3d gopro mount

Print Settings Printer Brand: Robo 3D Printer Model: R1 ABS + PLA Model Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: .3mm Infill: .25 Notes: I printed this mount vertically with the narrow end facing down, which eliminated the need for supports to print the...

This new version extends the mount out of the way of the print head whilst also providing a stable and ridged platform so the bed movement will not wobble or fatigue the PLA. It also has the advantage with better focal lenghts so the model will be...

customized with 3D Slash!

customized with 3D Slash!

This is a low-profile mount designed for all current GoPro cameras that utilize the three-prong mounting system. This mount can be attached to any printer's 2020 aluminum extrusion using two M3x8 screws and M3 t-slot nuts. ...You also need an M5 nut to...

I've recently designed a customized mount for my trusty GoPro camera using 3D modeling techniques, and I'm eager to hear your thoughts on its performance. ...If you notice any issues or defects with the design, kindly let me know – I truly value your...

Create your own captivating 3D videos using two GoPros and the powerful GoPro Studio software that comes bundled with it. Discover how to craft mesmerizing Free 3D content, also known as cross-viewing, a technique that will leave viewers in awe for...

This mount is to be used with the frame housing only. I designed this to be used on my polar pole. The interaxial length is 68mm. I use the Wifi remote to initiate the recording of the two cameras at the same time. ...The fame in the picture is ...

This mount is exclusively designed for pairing with a frame housing. I conceptualized this specifically for attaching to my polar pole. The interaxial length measures 68mm exactly. I operate my system via the Wifi remote, triggering the...

This mount is to be used with the frame housing only. I designed this to be used on my polar pole. ...The interaxial length is 68mm.</p> <p>I use the Wifi remote to initiate the recording of the two cameras at the same time.</p> <p>The fame in the...

Mount for GoPro

Mount a GoPro.

If you want to mount your gopro or other type of action cam with a gopro mount to your 3D printer frame for some timelapse video, then this is the mount you should choose.There are currently 2 versions, straight version and a round version with 45...

GoPro Headrest Mount

This mount is specifically designed for the Maker Select V2, although it's compatible with other 3D printers as well. It attaches securely to the underside of the printer, creating a stable platform for positioning your GoPro camera at an optimal...

This mount is specifically designed for the Maker Select V2, although it can also accommodate other 3D printing devices. It attaches directly underneath the printer and securely holds a GoPro in place, making it an ideal solution for capturing...

A GoPro mount designed to fit cylindrical surfaces such as booms is available, enabling stable filming from an elevated position. ...This versatile accessory ensures optimal angles and captures stunning shots.

This is a Gopro/camera mount that's stronger then the ones could find. ... There are two versions one with two legs and one with one.

This is a robust GoPro/camera mount that outperforms all others available. ... There are two models, each designed to provide unparalleled stability: one featuring sturdy legs for added support and another boasting a single, reinforced leg for sleeker...

For arms and misc you can refer to Modular Mounting System by HeyVye Print Settings Printer: Eryone Thinker SE Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.16/0.2/0.3 Infill: 50-60% Filament: Eryone PLA Black Notes: 1.2mm walls 0.9mm top/bottom Category: 3D...

Just refer to the Modular mounting system below or any GoPro compatible system. #### Needed Hardware: 2x M4 screws 8mm 2x M4 20mm t-nuts I added two washers because my screws are a bit longer, but they are not needed. ... For arms and misc you...

Step 1: Insert the "pin" in your go pro mounts first Step 2: Put the clamp over your go pro mounts and pin Step 3: Screw the pin into the clamp hole, forcing the "ball" to snap into the pin socket Step 4: Tighten until snug and the go pro doesn't...

Step 1: Insert the "pin" into your go pro mounts first Step 2: Place the clamp over your go pro mounts and pin Step 3: Screw the pin into the clamp hole, forcing the "ball" to snap into the pin socket Step 4: Tighten until snug and the go pro...

If you want to mount your gopro or other type of action cam with a gopro mount to your 3D printer frame for some timelapse video, then this is the mount you should choose. There are currently 2 versions, straight version and a round version with 45...

If you want to mount your gopro or other type of action cam with a gopro mount to your 3D printer frame for some timelapse video, then this is the mount you should choose. There are currently 2 versions, straight version and a round version with 45...

To securely store my GoPro Hero3's USB cable during time lapse photography, I adapted a standard mount downloaded from Thingiverse. By adding a hole for the USB connection, I ensured proper positioning. ...The adjustable extension and blue tack allowed...

This mount is designed to sit snugly between a bed screw and the Y carriage of your rep-rap style 3D printer. No Supports Needed. Print at any resolution you like, with no restrictions on infill percentage. If you're using a heated bed, I...

To solve this problem, I repurposed a standard GoPro Hero3 mount found on Thingiverse and modified it by drilling a hole where the USB connection is located. ...Next, I used an adjustable extension and some blue tack to securely attach it to the front...

Place a 1/4-20 threaded insert directly into the mount. ...This will allow your GoPro to be attached securely to a standard camera tripod.

This mount accommodates any GoPro you want to attach to your printer bed, holding it firmly without damaging the print surface and has been rigorously tested to fit on a Prusa i3 Mk2s with a 3.3mm thick bed. ... I have also designed a camera housing for...