Here is a very useful and easy on the hand walking stick. Made from a birch cutting found in a forest plantation.
It's smooth and remarkably rigid.
This is how it was found...
Close up (with pug paw)...
The branch was cut short for a handle...
Then some penknife whittling...
Later, back at the shed - some planing and filing
Until a well-smooth handle energed...
The processes involved when I make stuff: sculpting, programming, electronics, carving, moulding, etc. Mostly puppets, automata, sculpture, occasionally furniture, interactives, food, etc. Usually fairly detailed and image-led. Please reuse any ideas, tips, thoughts and approaches.
Sunday, 22 September 2013
Monday, 16 September 2013
Making a universal camera mount from a set of locking grips
Mole Grips are pretty awesome. They will attach to almost anything, have simple adjustment and quick-release via a simple lever. If you add a camera clip, then you have an adjustable universal camera mount - sweet!
Here they're clamped onto bike handlebars - handy.
To attach the clip, a hole was drilled into a pair of cheap grips.
A corresponding hole was also drilled in a Go Pro mounting bracket and a self-tapping screw threaded through into a section of nylon cylinder, acting as a locking nut (below)
Crude, but effective. This mount allows you to clamp onto almost anything.
Here they're clamped onto bike handlebars - handy.
To attach the clip, a hole was drilled into a pair of cheap grips.
A corresponding hole was also drilled in a Go Pro mounting bracket and a self-tapping screw threaded through into a section of nylon cylinder, acting as a locking nut (below)
Crude, but effective. This mount allows you to clamp onto almost anything.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)