DJI Osmo Pocket Wireless Tripod Adapter

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UPDATE 24 Feb 2019: I've upgraded the model to a new version labeled "v2" in response to comments indicating that some users experienced issues with broken "ears". Although I've tested my own Wireless Module over a hundred times without failure, I still wanted to improve it. To do this, I reworked how geometry is created from scratch. What's not immediately apparent is that the Wireless Module isn't actually circular at elevations above its bottom surface. This means you need to align it so the USB connector leads in first, resulting in the charging light facing out towards the front when inserted. You can try rotating the Wireless Module once inserted, but it will resist you, proving not all directions are equal on this device. The new version is slightly beefier and features fillets along its internal corners to reduce strain. A tricky balance must be struck between making "ears" thick enough for strength and thin enough to allow flexibility when passing through the Wireless Module. This improved design should last a good long time, thanks to the aligned insertion knowledge. The DJI Osmo Pocket's Wireless Module has an obvious shortcoming – it lacks a 1/4-20 tripod screw. This problem is now solved. A simple adapter plate allows you to slide the wireless module horizontally in from the front (indicated by the little arrow) and it "pops" into place, held securely even upside down. The challenge was to make the opening wide enough for the wireless module to pass through while being narrow enough to hold it in place. This part is just right. I've printed with both PLA and PETG materials, and it works great. If you own the DJI wireless module, printing this will give you a nice small functional tripod adapter. Check out my other Osmo Pocket accessories: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3361263 Tripod Stand with 90 degree power https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3321058 Stand and Tripod mount https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3402220 Filter Storage