Your Drone.
Your Camera.
Mount Maker.
Custom mounts for the way you fly.
Design camera mounts, antenna holders, trays, and arm feet around your FPV setup. Then take them to the printer.
Beta 0.9 · Windows x64 · STL export
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A place for every part.
Build around your hardware with five focused tools.
Keep the dimensions, lose the guesswork.
01 / ACTION CAMERA MOUNTS
Your camera. Your frame. Your angle.
Start with a prepared sleeve or import your own. Dial in the bolt pattern, camera angle, and fit while the mount takes shape in front of you.
- Independent front and rear bolt widths
- Automatic base sizing and sleeve seating
- Optional bolt access and clearance guides
02 / FPV CAMERA MOUNTS
Bring the flight camera into position.
Build a pair of soft mounting tabs around your existing standoffs. Set the camera width, screw positions, and tilt style to suit your setup.
- One or two M2 screws per side
- Fixed angle, pivot, or curved slots
- Export the pair or an individual tab
03 / ANTENNA & GPS MOUNTS
Give every antenna a place.
Combine rear antenna tubes, a GPS tray, and a T-antenna holder around your rear standoffs. Adjust each part while keeping one connected mount.
- One or two upper antenna tubes
- Optional GPS tray and lower T holder
- Independent reach, lean, and spread
04 / ELECTRONICS TRAYS
Small components. A considered fit.
Make a tray for a GPS unit, receiver, or beeper using the actual dimensions of your device. Choose mounting tabs, retaining lips, and cable openings.
- Zip ties or one-, two-, and four-bolt layouts
- Adjustable side clearance and retaining lips
- Cable notches and optional bottom opening
05 / ARM FEET FROM PHOTOS
From your carbon outline to a custom foot.
Import an underside photo, calibrate it with measured screw spacing, and trace the arm. Watch the foot update as you refine the outline and fit.
- Measured scale and perspective correction
- Editable curves and sharp corners
- Live preview and recoverable local drafts
Screenshots show the Beta 0.9 development build. Always inspect geometry, slice, and test physical fit before use.
MADE TO BE ADJUSTED
Measure once.
Keep making.
Save the work behind the part. Your projects keep their source geometry and settings together, ready for the next camera, frame, or iteration.
See how projects workGeometry, dimensions, and preparation in one editable project.
.mmprojectReuse prepared sleeves, with revisions and attribution.
.mmsleeveCarry bolt patterns and standoff measurements between designs.
.mmdroneExport the generated geometry and choose your print setup.
.stlLESS GUESSING. MORE MAKING.
Good parts start with a good guide.
01 / START HERE
Your first mount
Go from a sleeve and a few measurements to an editable mount and an STL for your slicer.
Read the guide02 / MAKE IT FIT
Preparing a sleeve
Import an STL or OBJ, align the camera direction, and trim the underside before building a mount.
Read the guide03 / TAKE IT TO PRINT
Exporting & test printing
Export the intended mesh, preserve the editable recipe, and check the part in your slicer and on real hardware.
Read the guideFROM THE WORKBENCH
The next chapter.
A new chapter for Mount Maker.
A rebuilt workbench, more ways to make a mount, and editable projects that keep the details of your build together.
Read the updateMAKE YOUR NEXT BUILD YOUR OWN
A better fit starts here.
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