Rifle Tripod Mount by JAM3D | Joel Macário

JAM3D | Joel Macário

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Multitude of different settings per group

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11.8 h

3 plates

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3 plates

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Description

After many requests i decided there was enought interrest for me to share my Rifle Tripod Mount

easy enough to assemble, if someone needs some help ill make a video.

Hardware needed :

10 M3x10 (8+2 optional)
2 M6x25
1 M6x12
thats it ;)

no need to glue up the half cut screw

Make sure to align both sides roughly same distance from main body before screwing them together, if you fail to get it centered right just uncrew and try again.

Bill of Materials

Maker’s Supply Kits and Parts

M3x10 SHCS Machine Screw (20PCS) - AA159

$0.97 USD

B-AA159

× 10

List other parts

M6x25 x 2

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Comment & Rating (70)

@rebel4pride

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Print Profile

Multitude of different settings per group

printed flawless and very clean design. Assembly is in the works.

The designer has replied

@JAM3D

This is the file i am most happy seeing ppl using

@rebel4pride

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Replying to @JAM3D :

@JAM3D which way do you glue in the tpu pads? smooth surface towards rifle or smooth? i dont want it to slip but also wondering if it will indent the wood stock if i put honeycomb facing rifle. there is only one picture from a user that shows how they did it.. thank you in advance.

@JAM3D

Replying to @rebel4pride :

well i designed it so the honeycomb is gripping the rifle i’m not sure TPU will dent in the rifle as mine is not wood. try the smooth side without glue if it grips then who cares 😅

@russell1337

made an adapter to manfrotto quick attach. your rifle mount is amazing!

The designer has replied

@JAM3D

Dude out of all my design this one is by far the most rewarding having ppl using it, really happy you like it.

@rebel4pride

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May seem like a dumb question, but i just printed out the tpu pads. I am a bit worried with how well it will grip on a wood stock without over tightening and possible impressions left on the stock since i got the rifle from my grandfather. Seeing as you have it clamped on a wood stock, did you put the honeycomb side or the smooth side toward the rifle when assembling it? Thanks in advance.

@W24i7LL365Y

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Would you post the monfrotto attachment? It looks Great!

@Skullok

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Do I print ''Main Body'' parts without any support?

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The designer has replied

@JAM3D

If your talking about the first Plate then no, its suposed to generate supports for that part.

@Skullok

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Replying to @JAM3D :

Yes I talking about first plate, somehow my bambu studio did not generate any support as you see in the photo. I did didn't print it yet as I was awaiting for your replay. It is save just to use support '' Type - Normal '' Style - Snug'' ? Many Thanks :)

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@JAM3D

Replying to @Skullok :

yh exactly.

@HPrinted

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FYI for those that want to adapt the clamp to standard camera tripods I have uploaded an adaptor for the clamp https://makerworld.com/en/models/750754#profileId-684409

@DetBittenbinder

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absolutely beautiful design and implementation. had to change the dimension of the pads to fit my smaller gun but otherwise it’s beautiful I printed in orange ABS and black ASA for more durability. used his profile for everything other than filament. came out great.

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The designer has replied

@JAM3D

Hey does the silencer actually help ?

@DetBittenbinder

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Replying to @JAM3D :

I think it does ever so slightly.

@StreetGlizzy

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Is it possible for a version without the sight logo on the sides? When printed it all one color, it came out super wonky because it changes how it sliced. Other than that, it came out lovely. A smooth surface on the sides would be fantastic.

The designer has replied

@JAM3D

Hey! i can do that no problem you will have to wait a few days i’m on holliday and have no pc, also that would be something easy to modify on bambu studio, delete all stl related to the logo, create a 0.4mm height square and combine it, but if you wait i’ll make a no logo version

@StreetGlizzy

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Replying to @JAM3D :

Fantastic, TYSM

@JAM3D

Replying to @StreetGlizzy :

Hey there, Totaly forgot about the logo thing ? is it worth doing it or you removed it yourself ?

@Johnny1981

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came out awesome. had to make a different tri pod mount to fit my setup, but still great design and clean print.

The designer has replied

@JAM3D

Thanks for the photos, maybe consider uploading as a print profile so others might benefit from it!

@user_1152696884

Thank you for sharing. This was probably my mistake as all I did was print straight from your files but the square end of the screw wouldn’t fit into the square end of the side plate and the big screw wouldn’t fit into the other end cap hole. If I remove those end caps, it works okay but I feel like I’m missing something.

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The designer has replied

@JAM3D

first put in the big round screw then the cap over it, the square one should just fit, its probablty a bit tight for you, just force it in,

@JAM3D

i could do a video of the assembly.

@HPrinted

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I am about to tackle this project, can I ask why you split one of the screws and why the screws are on their side? I would have thought it would be better they are printed vertically

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The designer has replied

@JAM3D

split in half makes is easier to print, for pulling force if you print the screw vertically you lose almost all its strenght, it will split between layers, horizontal is a totaly different story. you can print as it is setup, change colors as you like, you wont be disapointed ;)

@HPrinted

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Replying to @JAM3D :

Thanks for the reply and information. I haven't had too many issues with vertical threads but it makes sense. Do you have to put a lot of force to clamp the rifle in and being printed vertically have you had any issues with it not being round?

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@user_4217953699

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Awesome design. I was getting ready to buy one of these, would much rather print my own. Really wish there had been either written instructions or a video of assembly. Also, I'm in US and finding these metric parts was difficult. I used the closest imperial equivalent. Thank You for designing and sharing.

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The designer has replied

@JAM3D

i can upload a version with imperial scews, what did you use ?

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