Printable Pop Filter for Your Microphone
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Yes it works as well as a cloth one! the denser the infill, the better it attenuates the pops.
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- Printables
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- Audio
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The base part that clips onto the Samson G-Track Pro microphone can be found here:
https://www.printables.com/model/219694-samson-g-track-pro-pop-filter
Otherwise, you can remix your own adapter base for your microphone.
I have a clunky cloth pop filter on a goose neck that's way bigger than it needs to be - it's going in the bin now.
Print settings:
Import the frame and infill parts together so they are aligned. The infill part should have no walls and no top/bottom. For the infill, try 25% gyroid for light attenuation, higher % for heavy attenuation (if you like talking real close to the mic). You can also scale the infill portion in the Z direction to make it thicker and attenuate more if you need it.
The infill part In the first picture uses 25% gyroid infill at 0.15mm layer height and is 5mm thick. The infill part in the second picture uses 25% gyroid infill at 0.25mm layer height and is 2mm thick.
If you use Bambu Studio or Orca Slicer and want to have a 2-tone one similar to mine, use the “fill” tool on one of the infill faces.
If you don't have a mic, but want to play with infill settings, check out:
https://www.printables.com/model/456837-customisable-infill-phone-stand