Wall Mounted Swivel Arm

Wall mounted arm that supports a 5/8 inch male thread for various applications (Such as the imaged mic mount.)! The arm allows the user to easily access anything they can think of to put on the end of the 5/8 inch thread.
Also both arms attach and detach from each other easily for more convenience.

Recommended print order and settings / notes: Should be printed in two parts as imaged (Software imaged is Bambu Labs.)
Also these are just the way I printed this, if you want to not use supports or other settings your mileage may vary on quality / durability.

Hardware needed:

Rod Arm Assembly
4x M5 Hex Nuts
2x M5 x 30 mm Hex Head Socket Cap Screws
2x M5 x 45 mm Hex Head Socket Cap Screws
I bought this kit from Amazon for the screw hardware: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CSWBV7XH?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

Wall Plate
2x Wall Mounting Screws (I used 2 #6 x 5/8 wood screws attached to generic random wall anchors I had leftover in a box of screws. They are the stainless steel screws in the hardware pic for reference, so any screws that have a wide enough head for the hole should work just fine.)

Recommended Print Settings:

1. Plate 1 (Image with 4 parts)
Recommended to use:
Wall Loops: 3-5
Infill: 15-30 percent (using 30 makes these very durable without too much weight.)
Tree Supports (You can break these off from the rod base shafts by simply inserting a m5 screw and tapping them through the shaft to get the supports out. The wall mount plate you will need to tear them out by using pliers or a snipper. Take your time to not scuff the plate if you care for the apparance of the inside.)

2. Plate 2 (Image with 2 rods)
Recommended to use:
Wall Loops: 3-5
Infill: 15 percent (lighter is better so its not too angled from the weight.)
Supports : None (threads on them male rod print just fine without supports. The slots for the m5 hex nuts should print just fine without supports as I printed it perfectly without using supports.)

Assembly:

Can be assembled in any order, just be sure to take note to the orientation in the images and where each rod and rod base should be attached to.

Screw Locations:

Refer to Screw Location image on where to insert screws.

Rod Plate Orientation:

Also refer to the plate orientation image to see which way to face the plate on the end of the rod.

Filament Recommended:

Any filament can be used for this, it's designed to be durable if the right settings are used. Obviously more stronger filaments like PETG will strengthen the print considerably but any filament will do. The filament in the images is from a Matte Black PLA filament and it has held up quite well.

Tips:

1. If the swing left to right is not smooth enough you can apply some lubricant grease to the top connector of the rod male base. If printed correctly it should nicely slot into the female base and swing easily.

2. The M5 Hex nuts should go all the way into their respective slots. Although they may need to be guided in more to the slots so use the something to push them in more if needed (hex wrench included with the Amazon hardware kit works perfectly for this), you can shine a flashlight down the top of the screw shaft to see if it lines up perfectly.