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A reusable 3D printed GoPro mount. How, where and when do I use this? There are many GoPro mounting plates that use zip ties to attach them. Zip ties are almost dead proof, but they aren’t reusable – you have to cut them off after each use. This mount uses a standard packing strap like the ones you find to fasten a backpack’s shoulder straps. You can buy them at an outdoor supplier, and they’re available in much greater lengths than zip ties. Use them anywhere where forces and tension aren’t too extreme. How easy to create and how easy to break? One 3D printed part, one strap, that’s it. It likely won’t break if you don’t cut the strap, but be careful – the strap could loosen itself.A mount to add a 52mm close-up lens to your GoPro.Thread on one of those cheapo close-up lenses on one end, push the other end onto the action cam. Then your GoPro is ready to shoot small objects up close, like flowers or insects. You can put your GoPro on a anthill or even into a beehive (actually, don’t do the latter.

Bees need their privacy and it’s dark in there anyways.)This is a simple 3D print as long as the printer is accurate enough for the threading involved. The close up lenses only cost a few bucks. You can get them from Amazon or eBay.A cable cam system to use with a GoPro or other small cameras.Shots between two trees, lamp posts, two buildings or from above a crowd in a stadium – that’s what you do with cable cams. Stable tracking shots that have to be fast or cover even big distances, or recording above a crowd without having to start and land a copter are possible with this setup.Some assembly is required. Also you need additional screws and bolts, a rubber and a lot of rope. But the resulting recordings from an often unusual perspective will sure be worth it.A cage-like hand rig for a GoPro, modeled after the circle-shaped Manfrotto original.With this, you’ll be able to record hand-held shots without shaking them up too much. It also is a neat cage for the GoPro so children or people with locomotory problems can use it.

Mounting other equipment on it is also an option.The fig rig consists of five 3D printed parts. It needs bolts and nuts to assemble it. After that, it’s pretty sturdy.A mount to put your GoPro on a Gorilla Pod and use cold shoe accessories on top.Gorilla Pods, those mini-tripods with the flexible legs that wrap around every branch or post you need it mounted onto, are a very practical tool in the outdoors and anywhere where you lack the professional mounting gear. The GoPro lacks the capability of high-quality audio recording or external lights, and you can add them on the cold shoe mount on top with this 3D printed accessory.Just one 3D printed part you can clip on your Gorilla Pod. I don’t recommend putting any stress on the vertical part though.A handle for GoPro knobs.When you’re working with GoPros, you’ll have experienced the problem before. The knobs are a pain for any human hand and make your fingers hurt. They’re just not ergonomically designed. This handle for the GoPro knobs makes them usable at least.