Seen This On Amazon Prime - £10 For A Ton Of Gopro Mounts Etc!

[dandoolittle]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00ZEM9L22/?tag=yoursiteranke-21


Looks like a lot of stuff for next to nothing. It's only if you have prime though.

Always handy to have spares. Not sure how good the plastic will be though

 

[RoadSprock]

That's a lot of goodies for a tenner! But I got a feeling it'll brake and cause heartache

 

[Arctic Pride]

I've been experimenting with a lot of off brand gopro mounts, many of them require some light modification for proper fit. Things like like sanding, notching e/t/c. I've noticed the fit is most poor usually with the link pieces and the clips that slide into the gopro mounts. The actual quality of the plastic seems pretty comparable

 

[RoadSprock]

I've been experimenting with a lot of off brand gopro mounts, many of them require some light modification for proper fit. Things like like sanding, notching e/t/c. I've noticed the fit is most poor usually with the link pieces and the clips that slide into the gopro mounts. The actual quality of the plastic seems pretty comparable

I've broken 2 claw mounts from China on the two plastic clips. Most of the solid plastic is comparable in quality but not the actual clips imo lol

 

[Hypertard]

im having this stuff 3d printed and it works out at 20p per item. So if you know someone go to thingiverse and ask them to print out what you need.

 

[Arctic Pride]

I had a 3d printed mount and the plastic is clearly not the strength of quality injection molding. Rapid prototyping is the best use for that tech (at least for now)

 

[Hypertard]

I had a 3d printed mount and the plastic is clearly not the strength of quality injection molding. Rapid prototyping is the best use for that tech (at least for now)

Yes, agreed. Which is why I am making sure it is printed out to the highest standards and tested thoroughly before taking it out on the road. I'll give an update when i can.