Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2105640.

Throw some cordage on the Mount and wear it like a necklace so its there when you want it to take a quick pic or shoot some quick videos. I found when I was fishing I'd have my GoPro or Camera in a pocket and it was difficult to get out and use really quick when dealing with a flopping fish etc. This lets lets me keep the camera handy and ready to use at any time. 

inspired by 1714290, that didn't print well at all for me and didn't fit the GoPro's very well either. Rebuilt from scratch using the GoPro mount I designed and prints perfect on my machines. 

GoPro Cord Mount - Necklace / Wrist 

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1698383.

Base and End for a LED Lamp for your Monoprice Select Mini. Print enough of these (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5578) and then the end and base here. They all work together. 
Base has a hole for wires which run inside the articulation, end bar for the LED strip also has a hole to run wires. I used small 26AWG wire and 3 segments of standard LED Strip. 

Ball and Socket LED Lamp for MP Select Mini

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1816995.

Spool holder for many sizes of spools. Uses the same style spindle/arm design of my mini spool holder. 
Uses friction and the locking spindle to hold onto the mini. I've included 2 version. One with Connectors one without. The connector was inspired from another spool holder, but it doesn't really hold well itself. If you decide you need it with the connector it does reduce the overall spool holding ability by a few mm. I would drill and pin the connector if you use the connector version.
I've included the spacers I use for the different spools I have as well. 

MP Select Mini Spool Holder

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1697121.

Simple spool holder designed to go on the stock arm to allow you to run smaller .25kg and .5kg spools that do not fit over the stock holder.

I've also included a foot so you can use it stand-alone for other printers as needed. If the foot fits loose, just shim it with a little piece of paper/tape. Or Glue it in if you're not using it with the Mini's stock arm.

Mini Spool Adapter for MP Select Mini

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2335762.

Angled camera mount for KingKong 90GT. Replaces stock VTX mount plate that camera is glued to. 4 camera angles provided, 15deg, 20deg, 25deg and 30deg. Top plate is wide enough to mount the VTX and FrSky RX side by side. You can still access the buttons on the VTX and RX for changing channel and binding as needed using a thin allen wrench or tool. Hole in top plate to pass the RX Antenna through for strain relief, and rear mount for zip-tie to keep VTX antenna out of the props. Overall adds about 1.5-2g to the Quad and protects the camera, VTX and RX much better along with increased viewing angle making it easier to fly FPV at speed.

Prepare to install:
- You will need to de-solder the VTX from the ESC board so you can remove the stock CF plate. You can re-solder it back on once removed as the new mount does not require it passing through any holes etc.
- If your camera hasn't already come loose from crashes, you'll need to break the CA glue holding it onto the VTX plate as well as the base frame. There is a small piece of CF spacer under the camera, you will no longer need that either. 

Items you'll need:
- 3x8mm (or 3x10mm) nylon screws. These are a bit longer than the stock ones.
- Small Zip-tie for VTX antenna
- Double sided tape for sticking the VTX and RX (if desired) to top plate. Mount them so the buttons face down.

You may need to file the sides or the lens hole in the mount for your camera to fit properly depending on your printer's tune. On my printer it fits perfectly without adjustment. The fit of the camera is tight as its a friction fit. If yours is loose, you may need to put a drop of CA or hot-glue to secure it in the socket. 

Installation: 
- Test fit the notch under the camera mount to the bottom plate of your KK 90GT. Its a friction fit, should be tight, but not impossible to get on. File/sand as needed.
- Test fit and file as needed the mount to fit your camera. Press camera into the mount, it should go in and be recessed about 1.5-2mm from the end of the mount to protect the lens. Pay attention to orientation, the wires should be at the bottom of the camera, otherwise you might be flipped 180deg.
- Stick your VTX and RX onto the top plate with buttons facing down. Orientate them so your VTX Antenna is closest to center in the back, and RX antenna can go through the small hole behind the camera.
- Install a Zip-Tie in the rear hole,  there are small notches for it to lock into so it doesn't slide sideways on you. Trim as needed to fit the antenna.
- Slide the mount onto the front of the frame, the 4 standoffs should line up with the top plate's 4 posts. 
- Install and tighten the 4 new screws and you're done!

