DJI Osmo Mobile Arms

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Added a Coin Counter Balance for larger phones. For an iPhone 6s+, with a Lifeproof Nuud case, four quarters wrapped in tape worked perfectly. Recently used Osmo on vacation and it worked great. If anyone knows how to disable the optical stabilization that would be awesome! Updated Version 2 of the arms removes the gap when arms are collapsed. The profile was changed to mimic the originals and allow for clearance in flashlight mode. I cut the support tab off with strong scissors and did no additional cleanup, parts fit great. I purchased an Osmo Mobile for my iPhone 6s+ with a Lifeproof case but it didn't fit. These arms were designed to extend the width by three-eighths of an inch and hold the case. They fit perfectly and allowed for adjustment like they were made for it! However, the phone wouldn't balance. I am working on a clip-on weight to balance the phone with the case. Use these arms for a better grip on a Lifeproof-style case for an iPhone 6+ size device. The phone is held securely with no slipping. I would not use the arms on a phone without some kind of case to prevent scratching. There are two arms, designed with support, ready to print. Score along the dotted line and snap off support. I used an Exacto knife to clean up edges before using. A silicone pad is held on with double-sided tape and lifts off easily. There are four small screws holding on the cover plate. Swap arms out. To keep the arms aligned, install in fully collapsed position. Reinstall the cover plate and screws. I set aside the silicone pad and original arms in a small bag. Print Settings Printer: Dremel Idea Builder Resolution: Standard Infill: 15% Notes: Silver filament is Hatchbox, black is Makerbot. Both printed great.