Some might wonder why you would need a grip on a drone. There are many possibilities, all of which I’ve already tried. I designed the grip so that it can easily be swapped with an action cam mount, and this can be done on almost any drone. For my photos, I used the Avata 2 as an example, but I’ve also used this grip on a DJI Mini 4 Pro, DJI Air 2s, and a Mavic!What you’ll need:1. one 20mm Velcro tape with fastener (see photos)2. A 1/4-unc screw with a countersunk head or hex head, at least 12mm long3. Soft rubber buffers, approximately 5 to 8 mm in diameter4. A melting thread insert 1/4-unc5. SuperglueHow to proceed:

First, 3D print all the parts in the color of your choice. Then, solder the thread insert into the grip (it fits in only one place). Next, remove any support material from the mount, insert the screw through the hole in the mount, and then thread the Velcro tape through. Finally, glue the rubber buffers onto the mount. These are designed to prevent slipping, absorb vibrations, and make it easier to secure with the Velcro tape. Done!Example:

- Not everywhere can you fly freely, but if you want to film everything in one shot and use the gimbal function, this grip makes it easy to control and hold your drone.- When the drone comes in for landing, you can easily grab it by the grip without hitting the propellers, and manually continue flying it. It creates a great effect that leaves people wondering, "How did he do that?" because everything flows seamlessly in one shot!I recommend the following print settings:- Material: PLA, PETG, or ABS- Infill: 100%- Walls: minimum 3 (4 walls are equivalent to solid material)- Support is required for the mount!

Universal Drone Grip / Action Cam Mount for Special Effects!