old timey microphone 3d models

The top part of alastors stik

Sure! ...I'm ready to go.

I'm ready when you are.

Crafted solely for amusement

A better version of the: https://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=light+mic+stand&type=things&sort=relevant It cost less time and material to print and it looks better in my opinion. ...

I uploaded two files. one low polyg the other high polyg. ...You can print in any scale you want.

Summary

Still need to assemble the rest of it to attach the mic... ...The design is optimized for use with an affordable mic that's approximately 28 millimeters in diameter.

Among various classic mics in the works, lacking interior images; searching for a reference photo. ...Show your appreciation by clicking 'like' for more updates!

this is a shell to hold micropohne of peltor headset. one half should be gcoded as it is. second half need to be mirrored. tied together with a tiewrap or glued. ... kind regards, peter

A FreeCAD design assembly example. Made for easy manufacturing with as little molded parts as possible. I have no recollection of why I designed it. ...Would be nice to get an attribution if you use it.

Adaptive grasping mechanism permitting attachment of various miniaturized tools, such as handheld lanterns and miniature projectors.

High-quality models are now live and ready to go! ...With a click of a button, users can create professional-looking presentations and animations that truly shine.

The 3D model was created using Maya software, while the textures were developed in Substance Painter tool.

Microphoneamplifier board with CAD.If you have any questions feel free to contact me.

This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/g2eM8Sr6IX8 SPacer/Adapter um ein 22-32mm Mikrofon in einer 42-44mm Spinne zu nutzen

Made in solid works and finished in keyshot. Final project for IND class. ...First full solo build and render

stone length: 1.1mm 3D MODEL

Simple clip for a 10mm x 10mm square pole with a ~3mm diameter cable. I designed this for my MAONO AU-PM320S spring boom mic to help keep cables in place when I move it around. This object was made in Tinkercad. ...Edit it online...

<p>This is designed to be printed in TPU. ...Its hole is 1.6" in diameter.</p>

Please excuse my prints. my MK3 clone was having a bad day.!!.The STL are good. ...So I'm sure you can do better!

I ran into issues printing the original ear canal, so I broke it down into individual pieces that can now be printed separately. You don't need to print the "Mount" parts either - simply glue ears onto the ear canal instead. ...By making this...

Created in Fusion360. ... This has not been tested yet (I plan to print right after this upload)

The 3D model was built on a genuine foundation. It's created precisely, in real units of measurement, excellently and as closely to the original as possible. Model formats: - *.max (3ds Max 2008 scanline) - *.max (3ds Max 2008 vray) - *.fbx (Multi...

To fix my mic's broken plinth, I crafted a holder consisting of three sections. ...This allowed me to experiment with making a mortise, and I hope you enjoy the result!

This handheld mic employs a high-quality condenser mic element and a rugged SPST pushbutton switch to deliver reliable, clear sound capture. The entire device is expertly assembled using M3 x 8mm socket head screws, ensuring a secure and durable...

Please excuse my prints. my MK3 clone was having a bad day.!!.The STL are good. ...So I'm sure you can do better!