I Built My Own Edelkrone JibONE For Free!
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- I built my own Edelkrone JibONE for free using spare parts and pieces laying around my studio. The new JibOne looks really cool, but I definitely don't have $1,000 laying around to get just the jib, not including the motorized head and other accessories. So, instead I decided to see if I could put my own little jib together using a gimbal, tripod, monitor and some other pieces.
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Who is Chadwin Smith? I am an aspiring cinematographer. I love creating videos and showing others how to light and shoot better videos! I also review tech and gear. Based in Arizona, USA
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What do you think - Build it OR Buy it?? Is a Jib something every filmmaker really needs or is it just a total flex on your video buddies?
Build it!! But try it with a monopod
Albert Therkelsen awesome!! Yeah, I wanna try this setup with my monopod next and see if it holds up.
Chadwin Smith yeah it would be nice with a even longer arm!!
Build it! It's like if you could stabilize a monopod for longer distance angled shots. Bonus points if people customize profiles on their gimbals to operate in different methods :-)
Great idea, but the main reason I purchased the JibONE was for motion time Lapses. Now watching you slowly move this jig for a 2 hour astro time lapse would be great content, lol.
But seriously great idea, I do like being able to have multiple uses for expensive gear, subscribing!
I dont understand folks who get mad or write ignorant comments..he took the time to show the folks how to build a jib with a gimbal..yeah he mess up saying free so what human mistake..if you have the parts lying around go make one out n test it..if you have the 3000 grand to get all the parts from elkdrone sorry if i misspelled that..get their complete kit..because that s how much its going to cost..n if u don't have neither welp work hard n save up get the pieces needed at your own pace..keep up the great work..
Jose Soto very well said! Thanks for the support. Yeah, it’s not free, unless you already own the parts and can just throw it all together. 👍🏻
I'm one of those who has tons of smallrig clamps and having no idea how to use them properly. This video saved my day~ and my wallet as well.
Yue Shen 😂 that’s awesome! Glad you can put all those SmallRig clamps to good use now.
Jose Soto I 1,000% agree! And I was honestly considering buying the jib? Still might for client projects as it has that “pro sex appeal” for lack of better word. Nothing helps keep clients more than stroking their ego’s with some sweet gear
Chadwin Smith I’d honestly say you could build a similar design with pretty much I any single handed gimbal, chances are most of us viewers have a brand of gimbal at home :)
You've cured my Edeldrone envy. I just watched a demo of the jibONE an hour before this vid of yours. This is an imaginative use of things at hand. I don't get enough work to justify all the expensive new toys.
In a pinch I can use my 5 foot monopod as an extension to the 3 axis gimbal. The gimbal didn't come with an extension tube. I won't clamp it in the tripod all the way to the tip because the monopod tubes are too thin to trust, but it could probably help with counterbalance out the back. Maybe 3 / 3.5 feet of gimbal extension. I'm not using a full weight DSLR anyway so weight is well under a kilogram.
Charliebrm1 yes!! I’m glad to hear you’re not letting “Gear Acquisition Syndrome” get to you this time. I buy way to much gear when often times I don’t need it....haha!
You can definitely do this exact setup with a monopod on the end instead! But yeah, I just wouldn’t personally fully extend it. Sounds like you’ve got it figured out nicely!
yeah but can you program motion and loop it?
I just subscribed to this channel cause this dude is a true creative artist. The details and explanation is phenomenal to this DIY technique. Definitely saved thousands of dollars for ppl like me with budget. Keep up the awesome work !!
Mohammad Fahim hey thanks so much for the sub and support man!! 👍🏻 welcome to the channel. Hopefully you find many more tips and tricks to help you save money and improve your skills.
Yep, you saved me over $2K. Just need 2 clamps and I'm golden.
The jib is actually for people who film them self and dont have a cameraguy but want those dynamic cameramovement... But i agree with the rest. I dont like using apps and like to make the movement on my own. In my case it makes sense to get more movement to the video instead of left to right and up and down.
For product shots it's just a nerdy expensive thing.
Yeah for sure, the JibOne is perfect for one camera man who wants dynamic movements but can't operate the slider/jib while filming something else. Yeah, I personally prefer manual Everything when possible!
You could also put your gimbal on a mono pod and then clamp to the mono pod to the tripod. Make it even longer.
