mic stands for blue snowball 3d models

This is a mounting bracket for the Black Ice Snowball to attach to the HP Z24i. You just unscrew the original tripod and screw this on. ... The mic hangs upsidedown from the bottom of the monitor.

A Small Adapter Bracket for Attaching a Blue Snowball to a Swing Arm Lamp. Comparable to This One on Amazon. The bracket's peg is intentionally oversized, enabling the microphone to create its own threads. A small bump is incorporated on one side to...

X34 mic mount

I wanted a smaller and shorter mic stand than all the ones out there, so after a couple of tries, I came up with this one. It's quite stable and the little curve holds up to the mic's weight very well. ...

Hey guy today I bring you a super simple yet really effective adapter for the SnowBall mic. I printed it with an infill of 50%. Subscribe to MrJefferson105. Print Settings are as follows: Printer Brand is Prusa, and specifically I used my Prusa Steel...

Pop filter which connects to a Blue Microphone.Add a couple layers of thin fabric will do a decent job of blocking your puffs of air.One of the securing rings has space for a 6mm inner diameter spring to help press it against the outer ring.Mounting...

A shorter name for the small, blue spherical microphone is often referred to as a softball, but I am not your mom.

ad895 had made the design for the original nice all metal Snowball stand. I wasn't as lucky when I bought mine, and got the other cheap, partly plastic, stand. The mount needed some changes as the stands have different diameters.The downscaled...

Ad895 had initially created a solid metal stand for the original Snowball, but unfortunately, I ended up with the cheaper, partly plastic alternative when I purchased mine. The mount required some modifications because the stands have varying...

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 short...

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. ...

Looking for a more compact stand for your Blue Snowball? You've found it! This stand lowers the height of the microphone by 4.5" (115mm). Rubber non-slip feet allow for a stable platform. This stand does require these rubber bumpers. 10mm x 4mm...

We have a collection of GoPro cameras at our disposal and occasionally we need to utilize standard tripods or microphone stands to securely place them. This device is designed as a receptacle clip and features both the standard 1/4" - 20 UNC and 3/8"...

I designed a basic shock absorber for my Blue Snowball. To make it, you'll need: 2 inner ring pieces, 2 outer ring pieces, superglue, and at least 8 hair bobbles. First, thread the bobbles through each loop and attach them to adjacent pins. The...

So, here's my collection of ultra-simple stands for the Blue Snowball microphone. There's a super compact one that could be useful for gaming or displaying on a shelf. Next up is a "tall" model that I designed to sit at mouth level on my desk. ...Part...

I tightened the assembly for holding my microphone's legs to the stand too much, causing it to crack around the screw hole. This made the lower part of the stand loose, so it would spin whenever I picked up the mic. I designed a new part based on...

I designed a versatile adapter that enables me to connect my Blue Snowball microphone directly to my smartphone tripod, allowing for seamless recording on-the-go.

I'm looking for a straightforward replacement for my worn-out blue snowball mount that snapped when I clumsily let it fall, requiring a simple new stand that can be installed without any adjustments.

I built this pop filter using my Blue Snowball mic as the foundation. ...I bonded parts one and two together with super glue, then slipped a knee-high stocking over the ring, trimming the excess fabric with ease before securing it tightly at the base...

This is my single part Pop Filter for my Blue Snowball Microphone. The pop filter can be installed easily between the tripod and the microphone bowl due to the 16mm hole. Stretch tights around the ring and press a 5mm soft rubber (or elastic band or...

A sleek device designed to secure a blue snowball microphone in place.

This is my trusty Pop Filter, designed specifically for my Blue Snowball Microphone. Installing it is a breeze - simply place the 16mm hole between the tripod and the microphone bowl. To secure it in place, stretch some tights around the ring and...

What you Need For this Mount * Blue Snowball or Snowball iCE Microphone * Blue Snowball or Snowball iCE Microphone stand * Two (2) Prints of the Outer Rings * Two (2) Prints of the Inner Rings * One (1) Print of the Base Mount w/ Clip (See Notes) *...

A simple, easy to print, desk mounted holder for the Blue Snowball microphone! You will need 3 screws with a maximum thread diameter of 3.5 to 4mm. Print instructionsSimply print flat on the bed with the wide mouth facing upwards, no supports needed....

I'm excited to remix my original blue snowball mount into two new sizes: small and large. To make it even more versatile, I've added adjustable height options. ... To ensure a secure fit, you'll need 6 M4x8 screws for the height adjustment mechanism.

A clamp and screw created to hold your blue snowball microphone. ...Prints in three different pieces designed to require no glue, all pieces should fit together snugly.

Specifically, I was looking for designs that fit perfectly with the Auray PFSS-55 Pop Filter with Gooseneck, which can be found at B&H Photo (link below). ... Auray PFSS-55 Pop Filter from B&H...

This is a pop-filter for the "Blue Snowball" microphone. Simply insert a piece of pantyhose between the two parts, click them together and you're done. The filter attaches to the shaft of the microphone as a clip. This is my first upload to...

... ...This ingenious solution was designed specifically for generic microphone arms and pop screens sourced from Amazon, which often come with 10 mm diameter mounts. To secure the bracket firmly, I employed two 8-32 x 1.00 screws and corresponding nuts.

To assemble this mount, you will first need to design or acquire a method for attaching it to a stand or tripod. Lower holes have been provided for this purpose. Print only the necessary parts, as a single outer ring is required. The included...