rode mic holder 3d models

This is a quick design I did for the Rode Interview Go microphone that works with Wireless GO II microphones. This quick and easy print gives you a three sided triangle perfect for applying your decal, or a printed plaque. ... Simply slide it over the...

This is an adapter to allow the Rode blimp windscreen to be directly mounted to a tripod without the handle assembly. For the 1/4-20 tripod connection, this uses a 1/4-20 threaded insert: part number 93365A160 from McMaster Carr I printed this...

I acquired several Rode TX-M2 microphones at work, so I decided to leave them on podium mic necks plugged in for a convenient wireless mic setup. However, the bottom sleeve does not allow the USB plug to be inserted without first removing the...

This is a shock mount design for the older Rode Videomic Pro that has the elastic shock mounts. My shock mounts broke, and I found this to be the quickest solution to my problem. -This design is assuming you have the original hot shoe mount. -I...

I broke my Rode Lavalier Go white clip and wanted to get a new one but they're really expensive. I found others but they're meant for thicker microphones. Tried modifying from existing files but failed. So tried using Illustrator and Dimension to...

The Rode go 2 receiver clip has two ridges on it. I designed this so that the 2nd ridge will fit into the slot and hold it in place snugly. It works great on my Insat360 OneX2 and it is invisible. it doesn't show up in the shot at all. It can...

So I decided to buy a Rode VideoMic Micro + a NoName-Metal-Frame, to mount the Microphone onto the GoPro. When watching the first testshots, I noticed the deadcat's fur in the pictures' upper half. The soundquality is awesome, but I had to fix the...

To address this issue, I decided to purchase a Rode VideoMic and a NoName-Metal-Frame to mount the microphone onto my GoPro. Upon reviewing the initial test shots, I noticed that the deadcat's fur was visible in the upper half of each picture. While...

After the shockmount of my RODE VideoMicro broke, I designed a new one that could replace the original Rycote mount. Both PLA and PETG have worked well for me. The original hardware of the coldshoe mount can be used to mount the print. The noise...

I was looking for a custom shock mount specifically designed for my Rode NT USB Mini, but couldn't find one that fit its unique shape. This design works perfectly and allows you to choose between two different heights, depending on your hair tie or...

The Rode PSA1 is a compact boom arm that collapses down to a small size - perfect for fitting into tight spaces. That's exactly what I designed this bracket to do - take advantage of its smallest form factor. If it doesn't fit snugly, you may need...

The original stands by asgeirom were great, but I found that with the VideoMic NTG (arguably the best on-camera mic to stick on your desktop, due to its USB interface) wouldn't quite fit. Initially, I dremelled off a big chunk of the top to make...

Install a screw and connect the Rode Wireless Go to secure an interview mic. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jD2fWbP6QdA

My son broke the ring clamp adapter for his RODE NT-USB mic so I designed a "Print-in-place" replacement.

Remix from RODE Go Interview Handle / Holder by Joecarnine April 09, 2020

... Mic, I designed a custom adapter to attach it to the stand. The circular section fits snugly into the mic holder, while the rectangular part securely clips onto the Go Mic. ...This innovative solution proved to be perfectly effective for our needs.

### RØDE NT-USB Mic Clamp Alternative The RØDE NT-USB mic clamp is notorious for breaking. The existing solutions didn't quite do it for me, and a third-party shock mount as an alternative worked but it got in the way of the dials and 3.5mm jack. It...

... then press everything in place. It is lightweight and the design collapses into itself for storage. More details from the original blog post here: https://projectileobjects.com/2021/08/06/rode-wireless-go-ii-lavalier-mic-cable-protector-3d-print/

I crafted a longer shotgun mic stand to accommodate the Rode Video Micro shotgun microphone, as I constantly found myself capturing the windscreen at the top of the frame during recordings.

M8 rode and nuts for SPANNERHANDS spool holder. ...Its simple, low cost and elegant</p> Category: 3D Printer Accessories

<p>This model was necessary to clear up my desk space, to get stuff off the table.</p><h4><strong>Parts</strong></h4><p>For assembly you will need:</p><p>printed parts</p><p>For parts print the following:</p><p>1 x...

<p>Inspired by this <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4800294">thingiverse model</a>, but one was needed that could contain the TX/RX with the 3rd party silicone covers.&nbsp;</p>

... H1n audio recorder. The holder does NOT work with the original lens (H-FS12032). But if you are interested in such, you can contact me and I will make it for you :) You can also use this holder as a stand for the mic only. ... Have a nice day :)

A replacement mic holder to 3m peltor earprotection or any other similar

Rode NT-USB Mini Microphone

Simple storage box for RODE

I've had great success using a Zoom H1 (available on Amazon) when the field of view is set to Narrow, or a Rode VideoMicro Compact Mic with the GoPro still set to Wide. ...My idea was inspired by this innovative product: Polsen GPMK-22 GoPro Stereo...

A bracket to mount the rode wireless Go radio mic receiver on a camera or cage. This was specifically made to mount on a Smallrig xBrandonLee cage for iphone. It puts the receiver upright with the display facing the operator so you can see audio and...

A simple little clip that allows for the mounting of a Rode Wireless Go or Rode Wireless Go 2 transmitter on the end of (in this case) a Rode NTG4+ shotgun mic. Not useful in all applications but we need a wireless shotgun for something coming up...

I created this mount specifically for 3D printing, designed to securely attach a Rode NTG2 shotgun microphone or a similar mic to a camera cage. ...The design process was handled with Tinkercad, and you can edit it online at...