pop filter for blue yeti 3d models

This is the cheapest smallest easiest shock mount you can make for a blue yeti. All you need to make it is a scissor arm or any standard microphone mount. You must print with supports or the outer ring will not print right. I recommend checking...

Shock mount for the blue yeti microphone. Screws into the microphone like the original stand and uses the same screws, so there's no need to go out and buy any. It has a manfrotto 323 compatible quick release plate built in (optionally), but if you...

This plug fills the gaps left by Blue Yeti microphones when used with other microphone stands or arms.\r\n\r\nI wasn't satisfied with how the Blue Yeti looked when detached from its stand, so I created this plug to cover the screw holes remaining...

When attaching the Blue Yeti microphone to a studio arm, it is necessary to remove its stand. ...However, this exposes two screw holes through which dust and dirt can enter.This model provides screws that can be used to fill these holes and protect the...

... PETG material for this project. ...It will demand a flexible component, such as rubber or silicone, along with some screws and an identical type of attachment screw that is specifically designed to secure Yeti speakers directly to a microphone stand.

I've had issues with my old Yeti freezing up, and it seemed the problem was a worn-out connector. The store where I bought it said this is a pretty common issue with that model... To make sure this doesn't happen to my new Yeti, I made a cable...

For my setup, there was only a slight friction fit required, so no fasteners were necessary. You can check out more of my projects on YouTube at: http://www.youtube.com/c/MrCrankyfaceProjects. ...Visit me on other platforms at: Instagram:...

To prevent similar problems with my new Yeti, I designed a cable holder/wiggle protector. It should keep the connector stable in its socket, avoiding a poor fit over time. The old connection had a slight friction-fit, so no fasteners were...

... ...I needed a mount for my microphone to keep it off the desk and there just wasn't anything out there. ... Print Settings: Printer Brand: FlashForge Printer: FlashForge Creator Pro Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: .2 Infill: 30%

The TERTIAL stand by Ikea is designed for use with this 3D model.\nThe holes are deliberately large to accommodate M5 bolts, while the smaller ones fit snugly around M3 screws.\nSome users have reported issues due to tiny parts. ...Make sure your import...

To solve the problem, I swiftly switched to Fusion 360 and designed a support for it using a screw that perfectly fits the existing thread on the mic. Although not flawless, the makeshift solution works flawlessly. I then printed the support on my...

Here's a 3D model designed by Gabriel Teran specifically for Yeti Cycles, intended to give athletes an edge in racing and other high-intensity sports. To stay up-to-date on our latest creations, follow us at https://www.instagram.com/gabocoramdeo.

3D Model Blue Yeti Nano

Blue Yeti microphone for render. ...Hi-poly model with some subdivision modificators.

Blue Yeti Mic Stand Spacer Lost the spacer to my Blue Yeti microphone and designed this replacement spacer.

Looking for a more compact stand for your Blue Yeti? You've found it! This stand lowers the height of the microphone by 2.5" (63.5mm).I use these rubber feet to keep it from slipping around: https://amzn.to/3WehRXRRather just buy one? ...Get it here:...

... the indicator light remains concealed, yet allows seamless muting and unmuting of the device at will. Designed to mirror the volume dial's dimensions precisely, this accessory blends seamlessly into the Blue Yeti's design for an understated look.

Looking for a replacement stand for your Blue Yeti? You've found it! This stand is meant to function and look similarly to the original stand that came with the microphone. There are marks on the bottom for the rubber feet, it is meant to use these:...

This has a blue yeti microphone on a boom arm and has a pop filter.

Mounting Solution for Blue Yeti Microphone A sleek and discreet mounting system is now available for the popular Blue Yeti microphone, allowing users to position it vertically with ease. This innovative design ensures optimal sound quality while...

This is a set of replacement hardware for the Blue Yeti microphone. They use two bolts to make thumbscrews. You'll need Two M6x1 16mm bolts. If you'd rather buy them they are available here:...

Looking for a more compact stand for your Blue Yeti? You've found it! This stand lowers the height of the microphone by 2.5" (63.5mm). ... I use these rubber feet to keep it from slipping around: https://amzn.to/3cMnkfF

This is a slip on cover for the Blue Yeti's mute button. It will keep the light from shining, but still allow you to mute and unmute the device. ...It is meant to look similar in size to the volume dial for aesthetic purposes

small attachment upgrade for the pop filter connection on the ZingYou ZY-007, this will work on any other pop filter that has a similar method of attaching.

This is a shock mount I designed for my Blue Yeti microphone. It requires 1/8" bungee cord for assembly, approximately 1-2M if you want to be safe. Using dabs of hot glue when assembling the arms to the clamps would help with assembly. NO EXTRA...

This is a straightforward noise barrier crafted specifically for a Blue Yeti microphone. When recording my podcast, I observed that my mic would also pick up my co-host's voice from across the table. ...To minimize this issue, I designed a simple noise...

Strong enough to hold up the Yeti Blue microphone! To ensure maximum durability, use at least 85% infill on parts nearest the desk connector and supports are highly recommended. I originally used 24% infill PLA and one of the threaded rods broke,...

This updated design also allows for the Yeti to be easily mounted on a floor stand without obstructing the bottom thread, giving you more flexibility with your setup. ... Printed using my Prusa mk3s 3D printer and standard PLA material, I set the...

This is a headphone stand which attaches to the base of a Blue Yeti Nano microphone. Some notes for how I was able to print it:Base piece: Print hole side down and add tree supports only on the overhanging "U" pieceTop piece: put flat on print bed...

I envisioned using my Blue Yeti as a desk mic, but with tight space constraints, it had to fit snugly between my monitors and keyboard without taking up valuable real estate. To visualize this setup, I turned to 123D Design for modeling. Print...