How To Build A DIY Camera Dolly 

Love your video. I made this 32 inches and used angle stock with pre-made holes instead to make sure they were true. The 32 inch can hold 2 tripods side by side (tight and wide shots simultaneously). We used this for our church's livestream. We love it.

loved the shots at the end brother. getting better everyday

Nice footage. When drilling in metal I recommend using a drop of oil on the hole this will extend the life of your drill bits.

Wow that footage looked absolutely professional. All that time put in was worth it.

Awesome- so happy to be using this DIY equipment with you, bro. Enjoyed seeing how you made this ;)

You should make this into a business!!!!🔥🔥🔥

Test footage….lies. That was the most intriguing garage DIY movie I ever saw. Lol. Fire brother. Appreciate the blueprints and walk through. Wear gloves. Wear masks. Wear goggles. Drink water. Peace.

Hey man .. just seeing you grow day after day makes me so happy man .. you inspire me a lot man so much ... thanks for doing this .. love the shot at the end 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

Hi Carlos I'm here by Danny, happy to watch and learn stuff here in your channel. Cheers from Venezuela. 🤓👍🏻

Yesssss dude well done!

7:39 :D:D someone was sleeping during editing. nice video, thanks for the guide.

Next time, I suggest you try three-quarter inch plywood instead of the MDF. MDF holds its dimensions very well, but it doesn’t hold fastenings very well, and it’s not going to be as strong as plywood would be.

Dope video... Im going to try and make one of these for myself! :)

Amazing, I am going to make my own soon!

you said nothing about the rails you used?….

why did u guys put the wheels like that instead of inline? thanks

who else is waiting for this after seeing that ig story? ✋✋✋

Jeeeeez! How did you plan this? Great footage as well!

Dude this is sick 🔥

hey! love this video. probably gonna be trying this for our short. do you have a roundabout number of how much this dolly came out to be? (only taking into account the needed items,--not the times you replaced things) edit: it's possible i missed the full $ amount somewhere in the vid lmao

Making this in 2023. Total coming up just short of $200 (when you have all the tools)

I made one and for some reason it's a little bit shaky when filming on it, did you add stabilization in post or is yours really that smooth?

Amazing brother. Thank you for being such an inspiration. Much love bro