Fox Rampage GoPro Mount (with easy supports!)

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General Tips

This GoPro mount fits quite well, but to make the most of it you should keep this in mind:

• The mount CANNOT hold a camera by itself - you MUST also use a zip tie through the included hole
• The bottom lip on the Rampage is soft and easily deformed - take care, especially when removing the mount
• Helmets are engineered specifically to save your life and modifying the helmet can void warranties or even cause additional injury in a crash
• I've included files for both M5 nuts and M5 5mm long heat-set inserts. The inserts are the better choice, but M5 nuts glued in place should work well

Essentially, do this at your own risk (to both body and camera) and don't be dumb

Printing Tips

• Use something a little more flexible and robust like PETG/ABS/ASA. I's skip PLA for this one
• Use 3-4 walls and at least 3 tops/bottom with 25%-ish infill
• The files are oriented in the way they should be printed
• If you use an Insta360 ONE/ONE RS camera, I'd mirror (not flip) the part in your slicer so that the nut/insert is on the other side. Makes it easier to get into the camera housing. Other cameras should print as-is
• There are included files with built-in supports that will produce a much better result so long as your bridging is well-tuned. I recommend the built-in supports if at all possible
  • If you use the built-in supports, there is a little post-processing (but much less than with normal supports). You'll have to trim off the supports and drill out the mounting hole with a 5mm bit (I think 3/16" is pretty close as well). I like to touch it up with hot air or a quick pass with a lighter after post-processing to clean things up
• The M5 nut version does not need any support in the nut section by design
• If you use the files with built-in supports, there is no need to generate ANY supports with your slicer. It's all designed to work without them
• I've included STEP files if you need 'em
• Seriously, use the zip tie to secure it or you WILL lose your camera

Changelog

• V1 (2023-06-25):
  • Initial release!
• V2 (2023-06-26):
  • Brought GoPro mount more up and out to condense design