A thing I thought of

jebra might want one. A device that clamps to a microphone stand and holds a Zoom H2 audio recorder on the side of the stand. Features an integral pressure plate between the clamping screw to avoid marring the stand, and a captive nut for firm grip. The 1/4x20 bolt is held captive with an E-clip.

Took about 3 hours in OpenSCAD to design, 30 minutes to print, 15 minutes to tweak what I got wrong the first time, printed another copy while I designed the knob for the 1/4x20 bolt.

I learned a bit more OpenSCAD and several things about figuring out how to design so that the printer can print. The first print had a part where the bridging was impossible, I fixed it on the second copy.

As I get better at this I should be able to get ideas ready to go faster. The knob only took probably 20 minutes to design, and I think I could do the main clamp body in less time now. Also I will have a library to draw on.

I need to get some M4 hex heads to replace the cap screw that I used for the clamp for this photo. I'll also cut a bit of bicycle inner tube and contact cement it to the top so the recorder doesn't spin when attached as it does now.

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