Scope & Fields yes! I did try this but my clamps weren’t strong enough to hold the camera out that far, so I gotta get a stronger way to hold the monopod
I just thought where do I get a thousand dollars in this weekend to buy jibone, but after I got it, you give me an idea... cancel jibone, buy two clamps, hack my light stand, done! ...and 1K dollar for hire a model and her car, do something instagramable
marcianody mac 😂😂😂 that will definitely work. Nothing better than saving 1,000 bucks. Or getting a really great model for the money also works. 🤷🏼♂️ I get sucked into buying new gear all too often.
Love the hustle. But the idea of something like a jib one with the head and swivel is to be able to get the same shot over and over again. But hats off to you for a really neat idea.
yeah, you're 100% right! it doesn't have any of the repeatability of programmable shots! the jibOne is cool, but dang it's too expensive for me!
Sure it isn’t a JibOne and not motorised but it’s a great standard jib solution. I do this with a monopod - not for huge reach like peeps are suggesting but to extend the back distance and place a 2.5kg (5ish pound) counterweight for balance. Works well for lots of shots. I’ve got a large jib but like so much equipment it’s not always convenient or gets left behind because of size and weight - awesome hack man. Well done.
Thanks man, appreciate the support! Yeah, there are so many different tools you can use, each on for a different job just depending on what you need and what might be most convenient. That's cool you have a jib! I wanna get my own someday.
Good timing, I just ordered a Benro 20kg weight limit monopod to make a longer version of this.
Steve Tucker nice! That will definitely work well. Share your results for sure, I’d be interested to see it.
@@chadwin I'll try and do that.
Thanks for the great video! I actually use the Sly Pod from Moza and it can screw on to the tripod and work exactly like that! And other great features is because it mount on the middle part of it, so the weight distribution isn't a problem even if I extend the sly pod out. Oh, and the sly pod has motorize extension, so the movement is like butter smooth.
ok its the same
but you pay a edelkrone jib just for the app and the robotic feel
you have a tiny camera robot that it repeats mooves automately
it not needs you behind the camera so you can operate the A camera (in an interview for example)
Davide Leone yeah, if you won’t repeatable movements and can’t man the camera yourself, than the JinOne is def a better option for your work
i use to rock that kind of a setup till i switched to the osmo pockets ^^ tap to track and u just handle the up and downs yes its a full on cam setup BUT its lightweight and the monitor is my phone :> tomorrow im going to try it with my benro moveup4 and the new osmo 3 ^^ and i do have motion stuff and i did end up making a jibone but nothing beats the lightness of an osmo
That is ingenious. Cool video. You could also use a monopod (if you have one), instead of the tube extension on the gimbal, which could give you an even longer jib arm
Phillip R Peck thanks man! 🤛🏻 yeah, you could definitely add a monopod to this setup. I’ve done something similar in the past, but need to try it on my tripod now. ruclips.net/video/QusqtDdzWKE/видео.html
I have planned, after the temperature outside warms up, to put a gimbal at the end of a painter's pole (using a 1/4-20 adapter I have from B&H) to do basically the same thing. Like your idea of the tripod, may add that to the mix.
Michael Andreas it must be cold where you’re at. I’m already wearing short sleeves most day’s in Arizona haha! 🌵
Using a long painters pole would definitely work! I’d just test it out first to make sure it all holds up before putting your expensive cam on the end.
what makes the Edelkrone JibONE what it is is it's ability to move via wireless access. its a motorized Jib, not just a gimbal on a tripod that requires physical movement.
Pierson's Photography very true. The jobONE has many more abilities and features. Mine is just a raw version of a jib to get the job done.
@@chadwin yeah it a 5Head way of making a DIY Jib, it's just not a JibONE from Edelkrone yknow?
That brought a smile to my face, because after I saw the Edelkrone jib, I tried exactly the same thing. In my case I attached my AK2000 to a Sirui monopod and my BMPCC4K to the gimbal. I also have a Benro S8 fluid head on a Leofoto tripod. The wide base of the monopod head gave the base of the gimbal a pretty good support, even with the 1/4" thread, and it's possible to add weights to the end of the monopod if necessary. I was very surprised at how smoothly the jib worked. It's something that's not cumbersome to take anywhere and probably faster to assemble than the Edelkrone. And, like you, I'm not a fan of apps.
And if you do want to get technical, the Moza Slypod could be used with a gimbal and you'd have the ability to extend and all the rest.
Australian Image Australian Image that’s crazy!! I guess great minds really do think alike my friend. Sounds like we both built the same rig almost.
