Introduction: 3D Printed IPhone Skateboard Mount for Recording Video
I designed a mount for my iPhone to record video while riding on your skateboard or longboard. I modeled the prototype using the eta version of Rhino for Macintosh and it was printed with an Objet printer in the Fabrication lab at the University of Florida.The mount pivots 360 degrees horizontally. The phone fits very snugly into the case and is pushed down into a foam strip at the bottom of the case inside it. The latch secures the phone in the case and there is about 3 mm of plastic on the front and back and the banner around the phone is about 10mm of plastic. This is an ongoing project and I still have a few kinks to work out with the design. I hope to take this project to the next level, by reducing vibration and increasing overall strength of the material.
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13 Comments
9 years ago on Introduction
Video?
10 years ago on Introduction
its Victoria R. , great job!
10 years ago on Introduction
I would LOVE to buy one of those.
10 years ago on Introduction
very awesome Jason, we all hope you win!!!
10 years ago on Introduction
love this, totally awesome, would you like some sugru to help with the prototyping etc. while you develop this ?
You can send me your address by PM and I'll ship it straight to you :)
Keep up the great work.
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
Hey! Actually I had never heard of sugru until I read your post, but I did some researching on the subject, and wow!! That stuff looks awesome. What a great idea! About to send a pm now.
10 years ago on Introduction
Thats a really cool idea! Great Project!
10 years ago on Introduction
Neat. It would probably take great video of me breaking my *** if I tried to ride one :-;
10 years ago on Introduction
Really good idea!
10 years ago on Introduction
Smart how you covered the phone but left the cam open
10 years ago on Introduction
Hey, It's Kenny from the lab - glad to see your trying to get some help to further develop this. I'm really glad you entered this - good luck! You've got my vote :)
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
Hey Kenny, I am definitely going to try to take this project to a new level. Thank's for sending out that email to jack, and indirectly to me haha! And thank you for the vote, spread the word!
10 years ago on Introduction
i wanted something similar but to attach to my snowboard! great job!