Watch the Tutorial Here:



I made this slider after watching tons of DIYs videos from you tube. So, thanks you tubers who put their efforts in making their sliders and giving me the ideas to create mine.
I apologize for previously not mentioning the names who influenced me in making this slider, and huge credit goes to the following Great Minds:
Don't Forget, this video is only for the informational and learning purpose only:


The Frugal Filmmaker(The Best Channel for DIY and Filmmaking)

Watch this video below: so you know where did those people get their ideas who complaining too much..lol 1/2 inch PVC pipe..


Paul Koslow
www.twinslider.com

Indy Mogul


Catascouts



Huge Thanks to Emm From Cheesycam.com (Mr.CheesyCam) for broadcasting links for awesome DIYs and DSLR support.
visit www.cheesycam.com for other tutorials.
And if I am missing anyone, please feel free to comment or send me a message so I can add your name.

The base camera platform of this slider is very strong and can hold heavy cameras. I used T Shape simpson Ties as guards and used a polyester and metal for the top of the platform, then I added a lock system for slider to stay at one location, and added two sets of wheels in the bottom for camera safety while doing the vertical and horizontal shots upside down.
I used PVC for the slide rails, they are good and I don't feel any wobbliness.. however I will be improving my slider by adding better rods and adding a motorized pull and push.
I love it and soon I will be showing how to make the slider Camera base platform, which is the most important part of the slider.
Enjoy!
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Coming soon!
Improvement to the slider
Tutorial for the base platform
DIY Steadicam

Music used by Anitek (recommended by Youtuber (Defnyung)
Camera and equipment used:
550D/T2i
18-135 kit lens
Canon HS300
GoPro HD Hero2
Tripod

Software Used:
Final Cut Pro X

Disclaimer: This video is only for instructional and learning purpose. I am not selling or buying any product.