Camera Phone Clamp

This is a simple 3D model of a Phone Clamp that you can attach to any camera stand, tripod, etc. I made this because I realized that the best camera you have that isn't $10,000 is your phone, and for a person making videos or doing something else, they can record with their phone and attach it to any camera stand. This is used when you have a camera stand but want to use a phone instead of a camera. Also, this print has parts that aren't connected, so after all the parts are done printing, you can attach them together (using glue). Here are the steps below...

Assembly steps

1. Print parts mainbody1 and the slider in the same print because the slider should be locked in between the components and it should move. Just remember to align it so it matches.

2. Next, print the adjusting screw piece and the two identical nuts.

3. Add the nuts to the adjusting screw piece, keeping one screw behind where the slider is so you can move the slider to different positions (it will make sense when you read the next step).

4. Once they are done printing, connect the adjusted screw piece to mainbody1. This should be easy because there is a peg and a hole that acts as a guide to show where to put it, though you will need to add glue to connect it.

5. And you're done! Now, connect whatever camera attachment you have using the screw hole at the bottom and attach your phone.

Print Profiles

I don't know for sure because I have never had or used a 3D printer but probably use a 0.2 mm layer height with 3 to 4 perimeters/walls and 25% to 40% infill in PETG or PLA to ensure high structural rigidity and durable clamping pressure.