V6 Stream Deck Plus XLR Compatible Swivel Mount
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Description
Hey everyone!
A clean, functional mount for the Stream Deck Plus XLR that adds something I felt was missing: controlled movement.
This version features a swivel mechanism with two locking positions, so you can quickly adjust your angle depending on how you're using your setup — then lock it in place so it doesn’t move around.
Designed specifically for a clean desk setup, whether mounted underneath or on the edge.
Inspired by Mountabl designs on Etsy, but reworked with a focus on a simple locking swivel system and print-friendly modular parts.
Features
- 🔄 Swivel mechanism with 2 lockable positions
- 🔒 Positive locking design (no sagging or drifting)
- 🧲 Friction-fit Stream Deck Plus XLR holder
- 📐 Clean, minimal design to match modern setups
- 🖥️ Ideal for under-desk mounting or edge mounting
- 🧩 Modular design (easy to tweak or remix)
Assembly
- No glue required (press-fit design) - *Depending on your printer tolerances*
- Attach “Spin” object with the “Ratchet” object by press fitting together (should snap together)
- Add springs into the two holes in the back of the main holder
- Insert poles into each side and connect them with the right and left clip respectively. (Glue might make this better)
- Attach Holder to the Ratchet and Spin object
- Mount Stream Deck into Holder
- Mount to desk using screws or adhesive (depending on your setup, I recommend adhesive)
Notes
Tolerances with this model are pretty tight. The fits were different between my X1C and my H2S. I had to use a deburring tool to trim the poles and the connection point on top of the Ratchet object in order to make sure things fit well when I printed it on my H2S. For the two springs, I ended up just taking two pens apart and used the springs from within them
I plan to attach photos of the step by step process for assembling it once I have some extra time. Please leave any feedback for me in the comments as this has taken me well over 40 hours between modeling, printing, and testing. A fresh set of eyes could really help.
Finally, I really made this with the intention to help those like me who saw Mountabl's design on etsy but could not justify paying $50 when I myself have a 3D printer and am capable enough to design my own similar enough to his. I hope this helps at least one person.
License
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