picatinny phone mount 3d models

Summary Picatinny Flashlight Mount - it works flawlessly with this gem - https://www.amazon.de/dp/B07282CFL9/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_W3ajAb0254Y6F It fits seamlessly with all flashlights Ø23,40mm +0,5 Mount secured by a M4 hex nut and a M4x30mm screw...

A 25mm Picatinny mount enables attachment of a scope, bullet camera or infrared light source to a gun. To ensure a snug fit, sand the mount slightly smaller than the rail and cut its mounting ring parallel to the barrel. Fasten with 2x2mm screws or...

Simple Picatinny Rail charm mount. Used between the lugs on your rail for a bit of a cleaner look. Print the Hole side, and the Locking side. I modeled the holes for M3 screws, but I had a bit of trouble and using a M2.5 seems to fit a bit...

I could not find a picatinny flashlight mount that I liked here so I designed my own based on a few designs combined. This was designed for use with m3 hardware and you will need various length of bolts and 6 m3/equivalent or smaller nuts. It...

Flashlight Mount for Picatinny Rail system. &nbsp;Created specifically for Hatsan Flash QE PCP Air Rifle, but may work with others.</p><p>The specific flashlight is LED, rechargeable, and can be purchased on Amazon for about $13 at this <a...

Picatinny style mount for flashlights with a 20mm (~ .79") body, securely fastened with a single 5mm bolt featuring a nylock nut for reliable attachment to the rail. Printer Details: Printer Brand: Printrbot Printer Model: Printrbot Plus Print...

Ergonomic Flashlight Holder - Compatible with Most Tactical Rails This compact flashlight mount is designed to fit seamlessly onto any standard Picatinny rail, providing a secure and adjustable platform for your light source. Crafted from...

I created this picatinny rail mount for my SiOnyx Aurora to be mounted securely on my airsoft rifles. It raises the camera by 15mm, a significant increase of 0.6 inches. A notch at the rear of the mount allows you to easily operate the view finder...

The GoPro Picatinny Airsoft Mount is printable on most printers, even right off the hot plate. To assemble, you'll need 4-40 1.25" screws (x2), 4-40 nuts (x2), a GoPro acorn nut, and a GoPro hand screw. Print the two parts with at least 5% fill for...

If printed in the orientation shown in the blue 3D picture, I don't think it will be strong enough to handle the flexing while mounting and unmounting the flashlight in the holder. Also, no supports will be necessary. 4 perimeters 15% Gyroid...

It works as it is now, but I'm not fully satisfied * Yet another picatinny to flashlight mount! </h3> <p>I tried to make it low profile, not too protruding or thick.</p> * **Ring diameter: 28mm **, with about ** + / - 2mm ** adjustement. It fits...

To mount it, I just drilled two holes in the forearm and then put a Magpul MOE picatinny rail on it. You could easily print a picatinny rail and use that, but I had several Magpul rails lying around unused. This is basically a remix of mechpilotz'...

I couldn't find a picatinny flashlight mount that I liked here, so I designed my own based on several designs combined. This was designed for use with m3 hardware, and you'll need various lengths of bolts and 6 m3 or smaller nuts. It should print...

Designed specifically for precision and ease, this Picatinny tripod mount perfectly complements your air powered rifle or gun, providing rock-solid stability with its rugged 1/4 screw system. To take full advantage of this ingenious device, you will...

It attaches to the picatinny rail system, fitting neatly under my scope, which is great because that's all the rail space I have. I'll upload some photos when I finish it. ... It was specifically designed for a rechargeable flashlight you can find on...

This is a canted picatinny mount. It is designed to be printed on one of the sids so that is doesn't need any supports. It uses M5 bolts and you screw them straight into the plastic creating a friction fit self threading system. This seemed very...

Attach a 20mm body flashlight to common 1913 Picatinny rails via a sturdy 4mm bolt and nylock nut for secure fastening.

That's when I had the idea to use Picatinny rails, which are my go-to choice for modular mounting systems. They're standard, reliable, and offer a high level of precision. Engineers love standards, after all! In this case, I designed a...

... ...The goal is to create a scope mount compatible with picatinny rail mounts. The inside diameter of the mount is approximately 28-29mm, depending on how much the ABS material shrinks during printing. I haven't printed the design yet, but that's okay.

Required: * 4 M3 button screws at 8 or 10 mm length * 4 M3 nuts * 1 M4 screw and nut combo, or picatinny mount screw and nuts UPDATE: Through printing experience, I've learned that 3-4 perimeters are necessary for a smooth finish on lettering,...

You'll need two 4x30mm screws and matching nuts to attach the laser mount to your picatinny rail. This was originally based on https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:641947 for the mount and lamp design. ... The momentary switch mount was designed to press...

... a 32mm ID that fits over BASR (Bolt Action Spring Rifle) bull barrels, like the Action Army T-10. ...Equipped with Picatinny rails at 0 and 90 degrees, users can attach forward-facing scope cameras and rear-facing GoPros for enhanced performance.

... ...It may possibly accommodate 29mm lights but I do not suggest it. Uses one M5 bolt/nut and two M3 bolts. Recommend nylock nuts for all three. This design correctly conforms to standard Picatinny rails and is intended to a functionally strong piece.

... lumen flashlight (a Surefire replica). Check out its features at http://www.coleman.com/product/high-power-aluminum-led-flashlight/2000009515?contextCategory=1110#.UhPkoZwmWSo. The Picatinny rail has a scale factor to adjust for the ABS shrinkage.

... ...The thumb comes into position exactly on the flashlight's button.\r\n\r\nRequired screws :\r\n\r\n - 4 x M4x10mm crosshead screws;\r\n - 1 x M5x25mm (or M5x30mm used with the "Picatinny Flashlight 25_vis.stl" file) hex head screw;\r\n - 1 x M5 nut;

I'm designing a custom 21mm Picatinny adapter specifically for the Oculus Sensor, making it effortless to aim the sensor with precision when relocating between different areas. The Desk Scene mode can also be used for camera aiming, although it...

I designed this to secure a picatinny holster onto my dash. This model was created using Tinkercad. You can edit it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/02qEjXELAoo. Print Options: Rafts: Not required. Supports: None needed. Resolution:...

... Place the screws through the holes and attach the accessory at the end of the bracket. Add the acorn nut and GoPro. (hint: the accessory must face the same direction as the teardrop holes on the bracket) Tighten all carefully on the picatinny rail.

... the screws through the holes and attach the accessory at the end of the bracket. Add the acorn nut and GoPro. (hint: the accessory must face the same direction as the teardrop holes on the bracket) Tighten all carefully on the picatinny rail.

I utilized an existing GoPro mount found online and modified its placement to enable mounting the camera on the side rails, rather than securing it at the top.