I was looking for a good tripod mount using a standard 1/4"-20 nut, while still retaining a good access to the USB-C port on the bottom of the camera. The Pocket will fit in this Socket snugly without having to flex anything at the top of the mount. I can hold my Pocket completely inverted and shake without losing grip, but if you're worried, I suggest a thin sheet of vinyl cling material along the back rear to make it extra grippy.

Originally I made one with a bit of a backward leaning angle for balance and ease of viewing, but as it turns out, the DJI Osmo Pocket won't let you do a "motionlapse" timelapse series if the Osmo is not held perfectly upright.

Insert your own 1/4"-20 nut into the base, from the Osmo side. The adapter's base is round and should sit flat on most tripod heads well, but I added extra feet to the base so you have leverage to twist the mount on and off of the tripod head easily. The extra legs also helps the adapter stand flat on a tabletop without toppling, although I did not force additional height to keep the USB-C port clear.

Update: To accommodate different 1/4"-20 nuts on the market, I have made another variation. The two STLs with -11 in the name will fit a nut with 11mm flat-to-flat dimension, while the others fit a nut with 10mm flat-to-flat.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Lulzbot

Printer:

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Resolution:

0.15mm

Infill:

Notes:

(I didn't use a Mini 2, the Thingiverse web form is broken.)

The area around the cable hole at the chin needs some supports. I suggest concentric with wide spacing. Most slicers will also try to add other supports for the top of the hexnut hole and inside the GoPro bolt holes, but these really aren't required.

Category: Camera