Summary

I remixed this GoPro mount created by CKreations for a Traxxas Slash 4x4 to work with a Traxxas Hoss 4x4 VXL. I actually just sliced the actual GoPro mount part off of his and remodeled the entire base. I also took some dimensions from his model.

On the original model the camera mount was at the front of the mounting plate, and I have moved it to the back. I figured this would offer a bit more protection if you run in to something, as well as it will move the center of gravity back. I've also made the mounting part so that it is a solid block with no space underneath it. This was designed for a family member, and he wanted it as strong as possible, so it was changed for this reason. He also wanted a thicker base. I thought this was unnecessary, but I made it anyhow. The provided photos are of the thicker version. This will likely require longer screws than the ones that come stock. I believe the thinner version works with the original screws.

1/1/2022 - Minor modification made to reduce the amount of support needed and increase printability

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Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Anycubic

                                            Printer:                      
All-metal Mega

Rafts:

Doesn't Matter

                                            Supports:                      
Yes

Resolution:

0.1

                                            Infill:                      
80% Gyroid

Filament:

filaments.ca EconoFil PLA

                Blue Grey                    
                        Notes:                     This was not printed by me. If I did it, I'd probably use a  higher layer height, but the one in the picture was done at 0.1.

I have already positioned it in the recommended printing orientation. The pictured mount was printed with supports, though I expect for some printers/filament it is doable without. Printing it flat would mean you could DEFINITELY do it without supports, but it would likely make the mount too weak due to the suboptimal orientation of the layer lines.