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Starlink Mini HD Tripod with Ballmount

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A heavy duty, 1/2" EMT leg, tripod with ballmount for the Starlink Mini. Leg angles are adjustable without tools.

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Printables
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Electronics
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EDIT 1/31/2026:    A compact version of this model can be found at:  https://www.printables.com/model/1579578-compact-emt-leg-tripod-for-starlink-mini-mount-ins

EDIT 5/9/2026:   The compact version was updated to include components that use a screw to retain the EMT leg in the mount.  The updated components will also work with this model.  Copies of the relevant .STL files have been included with this model.   They are "small-top-tripod-ballmount-v3-Leg-mount-w-screw" and "small-top-tripod-ballmount-v3-Leg-mount-screw".   Source files with this model have not been updated. 

This is a completely printed tripod base with angle adjustable legs and a ballmount assembly for use with my Starlink Mini Mount Insert. The model uses lengths of 1/2" EMT (thin metal conduit tubing) for the tripod legs.

This model differs from my earlier EMT leg tripod in that no hardware is required for the tripod assembly  other than the one M5 40mm screw used to attach the ballmount ball to the tripod.  No tools are needed to make leg angle adjustments.

The leg adjustment angle is locked in place using a printed screw for each leg.  The printed screw is long enough that leg angle can be altered without completely removing the screw. 

The actual tripod legs consist of 1/2" EMT.   My local building supply sells a 10" stick for less than $7 each. Legs should be cut to the desired length and can be as short or long as the builder likes.

The ballmount assembly is the same as that used in my simple Starlink Mini tripod model, and is attached to the "Mount Insert" model using 4 M4 screws.   Refer to that model for details.   

A layer height of 0.2mm or less is recommended for best thread production.  Files can print acceptably in native orientation without supports.  If supports are used for better interior surfaces, I recommend auto tree supports from build plate only.

Fusion 360 source and .STEP files  for both tripod and ballmount are included in addition to the .STL files.

EDIT 02/02/2026

I added a model that allows you to add a swivel foot to the EMT

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