Boom arm adapter to support digital microscope
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Using an Elgato Wave Mic Arm with Andonstar AD407/409 Digital microscope requires an adapter to make it more functional
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Using an Andonstar AD407/409 Digital microscope with the Elgato Wave Mic Arm requires and adapter to make if more functional. This is my 3D print design based on ChanceKJ's machined metal design from KLOV - the killer list of videogames. You are basically transferring the lighting over to the new adapter from the small base included with the scope. Easy to do with some basic soldering skills, but use at your own risk.
For best success with the threaded portions, use the hardware that comes with the digital microscope. The extra 3D part is used if you want to cover up the ¼-20 thread on the boom arm. Just slip it over and put the knurled and threaded washer on to hold it in place.
I used black Prusa PETG, 25% fill to minimize flex.