So I bought the Extension Arm and the Unversal Mount so I could attach my Rode VideoMicro and phone on the Osmo. The parts do work well but the whole assembly becomes unwieldly with a large footprint and worse, it takes forever to put together and take apart. So I decided to come up with a solution that takes up less  space and most importantly, takes less time to assemble.
An afternoon's work with Sketchup and my 3D Printer yielded this. It slips on to the phone clip and is hinged to rotate almost 180 degrees. What used to take minutes to assemble now takes seconds. I did use the cold shoe that came with the universal mount only because I can't trust a printed ABS plastic cold shoe to be sturdy enough to hold bigger and heavier mics. The only issue left is that my VideoMicro still picks up that blasted fan noise.

any chance you would like to share the files?

Arnt0r Posted at 2015-12-14 05:57
any chance you would like to share the files?

I'll submit it to Thingiverse and post the link here.

Wow, using 3D printers and you've made a nice mic holder yourself! Good job!

renmedalhk Posted at 2015-12-14 03:38
I'll submit it to Thingiverse and post the link here.

Were you able to post the schematics of the 3D print?

renmedalhk Posted at 2015-12-14 10:38
I'll submit it to Thingiverse and post the link here.

Did you ever post to Thingiverse?  Just checked and couldn't find it.

Sorry guys. It completely slipped my mind. I'll post it ASAP.