DIY Steadicam for GoPro
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If you’re looking for a super easy DIY steadicam, look no further. This bad boy is über adjustable, which makes it simple to balance your GoPro to get the smoothest shot. We really like how professional the final product comes out with no painting needed. Tell us what you think in the comments below.
Parts you’ll need to make a DIY Steadicam for GoPro:
- Two dual flash brackets
- One skate bearing
- One LED flash light
- One 1/4″ –20 T-nut
- One 1/4″–20 T-nut
- One ground clamp ≈ $2
- One Traxxas 1951 U-joint ≈ $5
- One ice scraper
- Handful of 1/4″ fender washers
Tools you’ll need:
- Scissors
- Pliers
- PVC pipe cutter ≈ $10
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Hey i love this, great design and simple. I tried my best to copy it, but i seem to be having a slight issue. When i move it side to side, it continues with a slight wobble and it also slowly spins to the left. My thinking is it’s not balanced correctly, and it spins on the bearing due to wrong balance, but it seems very “loose”, moves very easily on the “u joint” and Bearing. Any ideas?