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That is a GREAT idea. I use them all the time around the building for drainage, never once considered using them in the bags. I am going to have to try that out.

I would recommend contacting a metal supply place and getting 1.25" schedule 40 aluminum pipe. I want to say that it is about $120 for 12'. Some people use metal electrical conduit which is half the price. As long as it is smooth and rigid, any pipe will work. What do you think of the dolly?

@@mrdogpoopstudios thank you so much I love your channel. I’ll look into that. And I haven’t used it yet lol still getting the track and low boy stands

@@ab0b3rna1 The stands are as expensive as the dolly. We just invested in the Matthews Mini Slider Stands at $300 each from B&H. It is an expensive business to be in if you want to be at a professional level.

@@mrdogpoopstudios I know so much money 😫 hopefully it will start paying it self off pretty soon

We are trying our best. Thanks for the encouragement.

Keep it, they wont be around much longer and make great props.

You have to fight UA-cam to get views, if they don't show it to people, you cannot grow. Once you are big, it is easy, or if you are a 20 year old attractive girl you can get 10K subs a month. Less people want to watch an old guy complaining about everything and drinking beer.

found it. thanks. It is posted as Impact Fluorescent Floodlight Kit (120 VAC)

Try searching b&H for "impact 500 watt" they have several options, but seem to be back ordered but should be available again next month. Here is the direct link to the $38 light with 12 inch reflector, www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/271348-REG/Impact_401004_Floodlight_Reflector_with_Socket.html

@@mrdogpoopstudios I noticed that it is 120vac. In my country, India, it is 230vac Unless I go for a proper converter this may not work for me. Your posts are always interesting and informative. 👍 Thanks for the prompt response.

Light is light, if you learn to use the camera it wont matter if it is 3200K or 5400K. People need to know how to shoot in natural sunlight as well as indoor. Mr dog poop can afford any lights he wants and he chooses cheap lights because they make sense. Don't cave to the peer pressure, do what works and you can afford. Super excited that you like what we are saying.

Every once in a while, we do something useful. This was all the video guy, but we wont tell him you liked it, because he might start thinking we actually need him. Then he will want more money! But seriously, we are glad it was helpful to you.

Watch our review video and we beak down the cost. ua-cam.com/video/Z2iOz0cNs2c/v-deo.html It is not cheap! But overall cost depends on how much you need.

You can buy the Pro Am wheels for $159. www.proamusa.com/products/solidtrax-universal-track-dolly-diy-wheel-set-for-modus Or you might want to look into the movmax dolly for $299 which is a professional level dolly. www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1785351-REG/movmax_83_0054_grip_dolly.html We did several videos about the movmax, how to add a mounting plate for $10, some accessories and a review. That would be the best option rather than dumping more money into the glide gear dolly. We also did a video about the Pro Am wheels and how to build your own dolly,

We actually had to buy 2 cables and splice them together. I ordered the plugs to replace one end so I could plug them together, but it was way to hard for me attach them, so I just cut them off and soldered the wires together. But I just checked eBay and now I see them up to 10 meters for $55. Here is the link www.ebay.com/itm/126100332883

@@mrdogpoopstudios THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE INFO

@@yolkiscabrera3513 You are very welcome!

Why are they not skateboard wheels? Don't skateboarders use all kinds of different wheels depending on what the user wants from their board? Having all types wheels is really good for us, because that gives us lots of options for our track dollies, Dana Dollies etc, sine we don't have movie equipment wheels. We just have to use what is available.

Right around 96 when they are new. But like all LEDs, the more you use them the less useful they are. So CRI is really nonsense after the first 10 hours of use. Check out this video we did explaining and demonstrating how LEDs burn out. ua-cam.com/video/VHHC2gy65Zg/v-deo.html

I actually like the cheap GideGear track with a dolly and skate wheels. Do not get the Glide Gear wheels, but having a tripod that you can push at any height level over light weight tracks is great. The track is light and will not bump like the heavier track with bigger gaps. However, that is for one person at one level, unless you add a jib to the tripod. If you need a camera man on a dolly, we still have not found a good budget option. We were hoping the proaim track would be that solution. Proaim contacted me after they saw video and they are working on improving the tracks. When they do, it should be much better.

I hope you watch some of our other lighting videos, like using the parking lot lights, RGB flood lights and how we use $10 lights and a $10 umbrella as a difuser. Also using cheap cellophane wrapping paper to get colors. You can do a lot without spending a lot of money on lights. I am glad you found it and it was helpful.

Thanks, trying to keep the lighting budget low. But we still need bright lights.

We are working on it. Got tied up with some studio business, but we have more episodes coming.

Honestly, we had it for 2 years and have not used it one time. Buy a DJI Ronin gimble and you will get more use out of it. The steadicam is old technology and has a steep learning curve. I had multiple videographers and they picked up the Ronin RS2 in less than a day. Watch this behind the scenes video: ua-cam.com/video/7e_zVfOidbc/v-deo.html You can see one of my video guys running with the ronin, you can check out our unleashed channel to see the final video.

Some of our simple ideas get out of hand. Glad you liked it.

The man is a PROFESSIONAL!

That would be great, except we would have to learn how to do that. We can only share what we know and what we have done. It is true, that more people would watch if we showed it on Divinci but we just do not use it and would not know where to start.

Yup, those are the ones. The company does specialize in old stuff mostly as movie props. But they are asking Hollywood prices for old nonworking junk. The stuff is priced out of our budget and the cost of fixing, makes it that much worse.

I have not tried the Proaim Breeza, but Proaim is hit and miss. Some things are good and some are bad, but never great. The movmax, is great and Proaim will never reach the quality of the Movmax. You can buy the Movmax with free shipping from B&H, if you just want the standard kit it is $499, just the 100mm and 75mm bowl adapters, do you really need the 150mm and Mitchell mount? www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1785350-REG/movmax_83_0053_grip_dolly_basic_kit.html Buy the Movmax, you wont believe how nice it is.

I have been using the Pro aim Breeza Dolly for a bout 2 years now, and I love it. i paid about 1300 in total for the dolly, a case, two end stands, and a set of 4ft, 6ft and 8ft rails with all tools. the Proaim also come with a break, and also as standard comes with a flat, 100mm and 75mm Bowl Adapter. if not had any issues with it, i had to adjust the wheels slightly to fit the track i was using but you have to do that for all dollies really. really happy with the breeza dolly. it carries upto 220lbs too.

These would be good for a ski resort in the summer to make rides down the mountain. Other than that, pretty useless.

@@mrdogpoopstudios We have that at Heavenly :)

It's a lie! The video guy is no more, he was using editing magic to make it look like it is all one person. But I took care of his ass, he wont be doing that again. I assure you, Mr Dog Poop and the Lazy Ass maintenance man are 2 different people.

Did you use your own tubes? Or Proaim? Did the machining do what you wanted?

@@mrdogpoopstudios yes, I used my own tubes. The plan was to use star threaded tube inserts but now having tried to put them in: a) it's hard to get them in really straight and to align the tubes and b) it'll wear the tube ends off a little every time you twist the tubes against another. Speaking of wasting money 🤑

@@HighlyAkicktive That is why we buy sometimes instead of building. Some of our $200 builds are more like $2000 with all the mistakes we made and then made changes to get down to $200.

@@mrdogpoopstudios yeah I know, sometimes you gotta learn the hard way. I can probably still make use of it and put an insert into one end and use bolts to hold it in place. Just need to find a way so that the female tube won't budge when getting tightened

Thanks for subscribing and I am happy we helped somebody. We do come up with some unique ideas and hopefully cheaper ways of doing things.

I thought about that. I was considering using aluminum duct tape, which I love, to bridge the gap. Have not tried it, but something like that might help. This is a link, I think it is the right stuff ( www.lowes.com/pd/3M-3M-8482-Professional-Grade-Flexible-HVAC-Sealing-Tape-1-88in-x-30yds/5001605999 ). Don't get me wrong, it is usable, I just don't think for $700 that it is worth the money. They have other track, but it is more expensive. But I would avoid Proaim track, because if one is bad then how can we expect the other to be good? I was really disappointed. But I will probably use it as speed rail to make a large scrim since it is standard 1.25 schedule 40 pipe. Just need the corners and I am good to go. A bit more expensive than plain aluminum pipe, but not a total loss.

Yeah, I figured that. The issue is, doing it and keeping it light enough to be usable and not creating shadows. We tried a second version with lighting truss but it was too heavy to move and still had flex. My original thought was to use speed-rail fittings and get 45° fittings to brace the top and side rail. But it would not solve the side to side floppyness. I was thinking about putting a square in the center of each pole and connecting each corner with each end with cable. It is a common design on large booms and might work, but it is going to take a bunch of time and money and at the moment, the project is on hold. It works well at 5'-6' just not at 10'.

@@mrdogpoopstudios The rig and effect you get can look very good, but as a key grip the rig only makes sense to build on a small scale. The bigger you go with a rig such as this the more crew, budget etc you will need. NOT TO MENTION SAFETY.

@@recardosands9948 Yeah, that is true and we were trying to figure out how to manage the weight and span. One idea was a hand crank or electric drive that would allow a smooth safe arcing motion. But first, we need to get the stability issue worked out. Safety was definitely a concern when we started mounting it to the dolly and the dolly was rolling. All reasons it is on the shelf right now except for smaller scale.

If a guy Named Mr Dog Poop can make movies, anything is possible.

It is standard track 24.5". You can get it from Matthews Studio Equipment or anyone that builds compatible track. Here is a link to Matthews track. www.msegrip.com/products/track-sst?variant=12807181566018 If you can find some used you can save a lot of money. But it is hard to find.

@@mrdogpoopstudios Thanks I appreciate it!

We ordered the Proaim 16' tracks, should be here this week, so we plan to do a review on that as well and many other products we already have. Thanks for subscribing.

That is what my mom keeps telling me.

@@mrdogpoopstudios 🤣🤣🤣🤣

That is what we are shooting for, inspiring people. And hopefully showing people how to save money and make great content without expensive gear.

I am glad somebody is getting value out of our videos. We love doing them, so I hope more people watch them. Thank you for the encouragement.

We are both really amazing actresses! Thanks for the recognition.

Comes from trying to save money.