 or similar) to create a 5V from the 12V of the Lipo battery
@@fredericfitaire2073 do you know whats the amperage and the discharge of the battery? it would be appreciated. Merci de Montreal ;-)
@@smackdaddyy I'm not the owner of this project but from what I can see at 7:35, it seems to be a 3S Lipo battery. Not very big, probably around 1200mAh. But I can't see the capacity value ... Maybe a 15 or 20C ? Meaning the battery would be able to provide 10 to 15A continuous current. But the stepper motors probably needs less. Bonjour de Paris !
@@fredericfitaire2073 Merci, j'aimerais bien faire ce projet mais je dois m'assurer d'avoir les bonnes pièces. Alors comment va l'isolement à Paris?
Hello, any idea on how to wire the voltage regulator?, if it indid is a voltage regulator
hi,please give stl files and source code download linke
Hey please can you send me the stl files and code?
ممكن ملفات الطباعة بعد ازنكstl
Please give code for only single axis movement please please
You can use the same code, just don't connect the hardware for second axis
@@RZtronics ok thanks but can tell the hardware connection part for this
Plz reply plz plz plz
@@RZtronics how do you power up your nano board and one more thing, you are giving external 5v to display and encoder or from nano board itself... Please reply fast
@@darkhat. I used a 5v voltage regulator to power nano, display and encoder
share 3d stl pls
please give arduino code and stl file,I realy need to this project🙏
Learn it then.
You're going to have to debug code.
You may want to look into g-code, and even 3d modeling so you don't have to rely on copy pasta.
Read the description!
The link to the sourcecode is there...
And make your own .stl-files instead :-)
awesome!
hard to understand the construction albeit it's so beautiful to design and realize.
It's not hard. It's just modern people are too dumb and lasy. You can learn all that stuff with just TH-cam and google.
3d printed Stl file please
stl files please