O.C. White ProBoom Ultima Gen2 LP Stand

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The Ultima Gen 2 from O.C. White doesn't come with any mounting solution, and I didn't feel like paying $80 for a desk mount from O.C. White themselves, so made my own solution. I was coming from a Elgato LP boom arm, so I designed the “neck” on the mount to be roughly the same height as the mount from Elgato. Your mileage may vary. <b>Printing recommendations:</b> <ul> <li><b>Material:</b> PLA or PLA+ (strong, rigid, no need to worry about low glass trans. temp)&#42;</li> <li><b>Nozzle temperature:</b> Slightly higher than usual to promote better layer fusion</li> <li><b>Infill:</b> Solid</li> <li><b>Layer height:</b> 0.15</li> <li><b>Perimeters:</b> 4 or more</li> <li><b>Supports:</b> None</li> <li><b>Orientation:</b> Right-side up</li> </ul> &#42; PLA can deform over time, even at room temperature, if left under load. I'm still testing this myself. If it turns out to be a problem, I will likely switch to an ASA printed part (PETG would likely work as well, but I don't use it so I can't say for sure). <b>Fastener hardware recommendations:</b> <b>Mounting holes:</b> The holes are cut for countersunk screws with a ~9mm head that tapers down to ~4.5mm. The screws you choose, however, will vary depending on what you're fastening to. <b>Retaining hole:</b> M3 bolt or grub screw <b>(Optional)</b> I also applied some multi-purpose synthetic grease to the boom arm insert to make swiveling action smooth and low-wear. Probably not necessary, but it can't hurt.