Best DIY GoPro Mount | DIY Pipe Clamp Mount
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2016
- In this video I show how to make the best DIY GoPro Mount ever. This is a simple and cheap mount that works better than the GoPro handlebar or roll bar mount. It also uses an GoPro buckle mount making it fast and easy to remove your GoPro.
Parts List:
Key Hose Clamps: geni.us/iGAK8vm
GoPro Flat Mount: geni.us/3WBQSRz
Rubber: geni.us/3WBQSRz
Small Flathead Bolts
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So simple. A keyed pipe clip. That’s opened up a raft of ideas for my new insta360 cam. Couple of these and some 1/4” thread bolts and boom. The world is my oyster. Thanks man.
What an awesome idea! I have a Jeep and was trying to find a way to mount my camera to something other then the windshield. Perfect solution. Thanks.
Very good tutorial. My adds are simple.
1) Cut your rubber at least the second piece to wrap underneath the hose clamp not just the Go Pro clip. You will need it, not just for non-slip, but for protection from expensive paint jobs.
2) Paint it to match Go Pro mounts. I will be mounting these to $80,000 vehicles and I want it to blend in with the GoPro itself.
Great video again Kyle. Love your videos. You deserve more subs. Keep up the excellent work
Going to make a similar one tomorrow, I'm gonna try make one with stuff I have laying around, great video!
This is actually a really good idea. This isn't something I would use enough, but I can see other people finding it very useful.
its awesome!! I will make it,thank you very very much your videos are awesome
this is really really good thanks dude
this is great, keep uploading
Some plastic to metal adhesive in between the buckel mount, hose clamp and metal backing plate would increase the strength, some shrink warp over the clam band would help keep it from scratching and provide a better grip to whatever it's clamped to.
Thank you. Just ordered 2 aluminum buckle mounts for this mod. Can't wait to do the mod to record under my Camaro. Lol
Love this diy💙
I'm cool with the clamp & goose neck cheers👍👍
I enjoy your videos man! Keep it up!
good job on the video
AWESOME!
Hey buddy, you’re filing backwards the first time you file. The teeth only cut in one direction and you can damage the file. You files the screws correctly.
Cool video
great idea , from chile thanks
wow thats awsome
hey, can you Plesse make a video for holders of boughs, trees or wood? thank you :)
What would be a good solution to mount the gorpro from a 1/4" OD copper tube?
I love this but don't have any of the tools or easy access to a Home Depot or Lowe's. Is there anywhere online where I can buy something like this?
This is sweet. Hardware store here I come.
Scroll up you not done with the video..
Nice MAn
why are you screwing down the hose clamp if you went through the holder would that be enough.
or just drill hole put small bolt through and use tripod mount
Maybe you could use a similar method to the zip tie mount and not have to drill into the mount.
+Taylor Mortin you totaly could
+Taylor Mortin I wanted a solution which was a little more secure. Plus what is the fun in showing you how do the same thing again
Kyle Martin Tech "GoPro Tips and Tricks"Good Point!
+Kyle Martin Tech "GoPro Tips and Tricks" THANK YOU SOOOOOOOO MUCH IVE BEEN LOOK FOR SOMETHING THATS STRONG AND DIY FOR AGES. YOU ARE THE BEST!!!
You say what is the fun in showing how to do the same thing... well it takes WAY less tools to do the zip tie mount. I couldn't do this mount in this video, I don't have all these tools.
You are quite weaking the mount by drilling and bending to remove the screw.
Wouldn't be better to use rivets?
Just use you dremel tool to cut the excess bolt threaded end.
The rivet heads might extend to high and cause interference with the mounting. Also the pressure of the rivets during installation might crack the plastic.
One other thing. If you use a drop of Duco cement on the threads it will work like blue loc-tite but is easily removable. Used this on model airplane engine mounting bolts with a lot of vibration and it worked like a charm.
milwaukee is the best!
"use rubber" . Just use an old rubber tube that has a leak. Old 700 tubes work great as tie downs for a rack. (they don't loosen when tied in a knot) . recycle man.. :)
Hey man. Great idea. Quality of the product - ummmm hmmm mmmm lol
think it is pretty solid
My GoPro automatically turns off during a video but it doesn't do it when you are holding it
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+Savage Medic
sorry boss
Once it get the parts im gonna make one for my baseball bat
Buy a GoPro session
You buy one.
+Savage Medic I have one
Sessions are low quality.
Those would be machine screws not bolts ya dingus
Haha, oops, sorry learned something new
why diy when you can even afford to buy a high end action cam?