FlexPod - A better GorillaPod | Phone Tripod
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A better flexible "GorillaPod" style tripod that uses 3D printed TPU and 5mm diameter Aluminum Craft Wire!
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A better, more convenient tripod. Made by a youngster on the Internet.
FlexPod is a compact, flexible 3D-printable stand designed for phones, small cameras, or lightweight gear. It uses a hybrid structure—rigid printed joints paired with bendable TPU or wire-reinforced legs—to grip, wrap, or anchor onto almost any surface. The design is lightweight, support-free, and easy to print on most hobby printers. FlexPod adapts to your workflow: tripod, desk stand, handle, or wraparound mount—all in one minimalist, portable form.
Materials Needed to 3D Print (aff. links support my work without you having to pay me!):
- 95A TPU (can be a bit more/less flexible; 98A or 90A should also work)
- Sunlu (aff. link - thanks for your support!)
- Rigid Filament
- m3 screws and nuts
- Amazon (aff. link - thanks for your support!)
- m5 screws and nuts
- Amazon (aff. link - thanks for your support!)
- Aluminum Wire 5mm Diameter
- Amazon (aff. link - thanks for your support!)
- Wire Cutters
Instructions (to assemble tripod apparatus, the camera/phone mount not included)
- Print out 3 of the legs in 95A filament (lay them with the flat side on the build plate)
- generic settings: 0.2mm layer height, 15% infill, 2 perimeters
- Print out 1 of the bottom base in rigid filament (PLA, PETG, PCTG, ABS, etc)
- generic settings: 0.2mm layer height, 15% infill, 2 perimeters
- Slide in the Aluminum Wire into one TPU leg/sleeve
- Trim the Aluminum Wire, Cutting small bits each time, in a circular motion
- Repeat 3 & 4 for all 3 of the legs
- Assemble the Bottom Base by inserting nuts into the designated hex-nut slots
- m3 and m5 nuts - the m3 nuts are smaller
- Screw in the TPU legs to the Bottom base using m3 screws
- screw in the m5x20 screw into the nut from the bottom
- insert an m5 nut into the top base
- screw the top base to the bottom base
- DONE! (customize the top base to your own needs, or print out a phone clamp!
Images will come soon!
If you have any questions, drop a comment or dm me!
My build process: