Cheap wooden plate for pocket camera by customrobo
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This is the wooden plate that I made for my pocket camera. I used a piece of wood, 2 screws with nut and the screw of the tripod.
First of all, I reported the length of the camera on the wood, I measured the distance between the hole where the tripod screw attaches and the edge of the camera. I reported it on the wood and I drilled. Since I haven't the right drill bit size, after drilling I used the dremel to enlarge the hole to the right size of the tripod screw head... Then I placed the wood on the tripod head where I had previously installed a longer screw than the original and marked the point where to drill the hole. This hole will be used to attach the plate to the tripod. Finally, I made the last hole (again after marking the point) and the plate is done!
To make it look better I used sandpaper and I gave it two coats of extra virgin olive oil ;)

I got the idea to make this project an Instructables when I was finishing it, so in some photos you can also see the next steps. Sorry ;)
Sutazio says: May 22, 2012. 6:13 AM
Good job mate!
That's a smart solution to integrate a camera and an external light or flash on the same plate.
customrobo (author) says: May 23, 2012. 12:02 AM
grazie.
l'idea era proprio quella infatti :)
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