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Weatherproof PETG, made in Texas, ships free. One mount does it all — tree strap, T-post clamp, toolless aim. Running two cameras, or one camera on solar? Grab the Combo 2-Pack and mount both. Pick your pack:
$14.99
One universal mount · free shipping
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Two mounts — run two cameras, or one cam + a solar panel · just $12.50 each · free shipping
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One mount · Any anchor · Zero tools
One 3D-printed, weatherproof mount does it all — clamp a studded T-post or strap it to a tree, then aim any 1/4"-20 trail cam with the toolless ball head. Three setups, one mount.
On a T-Post
Clamp it to a studded steel T-post and tilt the head up so the camera looks out over the field, tripod-style.
On a Tree
Strap it flat to any tree or wood post and swing the head forward to put the lens dead down the trail.
Any Camera
No 1/4"-20 socket? Strap the camera straight to the platform slots — every cam fits, threaded or not.
Same printed mount every time — the tilt hinge and squeeze-lock ball head do the aiming; the anchor and the camera are your call.
The material matters
Most printed mounts are PLA — they sag and crack the first hot afternoon in the sun. Every Sounder mount prints in PETG: tough, weatherproof, and dialed for a steel post or a tree in full Texas sun — not a desk toy.
Almost certainly — and three ways. Most trail cams have a 1/4"-20 tripod socket: screw it on top with the head bolt-up (tripod-style), or tilt the head forward and screw it on by a back socket so the lens looks straight down the trail. No tripod thread at all? Strap the camera right to the platform slots — no screw needed. Between the three, it fits Bushnell, Moultrie, Stealth Cam, Spypoint, Tactacam, Browning, Wildgame, and the rest.
Yes. Most trail-cam solar panels mount on the same 1/4"-20 stud a camera uses, so the universal head carries a panel just as easily. That's the idea behind the Combo 2-Pack: run two cameras across two spots, or put one mount on your camera and the other on its solar panel to keep that cam powered all season.
This isn't hobby PLA that warps the first hot afternoon. Every mount prints in PETG with UV-stable pigment — tough, weatherproof plastic built to take summer heat, winter cold, and all-season rain without sagging or going brittle.
The printed universal mount plus the stainless 1/4"-20 wing-nut hardware, ready to bolt up — no tools to buy. Bring your own camera (and a strap if you're tree-mounting or strapping on a thread-less cam — the one your camera came with, or any 1" webbing, works).
By hand, no tools. A friction tilt hinge swings the whole head from sky-facing to dead-ahead, and a squeeze-lock ball head adds 3-axis micro-aim on top of that. Point it, pinch the wing nuts, and the aim locks rock-solid.
A couple of minutes, by hand. Clamp or strap it on, drop the ball into the cradle, attach your camera, and finger-tighten the wing nuts to lock your aim. That's it.
Yes — that's the whole point. The same printed mount clamps a studded steel T-post (two jaws key to the rib so it can't spin or slide) and straps flat to a tree or wood post. You don't pick a mount for your setup — you run the one mount whatever way the spot calls for.
Designed, printed, and field-tested in Texas — dialed for real steel posts and real trees in real sun, not a desk.