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DJI RS3-RS4-RS5 PRO SKADIS HOLDER (T-clip)

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Description

DJI RS3 & RS3 Pro Gimbal holder for IKEA Skadis Pegboard using T-Clip system for best quality and strenght.

 

It can securely hold DJI RS3 and RS3 Pro with the battery grip. Designed to be put as in the photos to make up for the slight height difference between the trigger and screen part.

 

Right now the mount can hold the gimbal itself no problem, but you can also make it stronger giving it some more density or wall thickness. The holder is meant to be printed as in the profile, vertically with minimal support (you can even turn off support and it will print fine but not perfect visually).

 

It locks on the Skadis board using the T-clip system plus to allingment post to keep it from turning in any direction.

 

The T clip included on the file are low profile and pretty short to give it a tight fit but if can use any other t-clip you like better.

 

As of the holder and gimbal contact, it has a little blocker on the back to keep the gimbal from swingging.

 

I have not tried it yed with RS4 or the new RS5 but if anyone has them and want me to adapt it I will gladly do so.

 

I plan on making some improvements for those who want another point of contact, but as of right now the design is sturdy and secure.

 

Lastly, you can use either PLA, PETG or any other combination (CF, HF…) but I have not tested with nylon, abs or more technical material.

 

Hope you like it! :)

 

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