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Smartphone tripod adapter

Smartphone tripod adapter
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Here’s a simple do-it-yourself tripod adapter for your smartphone.


Materials –

A hard case designed specifically for your phone. Do not use a universal case which is designed to work with many different models. You need a snug fit.

A right angle bracket – preferably plastic but metal could also work. I repurposed a plastic piece from an old electronics box.

A 1/4"-20 free spinning washer nut.

Suitable adhesive (super glue, a high strength adhesive, etc.).

A C-Clamp.
 
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Step 1

Glue the nut-side of the free spinning nut to the bottom of the right angle bracket (see photo). Make sure you’ve got extremely clean surfaces and use the proper adhesive, there isn’t much surface area but this has to hold the weight of your camera. Use a C-Clamp to hold the bracket firmly in place and let it dry overnight.
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Author:philip42(Neat Information)
Writer, engineer, techie. I've been using computers since the original Apple II in 1978 and have always been interested in technical topics. Check out my articles on neatinformation.com. They include...
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