blue yeti nano mic stand 3d models

Blue Yeti Mic Stand Spacer Lost the spacer to my Blue Yeti microphone and designed this replacement spacer.

Just a stand I threw together for my Blue Yeti mic. ... It assumes you are not using a 90 degree cable, if you are there are better options.

This works with the Blue Yeti USB mic that measures approx 70mm OD at the side mounting screws. [The exact mic I have came with an arm for edge-of-desk mounting.](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B078MHS3SC/) You'll need to print 2 of the spacers...

... by 2" (52mm). You will need a 90 degree cable with to use this stand. Down angle: https://amzn.to/3hXy9hK Audio: https://amzn.to/3bmDQEj Rather buy it? get one here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/938738221/blue-yeti-nano-low-profile-stand

Solidworks 3D model of my Blue Yeti USB Mic

... ...The original STL was hollowed out for straightforward slicing and printing. Black is probably the best color to print it with but I think using any color that will stand out is better so you'll never forget to remove the cover before using the mic.

I designed this after realizing I could not buy arm mount for my blue yeti nano. This can be printed directly on the bed. I made the hole in the back fit my arm mount directly and was able to just thread it in. Ill probably add some indents to...

Strong enough to hold up the Yeti Blue microphone! Make sure you use at least 85% infill on parts nearest the desk connector and use supports. I originally used 24% infill PLA and one of the threaded rods broke. 85% held up great! The desk...

3D Model Blue Yeti Nano

This is a suspension mount for the Blue Yeti Nano. It allows it to be adapted into some anti vibration arm mounts. The screws and rubber grommets from the original stand fit perfectly into the main holder. The mic sits slightly high, but all buttons...

My yeti mic is on a rode arm. So, the stock stand is just sitting there doing nothing. I was able to place the small 50M filament on there, however the larger 1kg filament wouldn't fit unless i created something for it. Well.. here it is. ... If you...

... to my mic. ...Designs were created for the Blue Yeti mic and the Auray PFSS-55 Pop Filter with Gooseneck (link below). ... **Auray PFSS-55 Pop Filter from B&H** https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/923913-REG/auray_pfss_55_single_screen_pop.html

I lost the stock stand for my Blue Yeti USB microphone, so I designed this stand with a slot for the oval extrusion on the bottom of the microphone to fit into. There is a slot for the USB cable to fit into, but I did not design a similar slot for...

A quick solution for keeping your Blue Yeti mic grill clean, dust-free, and protected from damage. Black or White PLA recommended depending on your model. (It also doubles as a cup if you want) Diameter is 69mm (I initially tried 67mm and didn't...

The stand in the photo is the 100mm version, but I also include a 75mm version that is a bit smaller. That should fit with the cord.</p><p>The knob use a normal M6 Hex screw bolt 20mm. ...Normal 6 sided head (bolt head).</p>

... are needed. I used some 3-4mm thick bungie. Note: The handled design is untested I used this adjustable mic arm but it should work for any similar mic arms If you'd like to support me please check out my filament wishlist here or Paypal here

... are needed. I used some 3-4mm thick bungie. Note: The handled design is untested I used this adjustable mic arm but it should work for any similar mic arms If you'd like to support me please check out my filament wishlist here or Paypal here

It shortens the height of the microphone by removing the various metal adapters, and allows the microphone to be tilted. It reuses the thumbscrews that come with your Blue Yeti Nano's desk stand, and it works with an InnoGear Microphone Arm, which...

The metal stand that comes with the Blue Yeti mic is too heavy for a 2-segment wooden extension arm I built, so I created this mount/yoke in FreeCad to make a lighter mount that I could bolt to just about anything. There are 2 variants: - The short...

This is a microphone retention cap for the Blue Yeti Nano. It is designed to work with a 19mm barrel adapter that came with my microphone stand. ...Should work fine with any adapter down to 13mm.

These are a couple of mounting stands for a Blue Yeti USB microphone. There's a hole at the base to accept and hold the head of a 1/4-20 bolt for mounting to almost anything. A 1/4-20 wingnut or brass knurled nut makes it easy to tighten by hand. ...

Designed a USB guard for the Blue Yeti Nano as the cable can be easily dislodged resulting in loss of connection. ...Secured with the boom or tripod connection

This is a replacement part for the Blue Snowball mic stand. The legs have a lot of pressure on the factory plastic part and is prone to breaking. Simply print with about 35 - 40% infill, no supports are needed. V4 sits lower. ... Fusion 360 archive...

Blue Yeti Nano mount for Ikea Tertial You need longer M3 screws for mount this to Ikea tertial. ... I used M3 x 10mm and it seems to be fine with washers.

We got a Blue Yeti-Nano for video conferencing, gaming, Etc. It has great sound, avoids a lot of ambient noise and everyone appreciates the clear audio. It has exactly one “flaw” which is that is uses a micro USB cable to connect the microphone to...

To hold your Yeti Nano on the wall. You might want to increase the size of the screwholes, but they worked out for me. ...Also in case you want hang some cabe beneath the holder (mouse cable for example), i made this thingy beneath the holder.

I saw people using plates with rubber bands, but thought I could make a more elegant and durable solution so I designed a simple plate that is about 4.9"/12.4cm in diameter (it fits the Yeti Nano well and I think it would work for the regular Yeti...

Design video- https://youtu.be/mNXprBbl8hk This is a nut sleeve that slides over the mic boom peg and screws onto the mic thread, screw this all the way down and then spin your mic onto the thread, now when you bottom your mic on the thread turn it...

... stand that came with the microphone. There are marks on the bottom for the rubber feet, it is meant to use these: https://amzn.to/2PvTJQ1 Rather just buy one? Get it here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/974620483/blue-yeti-original-style-stand

Low profile stand intended to hold mic in a reclined position, since cardioid setting on mic picks up sound from in front of it (i.e. tilt mic back to talk into "Blue" logo). ... Uses same screws as original stand, Settings don't matter.