Universal VESA Mount for Nintendo Switch, DSLR Camera, Phones, Screens, Everything.

A collection of 3D printable parts to mount cameras / screens / phones/ game consoles to monitor arms and articulating lamp arms. Shown here is a universal mount for the Nintendo Switch (OLED). The mount is VESA compatible and also supports a quick release mounting bracket that also doubles as a DSLR camera mount for VESA monitor arms.
CAD + 3D print files: github.com/ret...

[@Allardino]

"i mean, you can film stuff, but who's watching this channel anyway"
Underrated. Both your channel and the joke

[@pancakelegend]

"When you're tasked with solving a problem for no-one, you might as well make the solution as diluted as possible."
It hurts just a little.

[@RetroBuiltGames]

I struggled with expanding this design for a few weeks. At first it was a Switch bracket solely to be meme worthy, but I was 4 years late to that joke. Combining the two ideas eventually and setting up the shots sold me on it.

[@BrianLough]

I think you are downplaying the usefulness of the camera mount! I have 3 of them on my desk!
Arms designed to hold DSLR are in the $100 price range while cheap monitor arms that can hold much more weight are in the $20 price range!
1: I showed you Twitter that I made out of scrap timber, that holds my teleprompter mount and I use it for shooting the "me talking into the camera" shots (it's nice to not have to setup a tripod everytime I want to shoot something)
2: recording top down shots of my desk, I use an adapter I bought on Amazon US for this! I always felt 3d printing would be fine for it, it was more of a convenience thing to just buy
3: A "DSLR as webcam" mount above my monitor

[@RetroBuiltGames]

Hah, all i can say is I now have the perspective between writing the script and filming the shots. About 50% of the shots (like the time lapse assembly) were filmed with the DSLR Camera VESA mount and I was like "oh I should use this more". But I didn't want to touch the voice over again. I am glad people know the exact use case when they see it.

[@wild-radio7373]

Oh heck yeah!♡ thank you very much 🥰👍

[@RetroBuiltGames]

Hope you like it!

[@Colin_Ames]

I don’t actually have a use for this right now, nor do I have the luxury of a 3-D printer, but does that matter? Hell no, I thoroughly enjoyed the video anyway. Keep up the good work and have a Happy New Year.

[@RetroBuiltGames]

Thank you for the kind words!