TONOR TD510 Shock Mount

This is intended to fit onto an InnoGear microphone boom arm.

The assembly mount consists of 3 parts, the microphone holder, the arm mount, and the spacer.

The microphone holder is a little smaller than the microphone itself and has a slit in it so it can widen and fit snugly around the microphone. Just put it behind the microphone and push it on, the internal chamfers should expand it to fit. An optional holder has a hole to re-use the microphones mount screw.

The arm mount holds the spacer and the microphone holder. Use 1/8 inch (3.175 mm) shock cord. The way I chose was to progressively wrap it around the microphone holder slits in a snaking motion and after it is tied off, stretch the cord pairs around the T-shaped mounts creating a sort of X pattern. That way I only needed one loop of shock cord. Make sure they are tight enough to actually lift the microphone off the bottom of the arm mount.

The spacer friction fits inside the top hole on the arm mount. Print this vertically so that the force from the arm nut pushes into the layer line stacks. This is just to increase the strength of the joint. It is intentionally low tolerance to have a very tight fit, but might not fit due to some printer tolerances.