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I Built a Camera Rig That Drops the Camera 📱 ••• CASETiFY wanted me to test their Ultra I… — @engineezy

Posted Sep 18, 2026 (over two weeks ago)47s537,748 views

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537,748
Likes
7,113
Comments
44
Shares
57
Saves
409
Engagement
1.34%
Duration
47s
Posted
Sep 18, 2026

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@engineezy's TikTok video "I Built a Camera Rig That Drops the Camera 📱 ••• CASETiFY wanted me to test their Ultra Impact cases for the iPhone 18 Pro series, which gave me an idea: what could I film while the camera itself was falling? I designed and 3D printed a release mechanism to drop objects alongside a recording phone. The challenge was releasing everything together while keeping the subject in frame, all while putting the case's drop protection to the test.. When it works, the objects look like they’re floating while the entire workshop moves around them. The phone survived every drop ••• @CASETiFY #ad #Engineering #3DPrinting" has 537,748 views, 7,113 likes, 44 comments, 57 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 1.34% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted over two weeks ago and runs 47 seconds. It has been saved 409 times.

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