Bowens Mount Adapter for Godox Speedlight Softbox - Free 3D Print Model

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PLA with breakaway support, 0.28mm layer, 6 walls, 25% infill

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The portable flash softbox produced by Godox is designed to be fixed upon the edge of the Godox S-mount. In order to install it on standard Bowens mount LEDs, I designed this adapter based on the outer rim of the S-mount. The size of the Bowens mount is measured from the standard reflector on hand.

The test version shown above was printed using Bambu PLA Basic, set to 6 wall layers and 25% triangle infill. The strength is good so far (although, like other Bowens mount accessories, it is a bit loose). I recommend using a matte black high-strength material, such as PLA-CF.

Support needs to be generated at the bottom of the three claws. The uploaded print file already has support surfaces drawn for manually generating tree-like supports. I strongly recommend multicolor printing using breakaways support filament. With around 0.8g of support filament usage and 4 filament changes, you can obtain a clean finish :D

This model is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Commercial usage is forbidden.

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The Godox portable flash softbox is designed to be fixed to the edge of the Godox S-mount. To install it on standard Bowens mount LEDs, I designed this adapter based on the outer rim of the S-mount. The size of the Bowens mount is measured from the standard reflector on hand.

The test version shown above was printed using Bambu PLA Basic, set to 6 wall layers and 25% triangle infill. Currently, the strength is good (although, like other Bowens mount accessories, it is a bit loose). I recommend using a matte black high-strength material, such as PLA-CF.

In terms of support, the model needs support generated at the bottom of the three claws. The uploaded print file already has support surfaces drawn for manually generating tree-like supports. I strongly recommend using breakaways support filament for multicolor printing. With only around 0.8g of support filament usage and 4 filament changes, you can obtain a clean surface :D

This model is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, commercial usage is forbidden.