Screws - https://www.banggood.com/20pcs-M3-Black-Round-Pillips-Pan-Head-Plastic-Nylon-Screw-Bolt-5681012152025mm-Length-p-1002976.html

FrSky RX - https://us.banggood.com/Wholesale-Warehouse-Eachine-Tiny-QX90-Quadcopter-Parts-Frsky-8CH-PPM-SBUS-Receiver-Compatible-Frsky-X9D-PLUS-X9E-DJT-DFT-wp-Usa-1079410.html

KingKong 90GT RX/VTX/Camera Mount

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1864457.

Stands the main board off the tower enough to clear the BLTouch on the V4 fan duct with large bed. Without this, the BLTouch hits the board at the far end of travel. 

Use the existing t-nuts to lock the riser in place and some additional M4 to hold the back plexi plate in place to the riser. No need for the thin spacer plexi anymore, you can use that somewhere else if you want, or put it on.

Riser for Tevo Tarantula Board to clear BLTOUCH

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1691722.

Bar with shelf for the Monoprice Select Mini to hold the hinged filter and a little PTFE to guide filament into the feeder smoothly without binding all while cleaning and oiling the filament. 

Uses the stock screws with washers.
Print one of these if you haven't already (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:190118) Glue it to the shelf at whatever angle works for you. Plastruct works great if you have it, if not good superglue should bond it just fine.

MP Select Mini Filter Bar

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2363018.

Not really a remix as I didn't use any of the original model itself, just used the thing for inspiration for my own version. Modeled from the ground up to be more robust. 
This one is Beefier, less shake when on the road, doesn't require the use of the flimsy stock mount that was included and just seems to sag and not hold the AP very well at all. This one is a Fixed angle, but it is optimized to reduce the glare from your clothing when viewing the AP in sunlight, and stay below the hood line and out of the line of sight for traffic. Also clears your driverside vent so the AP is not getting blasted or blocking your air. Cord routes to the left side of the steering column. 
Removed the whole bolt and nut bit replaced with using 3M double sided tape. You can get away without using tape at all and just glue some 2mm foam or cork to the inside of the clamp if you like. The clamp holds very good without tape. 

Main clamp prints without any supports needed, all angles should overhang without any problems. The angled mount needs support for the tabs, but are minimal and should be easy to remove. The angled mount part is designed to replace the stock mount that wiggled and didn't hold the AP well at all. This one should fit very snug and keep everything nice and tight. (you may need to file the underside of the tabs slightly if your printer prints a little fat.) Once you have them both printed and cleaned up, test fit the clamp, get it where it sits nicely on the dash, and then test-fit the angle on the end of the at with the AP3 holder mounted to it. Get it where you like and mark. Use acetone to weld the 2 parts together where you marked. The part should end up as a very solid piece once its acetone welded. (this is if you're using ABS) Don't use PLA, it will just sag and fail in the heat of a dashboard. ABS worked great for me and is holding up to Arizona temps 100f+ (much hotter on the dash in the sun)

2 versions of the angle, hollow and solid. 


2015+ WRX AP Mount - BEEF

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1868600.

Guide for standard PTFE Tube to run filament from lower section of enclosure to the upper and printer. 

You may want to test print a few layers and make sure your PTFE runs through it OK, if not enlarge as needed. 

Ikea Lack Table - Through feed filament guide

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1846083.

For constructing an enclosure with Ikea Lack Tables.

If you cut down Ikea Lack table legs they are hollow. These little connectors allow you to bolt one side to the top of one table or bottom of the other leg to connect the 2 together. It slides into the hollow leg that was cut. For most applications you can just let them sit in side and they are stable, but if you wanted you could run hot-glue or expanding glue like Gorilla glue to make the assembly permanent. 

Using these to mount Plexi:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1802737
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1831572


Leg connector for Ikea Lack Tables

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