Experience enhanced recording sessions with our 3D model of a set of microphone arm mounts, available on thangs.com. Ideal for generic branded arms that are susceptible to damage, these mounts come in three unique versions to suit varied requirements. Each model features a 12mm diameter hole at the back to insert the microphone arm smoothly, allowing for free rotation.
The tall version is perfect for older desks with solid hardwood backing. Easy to install, it mounts securely with four screws positioned at the back.
The short version is designed for compatibility with diverse desk types. It mounts using two screws at the top and includes two additional optional screw-mounting points at the rear.
Preferring a non-permanent solution? Our clamp version is your go-to choice. It eliminates the need for screwing into your desk and instead mounts with 3 M3 bolts/nuts, securely fastening a clamp plate to the underside of the desk top.
All versions capture a stylish look and exhibit a high level of durability, promising a long lifespan for your microphone arm. Perfect for home usage, these 3D models are an exceptional addition to your recording setup.
So, if you are looking for a solid, functional, and aesthetic solution for your microphone arm, our 3D models on thangs.com are the ones to consider. Actual images of the models can be found on the mentioned links to better explain their practical efficiency and stylish design. You might just find the perfect fit for your desk and recording needs. Enjoy an improved broadcasting experience with our versatile, sturdy, and visually appealing 3D printed microphone arm mounts.
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I am designing, printing, and uploading a new model every day for a year in an effort to improve my design skills. I have no set theme for what I create so every day could be something completely random. Feel free to follow me to see what I create.
Human generated description-
I have one of those cheap microphone arms that you can get on eBay and Amazon that are well known for breaking easily. So this is just a couple of designs for mounts. The 'tall' mount is specifically for my desk that was made in the 1970's and works great. The short and clamp mounts I haven't printed or tested, I just thought I'd bring that design to people with desks that make sense.