I need to try my 6k and monopod on it now!! 🧐👻
I don't think you'll have any problems with the P6K. Mine balances with a SmallRig cage, Samsung SSD and holder, Sony NP-F battery plate (it has a Weipu power connector) with 570 battery and lens (600g). Still trying to figure out balancing with my new mic.
Just to be certain the gimbal secured properly to the monopod, I first removed the battery cover, screwed that onto the monopod head and then reattached the gimbal. Now that we look like having some decent weather for a while, I'm going to test it out with some outdoor shots.
Isn't the whole point of the JibOne that its does the Jib aspect motion controlled? What you have here is really just a gimbal on a manual jib. Its a cool way to get the job done manually, don't get me wrong, but its not the same thing.
You're 💯 correct! This just a manual jib, only meant to get the job done at no additional cost if you already have the parts. It's by no means a replacement for the jibOne which has many more automatic and precise features.
Dude thank you so much for trying this out, I have everything I need to do the same thing, and I never thought of combining them... i much prefer this style then the thousand-dollar
ones.
yeah, it was fun to put together and play with! I'm sure you can build something great of your own.
It would be better to have a proper SmallRig Clamp for the Gimbal and then mount the plate directly to the 501PL plate. It would be better than those super clamps.
that's a great idea! I haven't been able to find a smallrig clamp for my feiyutech yet, but I do have them for the Ronin S and Crane V2.
That's riggin' beautiful! I ordered a second clamp so I can build over weekend. Thanks!!
Brendan Bowie haha thank you! Good luck on your build this weekend.
This idea is so cool, mate ! I have to put it into live. There is actualy option to program your gimbal moves ! In FeiyuTech you go to auto rotation manu where you can set up starting and ending point. Of course you have to correlate your tripod/jib moves with gimbal, but with little practice I think you could get realy good results !
That's really cool, Thanks for the info! I'll have to try that out. good luck on your own jib build!
Best solution, easy, cheap and quick.
heck yeah!
Actually, this does make more sense when you add the monitor... I have the Nikon Z6 Filmmaker’s Kit and I just upgraded so I can shoot ProRes RAW over HDMI to the Ninja V
I’m gonna build it!
George Rady that’s awesome! Definitely build it out and give it a try. I really wanna try out ProRes RAW, I just wanna know how good and flexible it is.
You had me at "JibONE for free". Make more, I loved this one!
Haha thanks for the support! Making things for free or cheap is my favorite
Here we go! EdelKrone get that! Boom! Nice vid and great idea!
Americano hey thank you! 👍🏻
dude i was searching for something like this for wedding videography. now I am very flexible with a tripod which is rolling because of the rollerblades I installed under may tripod and your version of jib an dude it is awesome!!!! THUMBS UP!!! I WOULD SEE MORE OF THESE VIDEOS 👍🏼
Mehmet Efe that sounds like a pretty epic and creative setup. Never seen rollerblade wheels in the bottom of a tripod. Pretty cool. Good luck with your next wedding shoot!
Definitely build it! Thanks for the video. At the end, I was thinking more about how it physically looks making those small of jib-type movements. I feel as though they don't look all that dynamic (being it has a short radius of moment) or stabilized (which is adjustable). Of course, that's the point you're making. This isn't perfect and it could always be made better.
the best ideas are the ones right under our noses. Great job. bravo! Also, it would be safer to use O-clamps, instead of C clamps. So you wouldn't have to tighten the C clamps so hard to avoid vertical loosening. Does that make sense?
Miguel Molina yeah, these clamps aren’t nearly as sturdy and secure as some o clamps that would fully wrap around it. I need to find some good ones for this setup.
This is a genius build. The possibilities are even greater when you take advantage of FORCE MOBILE on the ronins- more dynamic moves with the help of an AC
Carbon fiber extension arm worries be a bit but amazing idea, video and enthusiasm on the build. Keep yo the great content man.
Ricky Cheung yeah. The carbon fiber held up, but it definitely seemed to have some give to it as I really clamped down and got it tight. Something metal and more rigid might be better! Thanks for watching man!
Thanks for this video. I've been trying to figure out how to turn my gimbal into a jib crane. Now I don't have to use tape to combine the tripod and the gimbal. Even though I do have the money. I don't have the time to wait for the delivery but I purchased those clamps on Amazon with 2 day delivery. Just in time before my project is due. Maybe later I'll buy the crane because it has those automatic features but this will do for the meantime.
nice!! hopefully you were able to make your own little jib rig without any issues! it's definitely a much cheaper route than buying the JibONE, but not as robust haha
Great idea! Now I can make a jib when I need one. Thanks!
