
OpenStructures joint for microphone stand
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This is a set of 3 disks that can be screwed together using 5mm bolts to form a joint for a microphone stand. I made one with a 30-degree angle, but the code can easily be changed. The holes are positioned based on the OS Grid (http://openstructures.net/pages/9#deel2a). A Scad file has all three parts aligned as they fit together when assembled. Three different STL and X3G files were printed, one for each disk. I'd like to know if there's a standard way to do this. It's not super heavy-duty, but it easily holds a microphone on a 1-meter rod. Instructions: Here is a script that generates three disks that form a customizable joint. Check out the Complete version if you want to customize. A piece of code at the bottom is currently disabled, creating holes for six-sided bolt-heads so it won't turn when wingnuts are fastened but hasn't been tested yet. I'm still learning about 3D printing, and I was concerned about overhang. Any comments would be appreciated...
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