InstaMorph is great for enhancing existing gadgets or helping to complete that electronics project you’ve been working on for a while. It’s unique properties (remoldable, non-conductive, inert at normal temperatures) make it well suited to many different users. Here are some examples of projects involving electronics (phones, robotics, cameras, etc) that have used InstaMorph in some way.
Nathan made these custom-fitted finger ramps for his bass guitars out of InstaMorph. “I’ve been using InstaMorph for years to make various hardware pieces for
Sansan turned his Google Home speaker into a little droid by flipping it upside-down and adding some InstaMorph “legs” to it. I don’t know if
Randy made this three switch USB powered MIDI foot controller out of InstaMorph (and a lot of other stuff). Here’s what he had to say
Merle made this key cover for her Honda out of a little bit of black InstaMorph. “My Honda remote key was doing some “pocket calls”
Thomas made this custom molded dual screen adaptor for a DJI Phantom 4 Pro out of InstaMorph. The InstaMorph is used to attach an iPhone
Alice made a pinky rest for her Logitech G502 out of InstaMorph. She dyed it black to match her hardware using some InstaMorph black pigment
Now this is a cool idea! Have you ever wanted to take a panoramic photo, but still be in it yourself. That’s something that a
Thomas recently found InstaMorph and quickly put it to good use, making this special underwater camera lens for his mobile phone. “Since there were no
Tracy made this tripod for her iPhone. It not only securely holds the phone, but it also has a working ball and socket. This joint makes it so
Brian was looking for a way to mount his Xbox Kinect to the top of his flatscreen. Lucky for him, he had some InstaMorph and
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