john-tatum shares:
created a couple quick fitments for the mic stud, loaded up the wall mount into Sketchup, and in short order had my first test print. I was not sure if having the stud oriented up or down would work better, so I did a version for each direction (as it turns out, I prefer the stud oriented down).
These adapters worked beautifully. A 3/8 – 16 hex nut is required, but should be easy to find any hardware or home improvement store.
I have included both the .skp and .stl files for both adapters.
download the files on: https://www.youmagine.com/designs/klein-multimeter-microphone-arm-adapter
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