Rode Podmic Pop filter - flex into position 3d printed mesh
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Fully 3d printed pop filter for rode pod mic
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IMPORTANT!
I scaled it all wrong when making it in fusion360 because I'm dumb, and It's 10x bigger than it should be, so scale both files down to 10%
Main body needs support on the clips that attach to the main body
The filter mesh has a few instructions:
Top layers: 0
Bottom layers: 0
Perimeters: 1
Infill: I chose Rectilinear at 27%, 0.4mm thickness, with low cooling so the bridges sagged so it looked weaved, but you can really pick what ever infill you think looks/will work the best.
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Fully 3d printed pop filter for the rode podmic, I had seen a few different models people have made, but usually they required sponge or a fabric mesh for the filter it's self, and I wanted to make something that can be made with only a 3d printer (maybe a spot of glue or bluetac aswell)
The Filter main bodies clips can be a little fragile, you have to be careful when putting it on the microphone or you may break them off, (one breaking is fine it still grips the microphone), once the filter is on it's stable and doesnt need to be touched.
The mesh' just flex into place from the backside of the main body, you can fit up to two layers of the mesh stl in there if you think it's needed (this will need fixing into place somehow, i just used bluetac, but some small dabs of super glue would be better)