Samsung NX500 and Canon EOS M Gimbal

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I remixed this model and adapted it first to Canon EOS M and then to Samsung NX500. I can now fit both cameras on it. Keep in mind that the original model and thus this model too is a bit hard to edit. I uploaded Sketchup files so you can change them as needed. Notice that the "overview model" is for preview only so one can see how the built gimbal looks like. Therefore exporting STL files from "overview model" is totally discouraged. Use instead separate model files to change it or to export to STL. You might want to rotate some parts so they lay down on the printbed. I used these rubber dampers from Ebay to hang under part to the top 4 holders.http://www.ebay.com/itm/10pcs-Anti-Vibration-Rubber-Damper-Damping-Ball-for-Gimbal-Gopro-DJI-Camera-/311703174366?hash=item4892f4fcde:g:Uj4AAOSwAuZX4fyo Pictures are from different versions of the gimbal as I have rebuilt it numerous times. ¨ Electronics Motors: Dys BGM4108-130T on all three axis. Storm32-BGC is used a s a gimbal controller with NT sensor modules. Allows serial connection of IMUs which saves the wiring a lot. Took me hours to tune it. 4S Battery power coming from the hexacopter PDB Print Settings Notes: These are the setting that worked for me. You might find other settings work better. I printed in PLA first but it was not hard enough, gimbal got a lot of vibrations. Then I found the best material "proto pasta carbon fiber HTPLA" so I used it for the last build. 0.6mm nozzle. Unified bottom and back motor holder-30% fill, all other parts 20% fill. 1.2mm top/bottom thickness 1.2mm Walls Note for myself: Params for cradle nipple-right that goes into bearing: wall,top,bottom 1.2mm, nozzle 0.6, 20% infill, speed 50