A simple camera slider for time-lapse photography made from leftover parts from a 3d printer build Project. Uses 10mm rods, 2xLM10UU and 1xLM10LUU bearings for the slider, and a M8 threaded rod and bolt for the linear motion. The threaded rod idles in a 608 bearing, and is powered by a NEMA17 stepper motor Everything is mounted in 50mm wide C channels with 25mm hole spacing. This is work in progress. Likely updates will be strengthening of the 10mm rod mounts and the mount for the lead screw. Test videos:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTymGbX3Rmchttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQpCZ6nX6I8https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2VFO1_3QQohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hw1-aGk7gbw Edit September 10th 2015: Uploaded new sled with stronger holders for the transport screw, captive tab for the camera screw and offset the mounting hole so that it's more available Edit February 16th 2015: Added a new version of the sled which locks the transport nut and has stronger walls (the old one broke) Edit February 12th 2015: Tested the rig outdoors last night. The 1500mAh battery lasted for ~1200 exposures, and moved the carriage the full lengthhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9voTu-JKQ6Q Edit February 9th 2015: Added a end stop mount for mounting standard mech endstops to the 10mm rods. New render uploaded. Edit February 5th 2015: Added test code that moves the sled, triggers and then moves again.