3d print raspberry pi camera mount

This case is specifically designed for mounting the IR camera on GoPiGo karts or the wall. It was created using Fusion360. Key Features: 1. This design allows for easy swappable attachment between a magnet-base mount and a ball head mount. 2. Fast...

I remixed the adafruit pitft case base to clip onto 2020 extrusion and added a camera holder to it.Print SettingsPrinter Brand:CrealityPrinter: Ender 5Rafts:Doesn't MatterSupports: YesInfill:100Category: 3D Printer Accessories

... upon a previous design, adding the capability to secure a camera atop the case. ...This allows for convenient print monitoring without requiring manual camera adjustments. ...The product is now available through Northern Layers at northernlayers.com.

A secure and flexible attachment is achieved by using the standard GoPro mounts on your 3D printer.

This is remixed version of RPi HD camera holder probably by Colin Alston (if I remember correctly). You will need 4pcs M10 screws (2 short and 2 medium) to make axis and 4 short M3 screws to close the camera lid to build printed parts.This is shared...

Remixed to fit this RPI camera module.Hardware used:ItemQuantityM3 hex nut1M3 heat set threaded insert1M3 x 10mm bolt1M3 x 16mm bolt1M3 x 30mm bolt1This articulating camera mount can rotate along 2 axes so you can precisely point it where you want...

... project. I designed this as a mount for a small mobile robot, capturing driving paths effectively; however, future enhancements could include a hinge for adjustable upward tilt, enabling clearer views of people's faces instead of just their knees.

... frame screw in my twotrees sapphire plus printer. ...My camera was deeper so I had to modify the front case to fit it and also the pins were a bit hard to print so I used m2 bolts to fix it. The only part which needs support is the arm. ...

This is a unique Raspberry Pi camera mount designed to fit snugly into the provided holder, which can be accessed at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2818559. ...This design has been expertly remixed from the original concept found at...

I also used the same idea at the original by including supports on the modified section that should remove easily once printed. Pictures are from an early test print. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Pro Rafts: No Resolution: ...

I also print mine at about 99% so the lens is a very snug fit and then I don't have to use the little locking ring. I also use a 15' HDMI cable that I attach using a HDMI extender adapter. ...I also apply conformal coating to the camera board and then...

If you decide to use some of the "USB RPiCam holders", you can mount it directly on your ANet A8 printer by using this setup. ... Print Settings Printer: ANet A8 Rafts: Not necessary Supports: Not required Resolution: 0.2mm Infill: 20%

... area and also made room for the Y motor belt to run without interruption. I also used the same idea at the original by including supports on the modified section that should remove easily once printed. ...Pictures are from an early test print.

... ...I extended the mounting clip area and created space for the Y motor belt to run uninterrupted throughout the print process. ...Like the original design, I incorporated supports on the modified section that should be easy to remove after printing.

This advanced camera module was sourced from www.waveshare.com's extensive wiki page titled "RPi_Camera_(_B)" and features high-quality image capture capabilities, offering a cost-effective solution for users seeking enhanced visual documentation.

I remixed the adafruit pitft case base to clip onto 2020 extrusion and added a camera holder to it.

My camera wouldn't snap into place because the hole was too small, so I expanded it slightly and adjusted its position upwards to get a secure fit.

I made this because I hated trying to push a camera into a small case. ...But this is still a work in progress

Original support fitted perfectly the camera, but i wanted i fixation using gopro standard for more versatility. ...So I modified the fixation.

I made this because those IR lights really heat up and I don't want them to melt anything or even set a camera housing on fire, which is easiest if there is none.

I made this because those IR lights really heat up and I don't want them to melt anything or even set a camera housing on fire, which is easiest when there is none.

Austin3dprinting's STL files had some errors, so I re-did them. ...All of the arms now have a smooth inner profile, and the camera+final arm STL file is now split into 2 files so you can distance them on your printer.

I experimented with two distinct design concepts and modified certain aspects within SolidWorks to enable a height adjustment feature for the camera. ...To secure the various components, I utilized existing screws and bolts lying idle in my workspace,...

The camera can be firmly attached by means of the two holes positioned strategically on the lens's side, allowing for precise alignment with an opening designed specifically for the focus light. ...This project is currently under development, so please...

I remixed the front part to accommodate a 160 degrees camera lens like the e.g. https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/1005004549580517.html . Next to that my module has the FPC connector on the same side as the lens, so I moved the slotted hole. ... Rest of...

... perfectly, since I was encountering problems with obstructed views during the initial layers. ... Reduced the arm length by 15mm so that the camera hangs a bit higher and the view of the nozzle isn't blocked by the bed during the first ~10 layers.

This is a reimagined version of the Camera Body from LazaroFilm's design found on Thingiverse under the ID 3030107. ...The goal is to perfectly match my RPi Cam module from Sertronics, ensuring the cable connections align properly when connected from...

... 's model to have a clip on the front cover to hold the back cover rather than just being press fit. ...I wanted to be able to easily get the camera back out of the housing. ...That was my only change because it was a great design to start with!

Austin3dprinting's STL files had some errors, so I re-did them. ...All of the arms now have a smooth inner profile, and the camera+final arm STL file is now split into 2 files so you can distance them on your printer.

I redesigned the camera enclosure's front section to relocate the flexible cable, now emerging from the lower rear rather than the upper portion. ...This move frees up several millimeters of cable length :) The arm, enclosure back, and hotbed bracket...