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Link to STL Files : https://www.myminifactory.com/object/...
Assembly PDF Guide : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZQtm...

As a Novice content creator who mainly records on a table top setting, I found that it is pretty cumbersome when it comes to changing camera positions. A lot of time is spent on articulating tripods or even switching mounts in order to get a variety of views especially on the extreme ends from down looking to really low angles.

I saw Ivan Miranda's 3D printed crane on his awesome channel and it occurred to me that a miniaturised crane can actually be used as a universal table top tripod. Unfortunately there are no commercially available cranes small enough to fit on the table and hence I present u the Micro Jib. It is an almost fully 3D printable and very functional crane that still has unexplored potential use cases.

This entire video is recorded with the Micro Jib using a Sony A7S3 with a 16-35mm F4 lens.

It has a maximum weight limit of 2kg based oh my constant loading stress testing for over 3 months. Most compact mirrorless and DSLR systems should comfortably fit within that weight limit.