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DJI Neo 2 Backpack Mount – Clip & Go (No Tools)

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0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Description

DJI Neo 2 Backpack Click Mount (Remix)

  • Remix of the original DJI Neo belt mount — full credit to the original creator(s) 🙌
  • Upgraded with a slide-in / click-lock base, inspired by backpack mounting systems
  • Allows you to quickly and securely mount your DJI Neo to a backpack strap or gear
  • No external ecosystem required — no need for an expensive Peak Design clip (save ~€70–90)
  • Perfect for building your own modular click-mount ecosystem using 3D prints
  • Combines fast access + secure locking in a compact design
  • Fully 3D printable and customizable to fit your setup

The neo 2 mount has been upgraded to fit with the lens cover and has been reinforced on the sides. where needed.

💡 Concept:
This remix combines the original Neo mount with a printable click-in system. The result is a DIY alternative to commercial clip systems, offering similar usability while keeping full control over your own ecosystem.

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