DIY GoPro mount - SUP / Paddle board / Surf Board

We've tried a few ways of mounting an action camera on our board and none have worked well. So we decided to make one and finally, we have a design that does everything we want.
We use a GoPro Max 360 camera but the mount would work with any Action Camera with Tripod or Go Pro mount.
I already had everything I needed but here are some links in case you need anything. A pound shop is probably the better choice for the chopping board, EVA Tiles, luggage straps and Adhesive.
Tripod Screw - amzn.to/3zjTU2O
GoPro Tripod Mount - amzn.to/3jcW8M2
Music
SOLO ACOUSTIC GUITAR by Jason Shaw freemusicarchiv....
Creative Commons - Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported- CC BY-SA 3.0
Free Download / Stream: bit.ly/_solo-a...
Music promoted by Audio Library • SOLO ACOUSTIC GUITAR -...
I will always try my best to link to products of the best value for money, in my opinion. Some of these may include affiliate links where a commission may be received, the price to you remains the same.
Any information provided on this channel is intended for general guidance only and must never be considered a substitute for advice provided by a qualified professional.
Topics in my videos may have potential safety implications for you and your equipment.
Any information I share in this video is purely my opinion. What you chose to install or how you install it, is entirely your choice and responsibility.

[@HUYHAIVietNam]

Great idea bro. Thanks

[@wembleyprimaryschoolrecept1071]

This is a great idea. Have you tried putting the metal parts under the paddleboard, so that they could not hurt you if you fell or would that damage the paddleboard/affect the stability?

[@ExploreVanUK]

Hi, it would probably have limited impact if they were under the board, but I think it would be better to pad them with some foam rather than put them under the board.

[@wembleyprimaryschoolrecept1071]

@@ExploreVanUK Thanks. I'm just waiting for my insta 360 x4 to arrive. Then I will have a go. I saw this video th-cam.com/video/CHyrZmGl8do/w-d-xo.html where someone used an extended selfie stick with a clamp to angle it up. I might try and combine your idea with his so that the selfie stick is on a ballhead attached to your base. Might then be more stable than just using your foot as in his video.

[@OGER1958]

I would protect the metal parts, if you fell on them...