Spider Shock-Mount U87 Neumann type EA-1 (lookslike)

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<b>Professional Elastic ShockMount for Microphones.</b>The elastic string you see in the picture can be purchased anywhere they are selling sewing material.As well as you can spend more money to buy the typical gray one.<b>PAY ATTENTION:</b>the classical gray one doesn't last very long. Within 3-5 years it loses its elasticity.While the cheaper one you can buy in any sewing shop, lasts a lot longer.It's up to you. The money are yours.Externally Purchasable Parts:<b>O-Ring in the Inner Assembly</b><i>Supplier:</i> McMaster-Carr Components<i>Code:</i> 9262K744<i>Name:</i> 9262K744_Oil-Resistant Buna-N O-Ring<b>Rubber Washer</b>Any rubber washer in the measure of the STL/STEP file<b>Reference Pin (Spring PIn)</b><i>Supplier:</i> McMaster-Carr Components<i>Code:</i> 91612A207<i>Name:</i> 91612A207_Coiled Spring Pins<b>ThumbKnob Threaded Rod</b><i>Supplier:</i> McMaster-Carr Components<i>Code:</i> 1078N132<i>Name:</i> 1078N132_Class 10.9 High-Strength Steel Threaded RodThe plastic knob should be 3D Printed.The thread is screwed in it, and it's glued with Epoxy.<b>Materials</b>You can print it in Nylon as well as simple plastic.I do suggest CNC but it's up to you.<b>Microphone fastening ring</b>I will add several fastening rings time-by-tyme. Indeed this shock-mount can be used for U87 as well as for many other Mics.However each mic family has its own fastening.I will add them here once they are readyThere are 2 adapters:One for U87The other one for generic microphone bodyVideo here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/audio-tools-3d-1-102074746