Handy project from Jeremy Cook on Hackster.io:

Articulated camera arm fastens down to a 2×4, and allows you to position your camera in “infinite” positions. Nominally cut with a laser cutter and 3D-printed. Could also be made manually, or with just a laser cutter or 3D printer by itself… Though using a printer would take a looonng time.

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