mic stand to 1 4 20 adapter 3d models

Just a simple adapter to mount a light camera (sport camera for example) on some microphone stands, the one i have is some off brand cheap one. ... https://youtu.be/688qu1l1CbI Hope you find it useful!

Needed a sturdy adapter from a 3/8" thread to a ¼" thread. I had a 3/8" nut and a ¼" bolt, so this houses both for a very solid adapter!Just insert the screw, and squeeze in the bolt with some glue to keep it in there.I also used this threaded...

Created this to fit my microphone onto my mic stand. I made this years ago and have lost the original file but hoping this helps people

A few simple 1/4-inch 20-thread-per-inch camera tripod mounts are connected to 5/8-inch 27-thread-per-inch microphone holders using adapters. ...Adapters two and three need a 1/4-20 nut inserted into each one.

This versatile adapter bracket empowers you to utilize a tripod to stabilize a Figma model by leveraging the integrated mounting arm that comes with Figma models. ...As a result, you gain greater flexibility in your mount, enabling you to elevate the...

I designed this to attach my Cannon camera securely to my mic stand. ...Although I rushed through printing, the threads should align closely, even with thin layers.

Mount your microphone stand adapter to a standard tripod using this 5/8 mic stand tripod adapter. Simply attach the adapter's 1/4 thread to a standard tripod for secure positioning. UPDATE: Revised Version The original design had a 1/4 hole that was...

Simple 1" ball end to microphone stand (3/8 inch with 16 TPI) adapter. I made this to attach my Ram X-Grip phone/tablet mount to a boom microphone stand. ...For added grip, you can add plastidip to the ball end.

... find many options for use that should be compatible. the through hole for the screw threads is 8mm (originally was 6mm, but too thin to allow standard screws)best result when printed with the flat face on the bed, and supports used for the overhang

This adapter is designed to convert small 1/4"-20 screws found on standard camera tripods to larger 5/8"-27 threads commonly used by most microphone holders. A proper metal adapter would be ideal, but if time constraints are tight and a quick...

Mount an Ion Air Pro on a microphone stand by attaching it to the top using Ion's tilt adapter. This will provide stability and allow for smooth operation. Print the adapter in PLA, opting not to model threads as PLA self-treads nicely. If prints...

I created this conversion kit to repurpose the 1/4-20 UNC thread at the top of a light stand, transforming it into a compatible 3/8" male National Pipe Taper (NPT) fitting. By screwing this adapter onto the stand's top and attaching a 1/2" PVC elbow,...

This is an adapter to go from a 3/8-16 mic stand screw down to a 1/4-20 camera mount. ...   Very light duty item.

I only need the floor fan during the summer so I tossed away the original bulky stand for the fan and designed this small adapter tube to fit the fan to a mic stand which I already have plenty of. This way the fan takes a bit less space to store and...

Here is a custom-made mic stand that quickly and easily converts into a versatile camera tripod adapter, perfect for vlogging on-the-go or capturing stable footage from any angle. This ingenious device seamlessly transitions between two modes:...

features cable strain relief cable tie holes a large size mic stand screw on I inserted metal mic stand reducers to make the connection more robust the hanger wires can be used to hold gels - note they go both ways... ...forward or back while I had...

However, the holders could be mounted upward, downward or at any angle: - The short one works for holding the mic right-side up - The longer one works for mounting the mic upside-down (full 360 degree rotation) Just drill a 1/4" hole in the surface...

(the mic doesn't care if it's upside down or right-side up) The hole in the bottom is designed to accept and hold the head of a 1/4-20 bolt. A knurled nut or wing nut on the other end of the bolt will make tightening easy. FreeCad source files are...

Alternatively, it serves as a means to get high-quality 1/4-20 threads into models printed at lower resolutions or with the thread printed on its side. Three versions have been designed, each featuring unique adaptations. One has a circular flange...

This is an adapter that makes a standard 1/4-20 male thread compatible with a 3/8-16 thread. I recently purchased a Rode VideoMic Micro equipped with a lyre suspension mount, but unfortunately, it wouldn't fit on my tripods. ...To resolve this issue, I...

Nothing fancy, just a picatinny - to - 1/4-20 thread adapter. Screw it onto your tripod plate, put your scope mount or attachment onto the rail and off you go. The thread is sturdy enough to hold the adapter very tightly, provided it's printed well...

... you to attach a 3/8" camera securely onto the widely used 1/4-20 UNC tripod thread. ... Alternatively, it serves as an effective method to obtain a high-quality 1/4-20 thread in a model printed at lower resolution or with the thread facing sideways.

This is an adapter for Blue Snowball microphone that I remixed from this adapter.https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4803203Most of my smaller tripods I have are 1/4"-20NC, so I changed the threads to match that on the inside. ...Also added some bevels...

This adaptor replaces the base part of the USB microscope so that it can be mounted on a section on 1/4-20 all thread rod.

This is a versatile 5-slot rail designed to mount onto any standard consumer camera mount threaded for 1/4"-20 tpi. To secure it in place, you will need to provide a 1/4"-20TPI nut that fits snugly into the hex hole. You might wonder why anyone...

This can be used to mount a 3/8" camera onto the more common 1/4-20 UNC tripod thread. Alternatively, you can use it as a way to get a high quality 1/4-20 thread into a model printed at lower resolution, or printed with the thread on its side. I've...

Print at least two adapters. ... For reinforcement, use an M3x8 screw.

... leave a comment about the scaling but couldn't find it. Having that said, I am not the designer of this piece. If anyone founds the original one, leave it on the comments or let me know so I can give credit to him/her and mark it as a remix. ...

... spigot. ...Secure it by inserting a 1/4" bolt inside with an arbor press or fasten with a nut. Additionally, place another nut on the side and secure it using a 1/4" bolt. ...For added convenience, a knob can be utilized to expedite the process.

... ...Instructions Place a 1/4" bolt inside and insert using an arbor press or tighten into place with a nut. Place a nut inside on the side and pull into place with a 1/4" bolt as well. Use of a knob is optional but speeds up use. ... Category: Other