I wanted to show you how I built a free DIY camera stabilizer for my GoPro digital camera without using any tools, just Lego, tape, elastic bands and a sheet of paper. \rbr\rbrFollowing the GoPro camera crane that I built here: \rbrpeople commented that whilst they liked the design, they couldnt make it for themselves, so for this project, I wanted to build a DIY system that anyone could make without any tools. I made a standard camera stabiliser for my DSLR, but it was far to heavy for prolonged use and difficult for anyone else without a workshop to replicate. I turned to Lego as its fantastic for building rigs for all sorts of things and lots of people have Lego or know someone who has, even if its been in a box in the attic for many years as mine had. \rbr\rbrThere are lots of videos of camera stabilizers on youtube, but this one is different as my design also includes a vibration mount that uses elastic bands to counter shake. Its based on the design of the Steadicam system, but unlike the Steadicam systems I have seen, my vibration system cushions horizontal and vertical movement. I think this really helps take out the vibration caused when walking and is a simple step further than many free home made systems out there.\rbr\rbrThe GoPro is perfect for using in a camera stabilizer system as they are light enough to use all day without your wrist aching. The only problem is without a screen, its impossible to frame shots, so I improved the design further by adding a handle system that holds an Ipad or other tablet with the GoPro app on it, this could also be modified to hold a mobile phone.\rbr\rbrCurrent Camera stabilisers on the market are really expensive for what they are and I hope this video shows how easy it is to make one for yourself, either for free, or for very little money. At the end of the video I make an indoor design using cardboard, tape, a sewing needle, a golf tee and some coins, just in case people watching dont have any Lego near-by.\rbr\rbrFollowing requests, here is a parts list for the Lego version. You can buy peices from various suppliers on the internet, depending on your location. Quantities of each part are at the end after the equals.\rbr\rbrCamera Holder (for the Go Pro only):\rbrConnector peg = 2\rbrPlate 6x10 = 1\rbrTechnic Brick 1x8 diameter 4.9 = 2\rbrTechnic Brick 1x6 diameter 4.9 = 2\rbrTechnic Brick 1x4 diameter 4.9 = 1\rbrcorner plate 1x2x2 = 2\rbrplate 2x4 3x diameter 4.9 = 3\rbrYou will also need an elastic band and a sheet of paper or thin foam.\rbr\rbrBalancing Arms:\rbrTechnic Brick 1x16 diameter 4.9 = 7\rbrTechnic Brick 1x12 diameter 4.9 = 4\rbrCross Axle 6m = 10\rbrBush for Cross Axle = 22\rbrPlate 2x10 = 1\rbrTechnic Brick 1x8 diameter 4.9 = 1\rbrBrick 4x2 = 3\rbrConnector peg = 4\rbrSmall Elastic Bands and Selotape\rbr\rbr\rbrTensioning system:\rbrTechnic Brick 1x16 diameter 4.9 = 4\rbrConnector peg = 24\rbrConnector peg cross axle = 6\rbrhalf bush = 6\rbrTechnic Brick 1x2 diameter 4.9 = 10\rbrTechnic Brick 1x6 diameter 4.9 = 8\rbrTechnic Brick 1x8 diameter 4.9 = 8\rbrTechnic Brick 1x10 diameter 4.9 = 6\rbrTechnic Brick 1x12 diameter 4.9 = 2\rbrTechnic Brick 1x4 diameter 4.