Freelander Mirror Dashcam Holder

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Dashcam mount that attaches to the rear view mirror of a Landrover Freelander 1 (L314). Measured on a 4-door wagon from 2000. Mounting is currently for a "Salora CDC100" dashcam, which is sold under many other names. In the Netherlands it is sold nameless by the "Action" stores. Step files are included so you can change the mounting. Note that the ball-half of the mount from the factory also still fits. Further note that: - Both short and high mounting brackets are available; the high mounting was a bit too close to the window, so I recommend using the short mount. - Normal printing settings were OK on an Ender-3 (PLA, 0,15mm) for the base and the nut. - For the ball-part I recommend to use the "Fine" settings (0,1mm), perhaps better for the nut as well. - Especially for the ball-part of the mount, I recommend to use a larger "infill" percentage Although I think this mount is structurally better and visually less obscuring than the factory suction-cup mount (which also tends to fall off the window), I will put a disclaimer here anyway, just to be sure. Disclaimer: I hereby declare that I am in no way responsible for the use of this mount, and any accidents or lost footage cause by it. Please verify for yourself that the printed mount is safe. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
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Originally published on thingiverse.com by Dirk Ganzinga (d1rk058) · License: CC BY 4.0
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