blue yeti cord 3d models

... the original design, which served as a solid foundation for my modifications. As it stands, most Blue Yeti shock mounts look unappealing and poorly constructed, whereas Simpo's design is both visually appealing and exceptionally functional.

This is a highly detailed model of a Blue Yeti Microphone (Blackout Edition) that accurately replicates its actual dimensions. The model boasts meticulous craftsmanship, including precision-cut mounting holes and plug jacks carefully replicated in...

Yeti! Standing tall at exactly 55mm with its sturdy base firmly in place. Sculpted with precision and finesse using Zbrush's powerful tools, rendered to perfection in Keyshot's advanced rendering engine, and brought to life on an Anycubic Photon...

The metal stand that comes with the Blue Yeti mic is too heavy for a 2-segment wooden extension arm I built, so I created this mount/yoke in FreeCad to make a lighter mount that I could bolt to just about anything. There are 2 variants: - The...

It's well-known that the Blue Yeti uses a 5/8 inch "microphone stand thread" screw on the bottom for attachment to a shock mount, but I found limited information online and had to rely on trial and error. From what I can gather, this screw requires...

High Poly model of Blue Yeti Podcast Microphone. Detailed enough to capture close-up shots. Compatible with Autodesk Maya & VideoCopilot's Element 3D V2.2. Inside the package: * An .mb file for Autodesk Maya * An E3d file * Two ** .obj** files, one...

These are a couple of mounting stands for a Blue Yeti USB microphone. There's a hole at the base to accept and hold the head of a 1/4-20 bolt for mounting to almost anything. A 1/4-20 wingnut or brass knurled nut makes it easy to tighten by hand. ...

Here is the output: I designed an adapter that makes it possible to attach the Yeti to the Snowball ring mount's frame.\nA bracket was added for attaching a pop filter.

its a pog thing

Parts list: - 1x HolderRing - 2x LeftLoopHolder - 2x RightLoopHolder - 2x BodyMount - 4x M4 nut - 4x M4 10mm hex bolts (6.9mm head diameter) - ~50cm elastic cord (I used 3mm thick) - [optional] Clip is designed to snap onto the arm and to hold a...

I had to pierce a hole in my desk to mount the stand; and wanted to make a small cover to hide the wood.

I designed this model because I recognized that the clamp provided with most pop filters falls short and significantly adds weight to the mic-stand. I decided to create something better. Let me know if you think I succeeded and what could be...

The Original Stand was too high and Heavy. I modify the Mini USB connector slightly to fit at an angle. ...:-P I have printed the Stand in two pieces and glued them together.

However, I must point out that there is no original text to spin. ...Please provide the text you would like me to rewrite.

<p>The Original Stand was too high and Heavy. I modify the Mini USB connector slightly to fit at an angle. ...:-P</p> <p>I have printed the Stand in two pieces and glued them together.</p> <h3> Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer:</strong></p>...

The original stand was indeed a bit too lofty and cumbersome, prompting me to make some adjustments to the mini USB connector, angling it for a better fit. ...To achieve this, I decided to print the stand in two separate pieces and then carefully bond...

A project I undertook when the Covid-19 pandemic hit us and with the move to work from home, I needed a good microphone setup for all the Zoom and Teams meetings I was constantly attending. At the time shockmounts were in demand and supply was...

I was fed up with the goose-neck mount for my pop shield constantly needing to be adjusted every time I repositioned my microphone, so I decided to print a simple ring that would hold it firmly in place on the microphone. ...This added bonus gives me...

I had to pierce a hole in my desk to mount the stand; and wanted to make a small cover to hide the wood.

The original recommended ABS be used. I print in PLA so I thickened the mount and widened the holes. It's been hanging for about a week with no issues so I'd say it's strong enough but obviously watch/inspect it. Two stantions and clamps are...

Designed up this dealer button to use in home games or have just as something laying around for any poker fan. It was inspired by a dealer button in Pokerstars VR. Printing: Ring - Infil to add weight, supports needed for spade inset. Letter...

Remix for the desk attachment from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2805985 Rotated by 90 degrees to attach to desk in different orientation.

You will require a m2 nut and screw to use for the set screw. ...The ball will take a somewhat significant amount of force to go onto the ball, but should swivel relatively easily once properly installed.

Remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2806301. Added a channel to the headphone socket for right-angled headphone cables for the monitor. ...

You'll need an angled Micro-USB cable. ...For example something like this.

A remix of PETGore's pop filter. My pop filter ring is divided in two, with the filter going between them, and being held in place without extra clips. ...Made this because the cloth I use for my pop filter is a piece of an old sock, not rigid in...

Design video- https://youtu.be/mNXprBbl8hk This is a nut sleeve that slides over the mic boom peg and screws onto the mic thread, screw this all the way down and then spin your mic onto the thread, now when you bottom your mic on the thread turn it...

Printed like this:PETG100% infillNo support

This is a wall mount for IKEA SKADIS panel compatible with universal hook of the skadis collection : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2853261

A pop filter is a must have for any microphone. I wanted one not just to be functional but to also look nice and be completely 3D printable. For the filter in front of the mic i sliced without the bottom and top layer with 30% rectilinear infill...