What's new in V2:

• Weight reduction
• Cab be installed without extra hardwares and tools
• Exterior surfaces of the controller are mostly exposed to prevent overheating

Versions:

• There are two versions, V2A and V2B.
• V2A (the blue one in the photos):
  • Two piece design, the two pieces clips together to hold the controller in place
  • Recommended to print with 100% infill, without suport
  • Includes zip-tie tie down point for cable strain relief
  • Ambidextrous, you can choose which side the cable comes out
  • Assembly:
• V2B (the orange one in the photos):
  • One piece design, it utilize the flexibility of the print to hold the controller in place
  • Recommended to print with 100% infill, with suport
  • Includes zip-tie tie down point for cable strain relief
  • Ambidextrous, you can choose which side the cable comes out
  • Assembly:
• Differences between V2A and V2B:
  • Both function similarily, I've printed them in PLA and PETG, and they all function as intended, but your milage might vary.
  • V2A is slightly weaker than V2B, but it can be printed without support, and it's easier to install.
  • V2B is more robust, but it has to be printed with support, and it requires a bit more force and dexterity to install.

Mounting:

• The mount can be mounted to any GoPro mounts that have three prongs.
• If you wish to wear the Leap Motion controller on your neck, you can check out the GoPro neck mounts I published:
  • GoPro neck mount
  • Customizable GoPro neck mount
• If you wish to mount the Leap Motion controller on a mic arm, you can check out the GoPro mic arm mount I published:
  • GoPro to 3/8" mic arm adapter

Notes:

• .STL and SketchUp files for both versions are included, feel free to modify them to suit your needs.