Sony NEX 5 Handheld 3-Axis Gimbal

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Sony NEX 5 3-Axis Handheld Brushless Gimbal Based on the original 3D printed brushless NEX 5 gimbal. This version features 3-axis stabilisation, and is designed to be used handheld and to fold flat for easy transport. Beware: I haven't printed all parts yet, could contain errors! To-do: Handheld grips AlexMos board mount Recreate source for camera tray in SolidWorks Print Settings Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker Original Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 100-200 microns Infill: 70-80% for most parts Notes: Roll link and yaw link require a lot of support but it should clean up nicely. Shackle prints better with support, but works without as well. While you are printing camera_tray.stl file, pause the print halfway. There is a channel for the IMU wires to go through. Wait for the channel to appear and put a piece of strong string inside that you can use to pull the four wires for the IMU through. Parts Print 6x shackle.stl 2x roll_link.stl 1x roll-arm.stl 1x yaw_link.stl 1x pitch_arm_r.stl 1x pitch_arm_l.stl 1x camera_tray.stl (no source file of this, SW file contains placeholder) 1x knob.stl (no soruce file of this, not in SW file) Buy 3x iPower GBM 4008H-150T 1x AlexMos 3-axis gimbal controller (I used DYS SBGCV3.0 32-bit w/ 2x IMU's) 1x Bearing (OD: 28mm ID: 12mm) to fit inside pitch arm l 3x 16mm diameter Carbon Fiber tubes, cut to length as needed lots of M3 bolts, nuts and washers 1x M5 bolt for camera mounting Custom Section Demo video