Foldable Wooden Tripod for Mobile and DSLR

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Foldable Wooden Tripod for Mobile and DSLR

DIY Small Wooden Tripod
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I love creating useful things from wood that I can use myself. This time I decided to create a folding wooden tripod that can be used with the iPhone. I found the creation process very exciting, so I decided to also make a more durable version of a tripod for my DSLR camera or for a small light source.


The video is very highly detailed with a description of each step!

Small Wooden Tripod


#woodworking #tripod #cameraequipment #lasercutting

Supplies

Tools:


  • DIY Laser cutter/engraver 520x520mm, 5.5w
  • Sander

Components:


  • American walnut veneer 4.5mm
  • American walnut veneer 2.5mm
  • European oak veneer 4.5mm
  • 1/4" Tripod Mount Screw with one Layer to Flash Hot Shoe
  • M3, M5 Bolts and Nuts
  • Oil: cleaned flaxseed
  • Black acrylic paint
  • Wax
  • Glue: Titebond 2 (dark), CA Glue + Activator

GitHub Link

Download Sources and Cut With Laser

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SVG files, if you prefer DXF follow the GitHub link (for some reason I could not upload it here)

Sand Details

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Glue the Head Base Parts

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Glue the Slider Axis

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Glue Bolt Holders

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Glue Tripod Legs

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Glue the Carriage

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Glue 1/4" Tripod Mount Screw

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Polish and Round Parts

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Paint Bolts and Nuts

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Glue Central Axis to the Base

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Insert Nuts at Place

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Glue and drill if required

Fix Supports to the Carriage

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Assemble Head Bases With Bolt and Nut

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Put Nuts to the Legs

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Mount Bolt Holder to the Carriage

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Fix Legs With Bolts

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Disassemble and Cover Parts With Oil

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Final Result

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