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DIY overhead camera | Al Builds

Overhead shots are a staple of how-to and unboxing videos. In this instructable I'll show you how to make a versatile and stable overhead camera rig from PVC pipe and few pieces of hardware. The rig is built around a cheap white desk top from Ikea which is the perfect work surface for the videos. The overhead rig was used in the making of my $15 motorized rotating display turntable instructable - check it out if you want to see the results. I typically use the rig to mount an iPhone, but it also also copes just fine with a DSLR. See here for a full set of build instructions. Parts list ~10m of 40mm diameter PVC pipe £7.17 or $9.45 10 x 40mm PVC T-end £6.80 or $9.00 8 x 40mm PVC 90 degree bend £5.44 or $7.15 1 x acrylic sheet (150 x 100 x 3mm) £1.99 or $2.60 (eBay) 1 x Mini projector mount £2.48 or $3.25 (eBay) 7 x 25mm M6 bolt £0.50 or $0.65 3 x M6 washer £0.03 or $0.04 3 x M6 nut £0.06 or $0.08 4 x M6 wing nut £0.06 or $0.08 1 x Phone tripod mount £1.99 or $2.60 (eBay) 1 x Linnmon white tabletop (100 x 60mm) £6 or £8.99 (Ikea) Total: £32.72 or $43.89 PVC parts and bolts were sourced from Toolstation in UK. Cutting list: The measurements will depend on exactly which pipe you use. If using a different type of pipe, adjust the dimensions to allow the pipework to fit securely around the tabletop when assembled. 2 x 96.5 cm long lower rails 4 x 60.5 cm short edge upper and lower rails 8 x 5 cm for 90 degree angle connectors 4 x 74.5 cm uprights 2 x 44.5 cm upper right side of T-piece 2 x 45.5 cm upper left side of T-piece 1 x 54.5 cm upper center cross piece Tools list Mitre box Large hacksaw Sandpaper Marker pen Measuring tape Electric drill 6mm drill bit Subscribe:http://bit.ly/2flQk0R