Apex Evo Walksnail Moonlight Camera Mounts - Free 3D Print Model

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Chom3D

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X1 Carbon

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X1E

A1 mini

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H2D Pro

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X2D

A2L

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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1.2 h

1 plate

5.0(1)

Open in Bambu Studio

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Description

Walksnail Moonlight kit camera mounts for the 5" Apex Evo frame. Holds the camera with filter in a couple different uptilts. The original 30 degree sits flush(ish) with the aluminum nose pieces. The 40 degree will require you to file/cut some clearance into the top plate in order for the lens to fit, and the camera body will likely rest tightly on the bottom plate.

Recommended to print on its left or right side in TPU with supports of your choice, I used tree.

Comment & Rating (14)

@derekwalters56

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Really cool design! At 100% infill its surprisingly sturdy. I tried to modify it myself to make a 25 degree version, but it's not as clean as your original. If you get a chance, could you upload a 25 and 40 degree version also?

The designer has replied

@chom

Hello! I uploaded a 25 degree and 40 degree for you. I actually personally use the 40 degree, but please recognize that you will need to cut/file some clearance into your top plate in order for everything to fit. With such significant tilt AND the filter, it's all jammed in there pretty tight and not exactly "soft-mounted" any more.

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@derekwalters56

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Replying to @chom :

Thank you, I have been fiddling with the design a little bit, but I will try the new ones!

@chom

Replying to @derekwalters56 :

Nice work! If you're able to use a CAD program, here's how I make my camera mounts: 1) Create an accurate 3D model of your FPV camera (Walksnail for mine). You can save this and use it for every future mount you make for that size camera once you've got a good model. 2) Fine-tune the dimensions of the "ears" that will hold the camera mount into the aluminum nose pieces of whatever frame you've got. 3) Make the main body of the mount and combine those "ears" on the sides so you have one solid model that sits securely in the shape of the frame. 4) Use the camera model as a cutting tool in the center of the mount at whatever depth/angle you want. It's easy at that point to mess around with small adjustments and different up-tilt angles!

@user_3279727385

fantastic print, takes care of multiple issues all in one 👍👍 thanks for the upload!!

The designer has replied

@chom

Very cool, thanks for the comment!

@derekwalters56

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Works well

The designer has replied

@chom

Happy flying!

@derekwalters56

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Print Profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

Perfect fit, good TPU settings

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@chom

Thank you for the rating!

@user_1492631940

Can someone help for a Walksnail Avatar HD camera?

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