blue yeti nano mic stand 3d models

These tiny clips secure the wire on my microphone stand, which doubles as a webcam holder. They're also handy for attaching a 3mm wire to the square 10mm stand. ... Printer Settings Printer Brand: Printer: Prusa i3 A8 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution:...

Here's a handy device that allows you to suspend a pair of headphones or a tambourine from your microphone stand. ...It also comes with a feature to hold guitar picks in place.

Here's a cable clip designed specifically for securing XLR cables on microphone stands. ...The design utilizes the capabilities of FreeCAD to create a parametric model that can be easily customized and tailored to suit various needs.

This is a remix of the Aerophone AE-10 holder.My band mate who plays this instrument wanted to have the Aerophone on a microphone stand at standing level so he could play it without having to hold it since he also plays guitar.I also created a notch...

This is a unique stand designed to hold a PS4 microphone in place, with the device printed straight up. It was created using the powerful and free design software, Tinkercad. ...Users can easily edit this 3D model online by visiting...

This is a custom tabletop stand designed specifically for use with a condenser microphone. The one I'm currently using is a lesser-known brand, but yours may not fit perfectly; however, it can be easily resized to accommodate your particular model.

Hinge I made for a floor standing microphone arm with a 3/18 - 16 thread. The threads were created by Dan Kirshner and his "threads.scad" library, which is included here for ease of use. The 'thread test' still file contains only the threads, scaled...

... craftsmanship. Every curve and contour is meticulously rendered, inviting the beholder to explore the depths of this technological marvel. In the hands of a skilled artist, Cycles elevates the Blue Yeti from mere object to breathtaking work of art.

This is a screw plug for a 5/8 inch standard microphone mount, as found on the Blue Yeti microphone. The purpose is to fasten the microphone to a thin mounting surface with a 5/8ths hole cut into it. I designed this for use with...

This is a screw plug for a 5/8 inch standard microphone mount, as found on the Blue Yeti microphone. The purpose is to fasten the microphone to a thin mounting surface with a 5/8ths hole cut into it. ... I designed this for use with...

Yeti is an excellent microphone from Blue, its sole design flaw being the gain adjustment knob's inconvenient placement. To compensate for this oversight, a simple modification can be made to fit a rubber band around the knob, creating a tactile...

This design creates a sturdy assembly for securely suspending your BLUE YETI microphone from a standard desk arm, similar to the NEEWER model. To add stability, you can use .177 bullets on both sides of the middle plate (visible in the images). ...Two...

I printed and assembled a shock mount for my Blue Yeti Microphone from Thingverse. When I tried to attach the mount to my microphone boom I needed to fill in some space. Regular washers were tricky to position so I designed one with an open bottom...

This is a custom adapter that makes it possible to fit the Blue Yeti into a smaller microphone shock mount, specifically this one found on AliExpress: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32970506807.html. To ensure everything stays in place, use...

Replacing a broken outer ring on your kid's Blue Yeti microphone shock mount is a task you can tackle with ease. With a little creativity, you'll have it up and running again in no time! I replaced mine after it broke, and I'm excited to share my...

This is a DIY vibration damper for the popular Blue Yeti USB Microphone series, available on Amazon at https://amzn.to/2uL2TKw. The rubber band used in this project came with the desktop fixation from Eastshining, which can be purchased on Amazon at...

This is a high-fidelity, 3D model of Blue Yeti. The model is highly detailed and suitable for close-up renders due to its high polycount. Hi-poly files (.e3d) are included for compatibility with the Element 3D plugin (version 2.2 or higher). The...

DO NOT use supports on female threads, MUST FINE print threads at an angle where the layers are longest to add strength and infill 100% as it's only plastic, works well though and makes use of a spare snare stand as well as looks cool.

I got myself a Mic stand with shock mount from Amazon (https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B01LW1X43U/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1), and although I could directly mount my Blue snowball ICE Microphone on it, I would lose the shock mount...

This is an accessory designed to enable the use of a Yeti shockmount with the Snowball microphone. To secure the threads to the ring-mount, you will need an M4 screw. I also opted for using M4 torx screws on the ring-mount as I had misplaced the...

For the filter in front of the mic i sliced without the bottom and top layer with 30% rectilinear infill to create this very functional part. My advice is to make the first layer 0.16 height, 0.4 width so it will stick to the plate and the second...

Mic stand guitar pick clip

After carefully removing the trim piece from the dash (a relatively straightforward process), I drilled a hole in the center console to allow the mic to pass through. As a result, the wire is completely concealed once the trim piece is replaced. ...A...

Adapter to mount Sonos ERA100 to a mic stand

This is a short desk stand for the Blue Snowball microphone. I designed this to be able to fit the mic below my monitors. The existing designs I found didn't have any space between the base plate and the mic meaning it wasn't possible to tilt the...

The Blue Snowball leg joint on the stand is not that strong. Designed in Fusion 360, simply print and screw in the new one. ... 30-40% infill with .2 layer height gives plenty of strength using PLA.

With a few GoPro arms, you can use my Yeti pop filter with this mic holder: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4234982. Update 5/3: The step file and 1/4" threaded bottom are now available. This simple microphone holder uses GoPro bolts and cap nuts...

I needed a compact pop filter for my Snowball mic and wasn't willing to shell out $20 for a few dollars' worth of plastic, so I decided to print two mesh holders, attach a thin piece of fabric or mesh between them before assembling the model itself.

Fits over Manhasset music stand. ... Used with the mic holder from thing 2935374, Microphone stand (Fully printable) by Timmyy.

A tabletop mic stand for Shure Mic stand attachment. Print in 5 parts: * Legs (x3). ...I found that printing upright (with raft) looked nicest * Apex * Centre Brace Then glue together with super glue.