OmniGrip Multi-Axis Suspension System

Introducing the OmniGrip Multi-Axis Suspension System – the ultimate tool for fine-tuning your workshop setup and enhancing your workflow, whether you're tinkering with electronics, working on DIY projects, or diving into your latest 3D printing masterpiece. With its ingenious design and precise adjustments, the OmniGrip system empowers makers like you to customize your workspace for maximum comfort and efficiency.

At the heart of the OmniGrip system is its innovative ball joint mechanism, allowing you to effortlessly adjust the position of your tools and equipment to suit your needs. Whether you're mounting cameras, lights, tools, or other gadgets, the OmniGrip system lets you easily tweak the height, angle, and orientation for optimal viewing and ergonomic support.

What makes the OmniGrip truly versatile is its customizable design and reliable locking mechanisms. Featuring four (or more if you'd like!) adjustable arm rails, each with its own locking mechanism, you have the freedom to experiment with different setups until you find the perfect configuration. Slide the arms, adjust the angles, and lock everything into place for a workspace that's tailored to your unique preferences and projects.

Crafted with precision and durability in mind, the OmniGrip Multi-Axis Suspension System is built to withstand the demands of your workshop. Its sleek and modern design adds a touch of style to your workspace, while its robust construction ensures it can handle whatever you throw its way.

Whether you're a professional maker, hobbyist, or DIY enthusiast, the O.G. Multi-Axis Suspension System is poised to revolutionize your workspace. With its versatile design and precise adjustments, it's the perfect companion for anyone looking to optimize their workspace setup for comfort and efficiency. Get ready to take your workspace to the next level with the O.G. – because when it comes to customization, innovation, and comfort, the possibilities are endless.

Updates and Notices

3/29/2024: Updated articulating arm and mount models for better grip.

3/29/2024: Added Easy Turn version of set screws. I found overtime the teeth and edges of the screws were a bit too rough. These are now included in the AIO and Base downloads.

3/29/2024: Grip head bases height increased to provide more secure fit along arms, was just a little too loose initially. This also will add more surface area to the hands for a better hold on your object.

3/28/24: Mount head and articulating circular grips refitted with necks for better support. Head size of articular mounts increased by 1mm over size of C-Clamp for greater friction coefficients. New model files uploaded to separate mounts, and OmniGrip head from each other for easier slicing.

Please note: The OmniGrip Multi-Axis Suspension System requires no additional hardware for assembly with the exception of the articulated arm's base plate if you are mounting it (4mm diameter). The included screw mechanisms can be easily tightened by hand, allowing for a straightforward assembly process. I would suggest when screwing the parts together for the first time, you tighten by quarter turns, and then loosen, you will likely note the plastic rubbing together inside the cylinder, keep tightening and loosening bit by by until you can easily turn the screw the whole way through. If needed, pliers can be used to grip and twist the initial screw mechanisms afterwards you should be able to simply grip and twist the screws, ensuring a secure and stable setup without the need for specialized tools.

Notice (Articulated Arm Base): This is currently a prototype new mounting system that eliminates having to rely on a top facing desk. Please feel free to test this out and give feedback on structural rigidity, once I have properly tested it, I will remove this notice.

Notice (Large Build Volume): The OmniGrip Multi-Axis Suspension System is optimized for large-scale printing, making full use of a 220mmx220mm build plate. Its spacious design allows for accommodating objects of varying sizes within its generous inner diameter, providing ample room for your creative projects to flourish.

Notice (Material Recommendation): The ball and socket joints of the OmniGrip Multi-Axis Suspension System are recommended to be printed in a resilient material such as PETG for optimal durability and longevity. While the arms that hold the ball are designed with sufficient thickness to mitigate deformation, using a stronger plastic like PETG further reduces the risk of failure over time, particularly compared to PLA.

Additional Grips: If this gains popularity I am more than willing to add additional customized grips, please feel free to get a hold of me through the messaging system!