3 to 3 gopro arm 10cm

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Here are the parts you will need to 3D print for the GPROS Tripod System: You will get a custom version of thing http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:62800 using the Customizer, at this address:http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=62800 Parts Needed for 3D Printing Using these settings: • GP rope protruding length: 0.5 inches • Length of rod nut OD (Outside Diameter): 8.05 inches • Length of bar screw head D: 6.2 inches • Number of secondary rods needed for triple set up: 3 • Thread size on end of rod (D) nut in diameter, rounded to hundredths place as requested: 6.01 • Degree angle on captive rods, which should match that from rod at this height angle and should not be 90 or higher else capture point will need further modification, otherwise no special considerations necessary with respect only its direction of movement towards positive: 45 • Nominal internal diameter of a captive rod or wire which passes into endcap without damaging outer case wall - may have some variation depending what size your rod was ordered up to date so be prepared ahead time if ordering different diameters than usual go check again those specs because they vary slightly over production run: 3.8 • Overall length in inches (Ext len): 100 • Bar screw diameter D which must fit perfectly with end cap for both left and right ends respectively but since these values already specified just follow whatever is assigned: 3 inches • Length or height in millimeters, including part on opposite side to keep from collapsing into original case due excessive compression from other sources when handling this item outside factory premises, measured across middle plane of flat part parallel ground level thus forming true vertical reference axis only within confines itself therefore avoid any unnecessary movements that might cause potential damage down line later if improperly applied incorrectly elsewhere outside intended use as defined: 3.2 • Space or gap size (Gap), including room needed around end nut at either end also accounts for small variations during assembly procedure typically requiring tiny touch up afterwards however, this value represents the exact dimensions taken during initial measurement session therefore should be identical when checking later so don't confuse with values used simply for rough estimations during first draft phases still under review hence will get corrected here now while writing new response entirely today itself okay moving further now!