Epic Light Media haha heck yeah! Now you just gotta make one that can hold those Anamorphics 👻
Do you think that it is worth this exorbitant price on its great advantages, or do you think that the company somewhat exaggerated the price?
i would never pay the price for it. some gear is way overpriced for what it actually does.
I use the Jib One V2 with the Ronin RS3 Pro and the Edelekrone slider with the RS3 as well
I'm going to get the opportunity to try a gimbal on a proper jib this week. I'm hoping for some cool, extra steady shots.
that's awesome! hopefully your gimbal jib rig shots turned out well!
absolute genius !!! so talented
Haha thanks man!
The feiyutech Extension Tube is not strong enough for the weight. This tube has only a 1/4" screw. I would not dare to mount more than an action cam on it.Think about what forces are there when the camera weighs 1.5 kg ore more.
christian haingartner well, it may not seem strong enough, but talking from experience I’ve now done it and it works fine! Also I’ve put my gimbal at the end of a long monopod with just the 1/4 20 thread and it’s always held up fine. My cam and lens are light tho for sure
@@chadwin I try but I will think of other fixings between Gimbal and extension. I'm afraid for my gamble and my camera.
Very clever Chad, a man after my own heart. Might make one of my own but will get some aluminium tube to make the jib and fit a 3/8 boss into it. Add a small weight to the end for balance.
Alex Lancashire Photography heck yeah, great minds think alike! Using an aluminum tube would def work for this setup. Best of luck with your own setup.
@@chadwin You can buy an aluminium (I am from the UK) boss with a 1/4" screw from Amazon. If you can get a piece of tube from you DIY or metal dealer that will accept this boss, you can drill and tap 3 holes through the tube and into the boss to hod it with 3 screws. A clamp for the other end to hold a piece of metal for a counter weight and you can make your jib as long as practical.
edlekrone: delete this
😆😆 exactly
That monopod you are using is carbon fiber. If you clamp on that the way you are it will destroy it. It’s not built to take pressure in that direction.
Dan Montenegro true! The carbon fiber was creaking a lot when I started clamping down on it. I would use that monopod again in the future, too risky
Amazing build my friend!! I have the Crane plus gimbal that I use with a Panasonic G7a
And G85. The minute you pulled out the Benro tripod I was completely hooked!! I too have those same small rig clamps, and I’m totally employing your “Wednesday night” fun time build!! Killer idea!! Thank you for the awesome video!!
Stromboli15 haha awesome! You’ve already got all the right gear too to pull off a random jib build. Thanks for the support, good luck on your rig!!
That's awesome. Will try this out soon!
Joy of Filming yeah! Best of luck with your tests!
Chadwin Smith It worked perfectly with my Weebill S and my iPhone attached to it. With the LUMIX S1H ist might be too heavy. But anyway, you inspired me to test something more: to mount my S1H and the gimbal on my monopod and film from over the windscreen of a convertible - wow, that rocks. Will post some of the footage soon. Again, thanks for your great inspiration with the 2 clamps to smoothen the poor man‘s jib.
Chadwin Smith just uploaded what you inspired
it's DOPE, as you said it does the job !!!!!
Yugi Axel 😂 thanks! Definitely gets the job done ✅
I had a7s2 with the FS7 kit lens on the end of one of those then stuck it on the end of a rode boom pole no sheared off yet...
letmelooktv yeah, that’s pretty impressive! Sounds like a heavy kit and it still all held up!
2:40 What's the music used during the montage?
I once kinda did it using a monopod as the extention so I was able to extent it further from the tripod and kinda make it into a crane.
Søren Jensen that’s legit! Having it longer like that would be perfect for bigger movements
@@chadwin Yes it is and depending on which monopod you use it can get as small as the one you made and extent almost 4 times :) I used the SIRUI MONOPOD P-426S and clapped it to the last extension rod and used the feet of it to mount two small dumbells (max of 1,25KG)
Haha! Too cool man. I have a couple monopods and a handheld boom pole that would make for a REALLY long jib! Might have to grab some of those clamps to try this out!
If I steal your idea I’ll at least give you a shout out 😃
This is absolutely brilliant. I'll be trying this exact setup out on my next shoot. Thank you, sir!
