May 4, 2016
Description
I was looking for a light-weight solution to mount my GoPro Hero 2. I couldn't find one I liked, so I decided to make my own. This frame works much the same as GoPro's official Frame, in which you spread it apart, drop your GoPro in, and the compression of putting the frame into the mount holds the GoPro in place.
As I use my GoPro's for time-lapse' quite often, I left the gaps on the side in order to access the SD card, charging port etc.
It was a very quick model, only 15-20 minutes, so if there's anything wrong or something I've forgotten, let me know.
License:
Creative Commons - Attribution
LukeTansell
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