Camera stabilizer v3

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MakerWorld model: Camera Stabilizer V3

Model ID: 2497396

Author: 0o布娃娃o0 (@0obuwawao0)

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2026-06-13 Update Configuration 3: Stock Adapter

Used to adapt finished stocks; it defaults to a Picatinny rail. Configure as separable objects for combining with other models

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2026-05-24 Update Configuration 2: Added Thread and Barrel

The reason was a friend wanted to install a flashlight for illumination on the muzzle. So I devised a method to avoid internal protruding screws, directly sacrificing some redundant space at the muzzle to add a threaded structure

Currently, it defaults to a 27mm inner diameter barrel. You can also disassemble it yourself to create the required diameter, and even drill holes for fixing pins according to your flashlight's features

Friends who have printed Configuration 1 need to re-print the front section and barrel part; other components are compatible

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Summer is approaching. Enjoying iced watermelon and iced cola, then having a blast by the water, children running barefoot, building sandcastles, full of joy. Adults need their own toys too. This camera stabilizer is not only a great helper for recording happy moments during travel and holidays, but also an eye-catching item on the beach

I still remember the first camera stabilizer. Although its appearance was simple, as an inexperienced designer at the time, I haphazardly bought many clamps and rails and managed to complete the design with a lot of trial and error. After gaining more experience, I looked back at all the unused accessories gathering dust and thought it would be better to repurpose them. So, I designed another stabilizer

The latter part of this design (nameplate section, low shoulder section) allows you to adjust the infill density per object to increase weight appropriately and balance the center of gravity when unloaded

Note that the quick release plate is mounted reversed, with the bottom facing up

This build requires a few more hardware parts than usual, for a detailed list and purchase links, please refer to the attached PDF document

1. 85 * 20 mm Picatinny rail * 3  Optional, the body already has m-lok slots, so any with suitable hole spacing will fit
2. 6mm diameter through bolt screws * 6 sets

3. 1/4-20 * 5/8 screw * 3

4. 1/4-20 nut * 3

5. 25mm hole diameter, 2.2mm groove width cable grommet * 2  Can also be printed

6. Dual-direction Arca-Swiss clamp * 1

7. Quick release plate PU300 * 1

8. Quick release plate PU50 * 1

9. Cangye shutter release cable * 1 Requires disassembling the main board and keeping original screws for spare use

10. Glue for nameplate, zip tie to prevent shutter cable from falling off

Plate breakdown:

Plate 1: Stabilizer main body

Plate 2: Nameplate (text or image customizable)

               Cable grommet ring-shaped part (can be omitted if purchased commercially)

Plate 3: Cable grommet round hole cover part (requires TPU filament, can be omitted if purchased commercially)

Safety Usage Rules:

1. Use a neck strap or wrist strap for the camera, and ensure the strap is not too long

2. Use the Arca-Swiss clamp and quick release plate correctly, ensuring the stopper mechanisms function properly

3. Whenever using the stabilizer, the lanyard must act as a drop prevention measure. After all, the equipment's value is greater than the printed parts themselves!

For installation steps, please watch the video:

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