pop filter on blue yeti 3d models

This innovative design was created as a superior method of attaching a low-cost, generic pop filter to an inexpensive plastic shock mount for a microphone. It may also work with a metal one, but might demand some advanced engineering techniques...

This clip-on pop filter attaches to a Superlux E205UMKII-style microphone but fits any mic with a 50mm- or 45mm-diameter tube body. After assembling and cleaning both parts, wrap a piece of cloth around one part and secure it with the top piece. For...

This is a clip on pop filter for a microphone based on a Superlux E205UMKII type, however due to its clip-on design, it will fit any microphone with a tubular body and a diameter of 50 mm / - 5 mm. After printing and cleaning both parts, just use a...

This part is for attaching a pop filter to the YatiX stand. It is not known if it can be used for Yeti. Created to attach ELECOM HS-PG15BK to YatiX. ... *This translation is using DeepL.

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...

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...

This is a simple gadget to attach any Blue Snowball (or other) microphone to a standard "lamp arm" and it also includes a built-in pop filter. The bird, however, is not included. You'll need to glue Arm_long.stl and ring_center.stl together. I've...

Solidworks 3D model of my Blue Yeti USB Mic

Remixed the original screw to fit the Blue Yeti X.

Solidworks 3D model of my Blue Yeti USB Mic

I didn't like how the PLA warps when installing the screws on the kirkendsley's Blue Yeti low profile stand so I added a spacer

Support pour fixer un microphone Blue yeti sur un bras universel.Support for attaching a Blue yeti microphone to a universal arm.

This is a clip-on pop filter for the Rode NT-USB Mini microphone. It consists of 2 parts. ... Assembly: - print the parts - use double-sided tape to fix the filter onto the inner frame - put the outer frame over it and fix the parts with some hot glue...

I designed this after realizing I could not buy arm mount for my blue yeti nano. This can be printed directly on the bed. I made the hole in the back fit my arm mount directly and was able to just thread it in. Ill probably add some indents to make...

You can use this to mount a Blue Yeti mic on an Ikea Skadis pegboard.I followed the idea in Ikea Skadis Camera Mount and used 100% infill for the protruding parts.

a 3/8th Female to 5/8th male thread converter for Microphone Boom. ... Tested fit on Blue Yeti only. ... Includes Both STL file and 3MF I used the 3MF to print

Simple Spacer to bring the Blue Yeti higher and closer to your mouth when using the regular base stand.

This is a dust cap for the popular Blue Yeti microphone. I've included the OpenScad, but I didn't clean up the code, so it will have lots of spaces. It just sits on your mic. to keep it clean when not in use. ...

This is a generic shock mount for the Blue Yeti Microphone intended to be used on some sort of boom arm. It uses hardware that you can get from your local hardware store (Bunnings in Australia). ...I had lost the screws that came with the microphone and...

Quick Mount for Blue Yeti Microphone Allows Easy Attachment to VIVO Monitor Stand Easily attaching the Blue Yeti microphone to your VIVO monitor stand has never been faster with this quick mount solution. Designed specifically for 35mm diameter...

The Blue Yeti's inner washer/bushing assembly houses within a sturdy base that also cradles the microphone's included stand.

The Blue Yeti microphone boasts a sleek and modern design crafted from basic geometric forms that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing to the eye.

I needed a small unobtrusive handle to make it easier to adjust my microphone while mounted on the arm, this very basic handle uses the existing mounting hardware for the side of the Blue Yeti and can be placed either on top of the washer like the...

This is a 5/8" Male to 3/8" Female adapter that is intended to be used with a Blue Yeti Microphone. ...I made this adapter for my Blue Yeti so that I could use it with my old mic arm.

I lost the stock stand for my Blue Yeti USB microphone, so I designed this stand with a slot for the oval extrusion on the bottom of the microphone to fit into. There is a slot for the USB cable to fit into, but I did not design a similar slot for...

I purchased a microphone without a pop filter, prompting me to take matters into my own hands and build one from scratch. To construct it, you will require: -10 short M3 screws -tightly woven fabric or other material for use between two 3D printed...

My brother had a basic table lamp style holder for his Blue Yeti, but the metal clips that secured the microphone eventually gave way under pressure. ...This replacement clip is designed to take its place.

Basic top cover with webcam mount for a Blue Yeti microphone complete with thumb handle for easier moving. ...Designed to be used with a boom arm and webcam with a tripod mounting thread.</p>

You can find it on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/CAMVATE-Female-Threaded-Adapter-Micphone/dp/B014XH3AKM/ref=sr_1_4?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1538215837&sr=1-4&keywords=blue+yeti+adapter. The adapter nut goes into the outer ring. You may...

A quick mount for the Blue Yeti microphone so it can attach to a VIVO monitor stand. Designed for a ~35mm diameter monitor stand. .step and .f3d files included. Print instructionsCategory: Office Summary A quick mount for the Blue Yeti microphone so...