2 axis camera slider 3d models

This is a straightforward sign slider featuring three embedded 3x6mm magnets, carefully designed to be integrated directly into the part. To ensure proper function, place it mid-print and pay close attention to the magnet orientation during assembly....

This is a Camera mount that goes on the X-axis Stepper cover, offering several advantages. Notably, it allows for movement up and down with the Z-axis, keeping the printhead and top layer in sight at all times. This setup also avoids vibrations...

The Slider can be used on the floor with its height adjustable feet, but it can also be used on a tripod (RC2 quick release plate). It can be positioned horizontally but the motor has enough torque to perform vertical traveling. ... Download STL files...

... measurement needed for whatever recipe you’re making. This design only includes a teaspoon and a tablespoon, but by making the connector piece longer, the Slider Spoons have the potential to include more pairs of others sized measuring spoons.

Snap the case into place at the back of the Z-axis tower with USB connectors facing upwards and the top of the case directed outwardly. Position it roughly 10 millimeters above the power supply for a camera with a 305-millimeter ribbon cable. The...

... it. However, some additional clearance at the lower inner part of the slide would be beneficial. Although all dimensions appear to be the same, there's a problem with fully collapsing the slider, which might require a light sanding to resolve.

A replacement shower slider for a Fiat shower unit can be found through customization with an additive manufacturing process like 3D printing. Replacing the standard glass door's rail component involves using software to scale up or down dimensions...

Once assembled, the TriTile serves as a slider illustrating how "Tri" is a common prefix for both "Cycle" and "Angle". The prefix "Tri" translates to "three", making it clear that a tricycle has three cycles and a triangle has three angles. This...

This is a remix of the remix by Zotty's "Ender 3 Z-axis Camera Mount for Logitech C270". I adjusted the camera back 2cm due to collision with my x-carriage - this issue is specific to my custom extruder mount, which extends further on the left side....

Support for Logitech C270 camera on X-axis for Creality Ender 3 S1 and S1 Pro printers. I made this support because I've tried others several times and I never thought they were good. This one best suited my needs. In the photos, you will see...

The slider is typically made of plastic or metal and has several features that make it functional. It usually consists of two parts, one which attaches to the wall and another which connects to the curtain. When you pull on the attached end of the...

I adore octopi with a Raspberry Pi camera, but the original mount didn't offer a secure x-axis v2 upgrade so I took matters into my own hands. I crafted a sturdy mount that attaches to the right side of the printer, ensuring the camera remains safely...

I appreciate his design because it tracks the Z-axis as a print advances, but his arm is too short for the field of view of some cameras I use, and the camera angle adjustment in his design is very restrictive. My design isn't a remix, exactly;...

Slider sign for the dishwasher. Magnets assist with snapping the sign in the Dirty or Clean position. The magnets used for the project are 3mm x 10mm. Assembly is pretty straightforward, insert magnets in the base with matching orientations on the...

A satisfying slider that makes a noticeable clicking sound while you push it up and down! Note! You have to turn on supports because some parts need to be printed to perform optimally. Is the spring not good? Too soft or too hard? Try printing to...

... will leave spectators breathless. Whether you're flying over vast expanses of Martian terrain or navigating through narrow canyons, the Runcam Eagle 2 FPV Camera Mount for Martian 2 is the ultimate tool for capturing breathtaking aerial footage.

... seat". If space is limited for the full mount, simply cut the side tabs and a bit of the top, then attach the camera to the back part of the holder using hot glue or an elastic band - if the camera is overheating and melting off the adhesive.

It's a bad design and it's caused me to ruin 2 v2 cameras. A much better suggestion is to: Use the two designs below instead. For the sake of your camera. original design text follows - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2987719...

Printed with a .28mm layer height, 3 shells, and 35% infill, this upgrade ensures silky smooth and silent Z-axis movement after applying a small amount of lithium grease to the contact points. ...Note that this solution may not be applicable to ABP...

... the end stop switch, the screws holding the pulley cap in place, and possibly drilling them out slightly. Version 2: I separated the mount tip and added a screw hole to accommodate a bolt and nut combination, allowing left-right camera adjustment.

This design is currently compatible with: - Runcam Eagle 2 (full size) - Runcam Owl 2 Check out my other creations for variations on different cameras. As indicated by the name, you don't need to screw the camera into the mount. Simply pry it open...

The creation was designed utilizing Creo version 2.

Other than the parts that you need to print, you also need the below items: -Arduino board (We used an Uno) -2 MG995 servos -about 20 M4x12 screws -4 M4x20 screws -about 10 M4 nuts -a 4-port USB hub (we only tested with USB 3.0) - about 10...

... of the camera. There are a few options - I found I preferred the "5mm_wide_extension_no_nut" with the "camera_swivel_shorter_no_nut" - although I'm actually using a different x-axis cover I've put up here https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4657122.

Add some variation to your home workouts with workout sliders. These can add a new challenge to your core routine or provide a great  lower impact lower body workout. The flat smooth surface on the bottom allows these to slide nicely on carpet.

Those S22 sliders add an extra pair of wheels, perpendicular to the others. These wheels take care of the inward pressure placed on the sliders. The body, axles and cover can be made of PLA+ or PETG, ABS, whatever is strong. Print them almost...

... was made using Customizer! ...(http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=201304). Specific parameters include: bZ at 8, bY at 30, bX at 20, catch at 1, lip at 2, wall at 2.6, corner at 2.5, and snug at .99.

I recently upgraded my Prusa MINI+ to the Prusa Mini Base and I've been absolutely in love with the base. One thing seemed missing with the cable cover though… A camera mount!I was using jagr200's C270 mount for a while (great print), but saw an...

2.2 Fisheye 160°) via cable tie to a cable or rod. It is designed to be mounted on the hotbed cable of the CR-10 to see the nozzle from the first layer and to record normal OctoPrint time-lapse images from the perspective of the 3D model. If...

Second version of a basic 2-axis CNC