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Action Camera Lens Filter Mount
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This is a mount to hold a lens filter for the [FITFORT Action Camera](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XFM62GB/). At the time of design, there were no lens filters specifically designed for this camera and the round lens cover made it incompatible with filters designed for the GoPro's square lens cover.
This particular mount is designed for use with [these filters](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JL0U0E6) but would work with any brand as long as the dimensions are the same.
UPDATED 4/16/2018:
The design has been tweaked to remove the need for one of the bolts and to reduce the printing time a little. The original files are still available, but I have uploaded a v2 file for the new design.
ORIGINAL:
In addition to the printed parts, this design requires 2 nut and bolt sets. I'm using a bolt about 4mm in diameter x 2cm in length and it fits very snuggly and requires a screwdriver to attach. This helps it stay secure even if the nut loosens.
This particular mount is designed for use with [these filters](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JL0U0E6) but would work with any brand as long as the dimensions are the same.
UPDATED 4/16/2018:
The design has been tweaked to remove the need for one of the bolts and to reduce the printing time a little. The original files are still available, but I have uploaded a v2 file for the new design.
ORIGINAL:
In addition to the printed parts, this design requires 2 nut and bolt sets. I'm using a bolt about 4mm in diameter x 2cm in length and it fits very snuggly and requires a screwdriver to attach. This helps it stay secure even if the nut loosens.
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