Outdoor Clip System - Customizable

Outdoor Clip System - Customizable

Lockable clip system for your system camera or DSLR, Gopro, Insta360, smart phone, containers, etc. With the customizable locking plate (STEP file added) you have endless options to design your own outdoor clip system. You can choose between backpack mount (heavy duty) or a belt clip version.

Size 80 mm x 45 mm x 28 mm (thickness depends on which version)

Features

- Robust clip system, that can hold a dslr camera

- 2 different versions for backpack and belt

- 4 different locking plate options: ¼ inch (tripod screw), M4 screw version, Gopro mount, Ring mount for carabiners/paracord

- Furtherlocking plates are customizable (STEP file is uploaded, go under “download STL”)

- Spring locking mechanism

I would not recommend the belt version for the for the a big camera!!!! You can put the backback version on your belt too. This is the more reliable version if you want to put your camera on your belt.

Print Please print all parts in the same direction as they are in the file. There was thought put into this, to make the parts as stable as possible. Due to the complexity and stability support is needed for some parts.

I printed everything in PLA, that was stable enough for my heavy DSLR camera, but other materials can improve the strength.

Assembly

Please download the assembly manual for the backpack clip or the belt clip.

These are the things that you need outside the printed parts:

Backpack clip

- M3 x 6 mm Cylinderhead Screw (AA036) 1x

- Compression Spring 0,5x5x20 mm (BB007) 1x

- M2 x 6 mm Cylinderhead Screw (AA022) 4x

- M4 Theaded Inserts (AB016) 2x

- M4 Cylinderhead screws (lenght is depending on your back pack strap, i would start with 20 mm) 2x

- ¼ inch Screw (tripod screw) for camera locking plate 1x (optional only if you use the ¼ inch locking plate)

Belt Clip

- M3 x 6 mm Cylinderhead Screw (AA036) 3x

- Compression Spring 0,5x5x20 mm (BB007) 1x

- M4 x 8 Cylinderhead Screw 2x

Boost MeMembership !! I will take NO responsibility if your expensive cameras fall down and break !! I tested mine quite a while and i am confident to take it on a hike. But i would recommend that you test it yourself and see if you have the same feeling. It is very stable, but please be realistic, this is not from aluminium or hardened steel. It is still a 3D Print.

Check my other work aswell.