Microphone Desk Shock Mount for 5/8"
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This is a Deskmount for Microphones, so that they are decoupled from vibrations that are being transduced via the Desk.
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I bought a Neat Bumblebee II Mic and was not happy with the original Desk-stand, so i designed my own.
The central Hub features a 5/8" 27 UNS Thread as used on the Neat Bumblebee II Mic, and many other Microphones.
You will need 14 M3x16 Screws for the Stand and 14 M3x8 Screws for the Hub (these are the depths of the holes, so you can use different sizes ofc). I suggest countersunk screws since they offer a good hold for the O-Rings.
I used ~20mm diameter O-Rings, which gave perfect suspension in my case. The distance between the corresponding mounting points is 35mm if you need a reference to fit differently sized O-Rings.
I printed everything but the Thread in 0.2mm Layer height, which was done in 0.05mm. This worked perfectly for me, the Mic went on smoothly and holds fast.
On the Desk-touching part i used foam-rubber (not in the pictures) to further help with the dampening.