Video camera mounting

[doubleboost]

Hi
Lads
I do like to play with my video camera and machines
Using a tripod gets in the way & I can not get the shots I want
I am going to fix this stainless pipe to the garage roof & hang the camera from it
Made a start on the mount today














John

[awemawson]

  Instead of "The House" it's going to be 'The Workshop" 

Set up an i/p web cam and we can watch EVERYTHING you get up to 

ps nice welding 

[tom osselton]

Keep it away from Clancy I hear he lower's the boom! 

[AussieJimG]

Flash as a rat with a gold tooth

Jim

[krv3000]

well dun john

[doubleboost]

Hi
Lads
Got a bit more done with my camera mount "sky hook"









John

[S. Heslop]

Looking forward to seeing the result in a video.

By the way I cut the flare off that burner and while it won't light in the open air any more, it works brilliantly inside the furnace. Just gotta make some patterns to cast now.

[Pete.]

Yeah, well we all know what you're going to say every time you crack your nut on it

[vtsteam]

John, I like it. Clever bit of work.  

If you do collide with it, at least it won't fall over and smash the camera. There's a plus. Tripping over tripods isn't unknown in small workshops! 

And for the silver lining, if you do get conked on the brainpan, we'll have a closeup of the action!

[doubleboost]

Hi
Lads
Got the camera mounted it looks good nice and stable
Easier than climbing around a tripod






John

[S. Heslop]

That first photo had me confused for a bit. Looks like the camera is floating until you spot the bracket.

[doubleboost]

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[tekfab]

Looking really good John, well done and thank you in advance it's much appreciated.

Mike

[Chuck in E. TN]

+1 on the well done, John. Looking forward to the next release from Twastard Productions!
Chuck

[Brass_Machine]

Awesome job!

I am expecting lots of videos from your production studio now.

Eric

[PekkaNF]

There is something primal about Brits and their tendency hang stuff overhead. Every old lathe book starts with half a book filled information about flat belt over head drive and importance about choosing the house right - to get optimum joist distance for long sheave.....

Good to see tradition well and alive

Seriously: Idea and execution is absolutely top notch.


Pekka

[krv3000]

brill work john