GoPro Mount Snap-ins for Polypanel Face Snap System (#PPFSS)
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These GoPro-style mounts snap into the faces of polypanels that are compatible with my Polypanel Face-Snap System so you can mount action cameras onto a square, rhombus, rectangle, pentagon, or any other polypanel shape that has the standard-sized receiving ring used in the Polypanel Face-Snap Syste
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These GoPro-style mounts snap into the faces of polypanels that are compatible with my Polypanel Face-Snap System so you can mount action cameras onto a square, rhombus, rectangle, pentagon, or any other polypanel shape that has the standard-sized receiving ring used in the Polypanel Face-Snap System (Download the basic set of PPFSS panels here).
Kudos to Brodie Fairhall (@brodie) for the original idea of integrating GoPro mounts onto the faces of polypanels. My design updates his concept so that you don't have to print a separate GoPro mount for each polypanel shape you might want to use.
There are actually two mounts in this download. The three-pronged mount allows you to mount your GoPro camera onto your polypanel creations while its two-pronged counterpart allows you to mount your polypanel creations onto anything a GoPro can be mounted on (e.g., a tripod mount, suction cup mount, helmet mount, etc.).
The Polypanel Face-Snap System allows you to connect many different kinds of snap-in discs into the faces of polypanels that do different things and mix and match them with different polypanel shapes. I've developed several other snap-ins that are compatible with the system including:
- -a connector to join faces together in a way that allows them to rotate,
- -multilingual lettering, and
- -a snap-in loop for hanging up your polypanel creations.
Kudos also to Devin Montes (@makeanything) for developing the original polypanel system that my PPFSS is an extension of.
Descripción original del autor, publicada en MyMiniFactory.