Custom dual cam mount

[Phil_RF]

New to the security and camera world but this is something more down my ally! dual cameras facing the yard and the driveway. Wires run inside. Currently ordering the second one for the mount from Andy.

 

[Broachoski]

Great work sir!

 

[flynreelow]

a bit overkill for a cameras that weighs less that a pound.. but clean work nonetheless

 

[YYZed]

Nicely done!

 

[phydeaux]

nice skill, those weld beads are awesome.

 

[Phil_RF]

a bit overkill for a cameras that weighs less that a pound.. but clean work nonetheless

Totally! Its what I had kicking around. Most things I fab are heavy duty lol

 

[mikeynags]

It looks so professionally done! I bet you have a market for them. What's the cost to make one of those?

 

[Phil_RF]

It looks so professionally done! I bet you have a market for them. What's the cost to make one of those?

Thanks! I just made it out of scrap from other jobs so was basically free for me. Probably 150 ish or so.

 

[tech101]

Impressive ! That is a great looking and seems a pretty strong mount

 

[bababouy]

Nice mount. You need a pick of the welder in the background.

 

[c hris527]

Love the fabrication thought in that, very nice.

 

[Arjun]

Impressive work

 

[vector18]

Nice work and a great deal of satisfaction thinking of it and creating it. It is obvious you are a fabricator. Usually though, when you want two cameras to cover an area, it is better to install them at the two far corners for less amount of blind spot. With your setup on that bracket, you end up with a blind spot in the middle, or less of a degree of vision if you turn them inward to not have the blind spot in the middle.