Microphone Shock Mount for Ikea TERTIAL

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<p>I've designed this shock mount for Trust Madell microphone, but it can easily be used with other ones. You may just need to use a different rubber bands, bungie cord or whatever you need.</p><p>Shock mount connects to arm form an Ikea TERTIAL desk lamp. I have found that having two spings on the upper arm is too much tension and the mic constantly goes up, so removing one of them fixes the issue.</p><p>The shock mount is split up to multiple pieces to avoid tons of supports while printing.<br>I've printed mine in PRINT-ME black PET-G on my custom CoreXY at 0.2mm. It only reqires a small support when printing holes for screws or hex nuts.</p><p><strong>What you'll need</strong> (you could use different blot lenghts or bands - this is just what I had on hand and it works nicely):<br>- M3x16mm screw - 6 pcs.<br>- M3x12mm screw - 2 psc.<br>- M3 nut - pcs.<br>- hair bands roughly 35mm in diameter - 6 pcs.<br>- straight pieces of 1.75mm filament cut to about 9-10mm in lenght - 12 pcs.</p><p><br><strong>ASSEMBLY</strong></p><p>It's pretty straight forward and you can see everything in the pictures, but I'll give you some tips.<br>Pillars have 3 holes on both ends. The middle one needs to be tapped with M3 tap and the outside ones may need to be cleaned up with a 2mm drill bit.<br>The rings have holes for M3 screws and 2 small holes on either side of them. Here you'll need to press in the small pieces of filament. They should be protruding about 3-4 mm above the sufrace of the ring. They will help you with the assembly and ensure that pillars won't rotate.<br>Use the 12mm screws on a pillar that has a lamp mounting part.<br>Mount the whole thing to the arm using 16mm screws - the ones that are in the lamp are too shot.</p>