KlickFast Dock for Radio Loop
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KlickFast Dock for shirt radio loop to attach a body camera / radio
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Remix of robo-w's KlickFast Dock
This remix adapts the KlickFast system to securely mount a body camera / radio to the radio loop on a shirt. The design is compact, low-profile, and intended for everyday use where a reliable attachment is needed without adding unnecessary bulk.
Design Features
Slim opening slides onto the shirt’s radio loop
Tight-fitting slot helps prevent movement or accidental detachment during use
Secure enough for active movement while remaining easy to remove when needed
Compact design stays unobtrusive when no camera or radio is attached
Fully compatible with the KlickFast quick-connect system for fast attachment and removal of body camera / radio
Size Variants
I made several iterations while perfecting the size for my shirt. I’ve uploaded all the versions I still have so others can hopefully find one that suits their shirt.
V1
Slot length: 29 mm
Slot width: 2 mm
Opening: 2 mm
V2
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V3
Slot length: 27 mm
Slot width: 2 mm
Opening: 2 mm
V4
Slot length: 26 mm
Slot width: 1.5 mm
Opening: 1.5 mm
V4 fits my shirt perfectly with virtually no movement once installed. It takes slightly longer to fit and remove, but the tighter fit makes it worthwhile.

Printing
I recommend printing the model on its side, as shown in the photo below.

Recommended settings:
Tree supports
Supports touching build plate only
Other settings I used:
PLA15% infill
2 wall loops
I haven’t had any durability issues so far, though PETG would probably be a better option for long-term use. The PLA version I use daily has now split. I’d recommend printing in PETG, especially if you’ll be mounting and removing the camera or radio frequently. I will update further if I experience more issues.
Since this is quite a niche design, I’d really appreciate any feedback if you end up printing or using it.