Awesome! I hope it works out well for your next shoot!!
nice idea :D totaly gonna adapt this
Nik S. DO IT!!
Shoot at a high frame rate and this would be smooth as butter. Brilliant!
Daniel Brawner yes!!! I was shooting all at 24p in my test shots. So I bet 60 or 120 would look amazing! Especially for product shots
Not sure is the gimbal - alone - can’t get done what you wanna get done... I’m in the same boat, I blew $1.8K on the Rhino - and it’s Great for lateral sliding - but I too need verticals and I don’t wanna blow another $2K and I’m thinking I can get that with my Moza Air 2 since it is the easiest move... up-and-down
Cool little project 👍👍
Qippy's Channel hey thanks!! 🤛🏻
Try it with a 6-8 foot monopod ...
yes! I still need to give it a try with a long monopod!
Why is this man such a genius?
Street Drummer 😂 thank you! But not a genius...just trying to make stuff in whatever way I can.
@@chadwin Well anyways man genius build. Just ordered some parts to make ome myself. Keep it up bro!
Street Drummer awesome man, good luck on your jib build!
that gimbal clamp thingy you made thanks for that i needed a way to mount a gimbal like that
EasttSideCustomZ z hey no problem! Glad I could help you solve that problem. Good luck on your rig!
Been using this myself for months! I'm wondering if there is a way to clamp the rod with something over the top of it- with my BMPCC6k crane 2 rig the weight is sort of an issue. I wonder about a beefier extension rod setup or something. Love your idea! Thank you for it, just reaching out.
Drew Fleming that’s awesome dude, glad you’ve been good use out of your setup. I do think there’s gotta be a better clamp setup out there that’s more secure, but I haven’t done one yet. I think of you get one of the mounting rings that go on your gimbal, you could then screen that directly into the QR plate
@@chadwin thats a good idea! gonna hunt for that
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superb idea
Honey Gahlot thank you!! 👍🏻
what if you used an even longer pole?
Genius!!! many thanks for pointing me to this build!
No problem 👍 good luck on your jib build!
absolutely excellent !
de Bouche à Oreilles thanks!! 🤠
Man doesn't have a thousand dollars but these equipments are far more than that 😂 Bless up bro ❤
Mind BLOWN... subscribed 👍
Incurable Insanity 🤯🤯 Thank you!! Welcome to the channel.
Can you point the camera down while on the gimbal for tabletop shots?
But it’s doesn’t repeat the same movements … or lock on and attack the positions the same.
very true, it's not nearly as capable. but if you already own most of these parts, you can at least get a similar look manually.
Great idea! Thanks for sharing
Jacob Carlson thanks! Hope it gives you some creative ideas for your own setup.
Im a little if-y on Edelkrone products 🤔
Nice way of constructing a Jib 😁. But is it any different if you were to do it handheld with an extension?
Max Soto yeah, I haven’t personally used Edelkrone gear yet, so I’m not sure either, but it does look nice!
Yeah, you could get something similar by just hand holding the gimbal, but it won’t be nearly as precise and straight up and down of a movement.
@@chadwin i seen reviews that they have micro jitters and short distant movement, maybe mainly for product shots 🤔 maybe something to look into.
You just saved me some money. Great job
frankie vel awesome! Glad I could help keep some 💰 in your pocket! I’m always spending too much on gear....😂
So Cool
Thanks for your sharing
Chad Dude! Thats dope! The program option is prette cool on the edelkrone and other motrized sliders and jib, if you need to do the same motion again and again but this is cool!
Thanks! Yeah, I haven't used the edelkrone sliders yet, but I bet they're nice for repeating motions and getting super precise. I have used a handful of other motorized sliders though, and really only found that I liked using them for motion time-lapses. Otherwise, I still do my camera movements manually.
I have the items to build it, so I will build. Thanks for the idea
Genius and thank you sir !
Shams Iqbal Rhone hey thanks!!
YOU ARE AWESOME!! I wanted to buy the jib one so bad but this works just fine!
Love that you tried this!! Thanks so much for sharing!
Also, do you have a link to that pegboard/organizer on your wall??
Danny Cymbal hey thanks, it was a lot of fun to just throw together!
I actually bought most of the parts for the pegboard from IKEA. If you just google IKEA pegboard, it should come up
Chadwin Smith thanks so much!
I love your idea. I am going to try it. Thanks for sharing.
haha good luck! its at least worth trying out once.
Great idea, well done!👍🎥
Simple, but great idea. Thanks.
weissmannrob yes, very simple. Thanks for watching!
Nice work dude...but jibone is motorised and its a different concept...and its not only a simple jib
Pirate Depp yeah, you’re 100% right! It can do a lot more. This isn’t a replacement, just a creative alternative for those that can’t afford to buy a real jib.
Thank You, Chadwin!!! Great Idea. Not as automatic as JibOne, but at least, consumers can save money to buy other things. You just cured my pursuit for JibOne!!! He he
Aree Traveller yeah, it’s definitely fully manual to use, no bells or whistles but it gets the job done in a pinch. Thanks for watching, glad you saved your money at least this once!
@@chadwin I was getting a little obsessed about owning the JibOne, but after watching your video, I decided to forego it for the time being. Might as well be creative about it using the tools I already owned. Besides, I don't think I need to use preprogrammed camera moves for repeated shooting. Thank you again, Chadwin.
Actually useful. Good work
Cool Idea Bru, But the JibOne is motorize in the base but again its cool idea
Mahmoud Haraga yeah, a few people have said that. I really should’ve put it on top of my slider at least. It’s not motorized either, but would make it more similar
@@chadwin with your idea if we use a Ronin sc with phone tracking and a larger mono pod we will get an epic shot
Feiyuntech, build it! Make a longer extension arm and tripod mount and voila!
Heck yeah! That would be awesome if they built their own little cheaper Jib accessories that could be used with their gimbals.
@@chadwin absolutely! Lets do it haahahaa
And Edelkrone's just forgot the slider between the jib and the tripod 😊
Bro... You got yourself a new subscriber, im about to make my way through your back catalog of videos. Nice work man 👍
Variant Vision hey thanks so much man! Welcome to the channel. I hope you find some helpful stuff.
Awesome job 👏Jibone
Nice work
Thanks!! 🤠
yeah BUT, this real reason the JibONE is something I need in my mind, is you can PROGRAM MOTION CONTROL
of the camera ...and then loop at motion. So I could film shorts without a cameraman and act in the films
That's something new to see other than all the sponsor videos from edelkrone. I was thinking of buying that shit until I saw your video.
1. THANK YOU for making this video! I have almost all of those parts already, so it's convenient to think outside of the box and come up with a witty invention to close the gap. Customers would freak out when they see me setup something like that to capture their shots, then swipe the gimbal off of it and go into filming.... add to that invoice good sir lol.
2. WHAT IS THAT WHITE WALL RIG you have setup at 7:45? I love that board setup b/c I need a way to consolidate all my charging equipment and miscellaneous items. Could you or someone post a link to that product? I know it's modular also, and bonus points for anyone who can find other parts on that backdrop. That Red charging station, those little cups to tuck things into, and those mini shelves that work with it too... I'm enamored with that lol
haha you're welcome! 🙃 Yeah, I think clients would definitely be surprised when you switch from Jib to gimbal in only a few seconds! Definitely give a try considering you've got all the parts.
The white pegboard wall with all of the chargers is actually from IKEA. Surprise surprise right...If you search their site for pegboard, you can find most of the parts you need to make your own custom setup.
this is a great idea :) have the same gimbal, will give it a go ; ) cheers mate!
Hey Chadwin, great video! For just the "jib" parts, how much would it have costs you if you didn't have any of these parts?
thanks. great question, I think that clamps were about 10 bucks and the extension rod actually came with my gimbal. I already owned the tripod so it wasn't any extra expense either.
Nice job! I like your thinking, and guess I will be "borrowing" your idea. Thanks for sharing.
nice job dude
Andhi Santoz thanks man!!
Cool setup! I've just thought about making something like this, and found your video! Great thanks!
Great alternative
Man… very thoughtful! I’m a firm believer of using what you have! 💯
Great tutorial! Thanks a lot.😊
Ingenuity man! major props
🤠 haha thanks man!
this is insane! well done!!!
question, where did you get those white wall supports that u have cables and stuff ? =D
Hey thanks! 🤗
Yeah, believe it or not, i built my charging station all off of IKEA parts! Just search their site for Pegboard and you'll find most everything you need. Thinking about making a quick vid about it, since everyone's been asking.
@@chadwin thank you so much for the reply! =D i really appreciate it ! =D
well done ! keep vids like this coming! =D