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nice, thank you

Any chance you could repost the link for the cutting outline?

Where can I buy the removable battery ?

I'm planning to make my own, but thought I'd watch a few YT vids first, for tips and references to optimum or standard sizes. In my ignorance I'd considered 18mm ply rather than 12mm (I'm in UK dealing with metric ply). Clearly 12mm is lighter. Conceptual design I find easy, also DIY, but I'm less sure about practical strength and any standards that might exist. So, I always try to see if I can learn from other's experiences. I'd wondered about making a hinged lid on 8/4 inch apples, to provide storage for grip kit (super clamps, cardellis, grip heads etc). Never seen this done and wondered if there was a 'good' reason eg too heavy, not strong enough, maybe a hinge lid compromises torsional rigidity - perhaps in turn forcing extra bracing and/or thicker ply (18mm)?? Id also considered 'nesting' to save space. My first idea was half, quarter, one eighth apples all nesting inside one another (Babooshka concept). That would be a full 8" apple high, possibly aslo incorporating grip kit storage and transit (military chest concept). Any concept requires prototyping to fine tune and optimise a design. I could do that, but I only need 1 box for myself. I don't intend to make/sell boxes, so 'better apple' production isn't a good use of my time. Hence trying to learn first and using the "carpenter's maxim" measure (think) twice and cut (make) once. I found other 'nesting apple' vids on YT (utilising 12mm ply) - 1, 2, 4 inch nest within 8 inch (7" internal for 1+2+4=7"). The full 8" apple is thus 1" wider/longer than part apples. But.... I wonder if strength of 8" full apple is compromised too much (removable end and no central brace)? Do you have any thoughts on that? If building that type of nest, I'm wondering about using a thicker top and/or thicker sides for the outer full apple box. Perhaps, 18mm or 24mm for top of outer apple (thicker side up) and maybe 18mm for vertical walls in lieu of a central brace and non permanent end? Any thoughts on that?

very cool build.

Big Thanks, my Awesome Friend!!

I have been looking for a solution and well, you've done it! Simple, effective. Awesome. Thanks

Yor are right. This video is not for me. I junk out a wide variety of items, so I need a wide variety of Allen wrenches, both American and metric sizes, so I was thinking of ordering (arranging) them in a row (in a holder) by size regardless of whether they are American or metric.

No.

No for instaprration

Ijus let God just let decide what his judgment will be.

How does wiring at both ends cut down on heat?

Hi.. do u mind sharing the measurements in mm of all the boards pls?

His wife: Honey where is my pantyhose?

This is so useful.. thank you so much

If you want, we can work together, I am from India.

any problems with TSA?

OK I was a bit disappointed, but after reading the guy who had 80 wrenches, I realized I felt the same way. BUT, after giving it some thought, your tip fits well for .y delema. Looking into allen wrench holders, I realized using your method along with strapping the wrenches in useful groups will yield a nice organized set. Thanks! Now to find a tube..😅

Great idea. I need something rollable because I don't have a desk right now but this is a great idea to try for the future, or for situations where there's a desk available.

THANKYOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO!!!!!😮🎉

I just appreciate how succinct this is SO MUCH 🫶🏻

Great work !

My husband just sent me this so I could sew it for him, lol.

I work in commercial construction as an electrician and these things translate so well to the trades. If I need to throw a laser line but I’m 14ft in the air in the rafters these definitely come in handy. Between that and tablet mounts so I can look at blue prints wherever I might be working. I’ve been buying photo/cinematography gear for a while for my job.

Those real cookies at the beginning didn't look so hot. 🍪🍪 Can't wait to make my own fake cookies, though.

I made one similar to yours using the same hardware, but yours has 5/8" spigots. I want to add it to mine too. Right now I am using mine with 9" Matthelini end jaws for holding the frame.

Great job. You've helped me a lot

I love the dreamy effect❤❤❤

I have the same equipment including super clam and rode mic but the screw to ride mic is way smaller. What is the screw size you used to fit this ?

My DS10 seems to be loose and judders when my camera is on it. Have you encounters a lack of stability?

I have 83 allen wrenches. I'm going to need some bigger rubber bands. ;-)

How do you transport the batteries?

Late to the party, but 3d printed macro extension tubes in translucent material make for some interesting colour washing on images. You can also hit them with a light source to create flaring and all sorts of funky effects.

Thank you for the tip! I'll try right away 😊

Great video. I just purchased two similar products.

Fantastic. Thank you for sharing

How would you do this to make it battery operated or usb powered to plug into a portable battery for portable use?

Right, so you just..... tie them together..... WHY DIDN'T I THINK OF THAT WHY GOD WHY

Thank yiu

Very helpful!!

I just found this today missing a pan handle used at my local camera store. They had a 40% discount on used gear. I ended up paying 189.00 and they threw in the original bag for it for free.

Great tutorial! Fantastic simple instructions for my junior high school photography class! Brilliant stuff!

liked because of the doggo

It would be awesome if you can make this powered from a V mount batteries on a shark fin

Either the website you bought the tube from changed the way they frosted their tubes or the exposure of your video makes the LEDs look way more diffused than they actually are. The 1.5" tube is too narrow to diffuse the LEDs and you end up seeing each individual LED through the tube. I purchased the samr stuff you did, am i doing something wrong?

Will it have problem with heat accumulating inside the tube over time?

will definitely be building these you have just saved me so much money

8:35 Real professionals tighten this with a coin. 😀

Its kinda lame to create this tubes without using some adressable LED lights to make cool colorfull efects etc. It would add like 5 bucks to the budget.

Great video!