MOTOR Help: Choosing the Right Motor for DIY Project

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The optimal motor for a DIY camera glider/slider project, capable of supporting a 2-3 KG camera and providing horizontal, inclined, and vertical movement up to 2 meters, is a Brushless DC (BLDC) motor. BLDC motors offer digital controllers that allow for precise speed control and torque management. These motors are available in various sizes and can operate at variable speeds, including down to zero, making them ideal for this application. A Google search will yield suitable options for purchasing a BLDC motor.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Brushless DC (BLDC) motor specifications
  • Familiarity with digital motor controllers
  • Basic knowledge of mechanical design for camera sliders
  • Experience with speed control mechanisms in motors
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  • Research specific BLDC motor models suitable for camera gliders
  • Learn about digital controllers compatible with BLDC motors
  • Explore mechanical design principles for building a camera slider
  • Investigate speed control techniques for motors in DIY projects
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DIY enthusiasts, camera operators, and engineers involved in building camera sliders or gliders who require precise motor control and performance.

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MOTOR Help!

Hello Everyone,


Please help regarding my DIY project.

I want to make a Camera Glider/Slider which has to slide my 2-3 KG camera Horizontally, Inclined-ly as well as Vertically (Straight Upto 2 Meter High) using a Motor and a Belt.

Here is the picture my project

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here my typical Project Glider in ACTION




Now All i want to know is kind of MOTOR suitable for my Work. It should have speed control...good torque...etc etc. So please help me, guide me, advice me regarding motor type that would work for me.

Thanks a lot there.

I really appreciate your response.
 
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A BLDC motor is your best choice. They come with digital controllers that you canprogrs, with your computer. They come in many sizes. They can operate with variable speeds down to zero. Locate the one to but with a Google search
 

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