Cable Dolly

Introduction Introducing my Cable Dolly, built around the Cyberbrick Hardware, and including a special mounting point on the controller for Insta360's Luna Ultra's remote controller.    The dolly itself is kept simple. A knob on the controller controls the forward and backwards movements. Different gear ratio sets could be used to get different speeds/torque.    I haven't tested it out across a really long line. About 30 feet and most, I'd say. I've done some other test with shorter lines too. Using the standard 1:48 gear ratio set that comes with the Cyberbrick seems to do fine.    Filaments & Hardware (Full disclosure, I am part of the Amazon Affiliate Program. All amazon links are affiliate links. I earn a small commission from these links without any added cost to you. These links help to support me so I can bring more content for free!)   Featured Filaments: Bambu PETG-CF Black Bambu PETG-CF Brick Red Bambu PLA Iridium Gold Metallic Bambu PLA Translucent Ice Blue   Hardware: 40 x BT2.6x8mm Self Tapping Screws 6 x MR128ZZ Steel Deep Groove Ball Bearings 2 x 6700ZZ Steel Deep Groove Ball Bearings 1 x Rubber Band 1 x 1/4'' Aluminum Alloy Screws  3 x 0.3x4x20mm Springs 1 x 5x6mm Smooth Ball Spring Plunger 2 x 2x10mm Stainless Steel Dowels 1 x Cyberbrick Reciever 1 x Cyberbrick Transmitter 1 x Single-Axis Joystick 2 x Power Switchs 2 x Batteries 1 x Y Type XH2.54 to Dual XH2.54 2 x 030 DC Motors 2 x 1:48 Single-axis Plastic Reduction Gear Kit   Additional Hardware:  Rope/Cable - This ROPE from Amazon is the rope I've been using.    Assembly Instructions Assembly instructions are provided in PDF, please download them below.