SoCal General Chat

[ethrtyiS]

i'm so lost. :(
i was hoping to find an online calculator where i could just input all the specifications and let it output the total weight for me. or at the very least, a formula that i could solve myself.

[mcr_driver]

If you're trying to set up a camera rig travis hop on to e46 fanatics and search for gunmoto. he has a thread regarding his camera rig set up if i recall.

[ethrtyiS]

If you're trying to set up a camera rig travis hop on to e46 fanatics and search for gunmoto. he has a thread regarding his camera rig set up if i recall.

already have all the equipment but i just want to choose the correct boom the first time and not go through trial and error.

[ninety4e36]

already have all the equipment but i just want to choose the correct boom the first time and not go through trial and error.

1.5" aluminum pipe.

Google:

http://www.diyphotography.net/take-cool-car-photos-with-a-diy-specialized-car-rig

[ethrtyiS]

1.5" aluminum pipe.

Google:
http://www.diyphotography.net/take-c...alized-car-rig

lol i know what i'm getting. i just want to know what wall thickness to get. believe me i've been doing research for nearly a month now.

[einstein57]

http://sketchup.engineeringtoolbox.com/aluminum-seamless-extruded-pipes-tubes-c_22.html

I can do a stress and vibration analysis in solid works

[ethrtyiS]

http://sketchup.engineeringtoolbox.c...ubes-c_22.html

I can do a stress and vibration analysis in solid works

awesome! i'll look into this website and play around with things.

how difficult would that be to whip up real quick?

thanks nigel!

[ethrtyiS]

go to google and type atari breakout and click images.
you're welcome!

[R3Z3N]

ethirtyiS now has minions doing his bidding. That's the mark of a manager right there. Or pimp.

[ethrtyiS]

ethirtyiS now has minions doing his bidding. That's the mark of a manager right there. Or pimp.

haha, just seeking some help from some good people. i would return the favor any day. plus i haven't taken physics or any engineering math courses yet.

[einstein57]

guess it would depend on the mount

[R3Z3N]

^The boss always knows less than his employees. Just knows how to manipulate them. ;-)

[ethrtyiS]

mounts are pipe clamps attached to suction cups. i mounted them onto my door and hung from them so they can withstand my weight of 165lbs so i am not whatsoever worried about the mount but rather the length of the boom and how much flex and bounce it will have. i'd ideally like to get something that will have little to no bounce but i will probably also be doing a triangular cable support system as well.

[ethrtyiS]

^The boss always knows less than his employees. Just knows how to manipulate them. ;-)

haha this may be true in regards to formulas and whatnot buti'll get there one day though.

[QUKBMER]

All this mathematic's waffle is making my head hurt......... stop it.:hitler: