anycubic kobra neo camera 3d models

Anycubic Kobra Go/Neo Logitech camera mount

Simple diamond pattern Z-Axis camera mount for the Anycubic Kobra Neo. I used the Camera Mount for Logitech C270 on 2020 Extrusion by NikNolte on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2426231 as reference for creating the base brackets to...

This is the added, thicker end Z-Axis mount that i mentioned in my "Update" message. The V3 files are 7.5mm thick at the end. They are also rounded to look better. The V4 files are 10mm thick at the end. ...They are also rounded.

Simple screen cover for Neo

A quick & dirty way of sitting a camera with a lrgerbase on the side of the Kobra Neo. Measurements are taken to allow the front part to slip nicely over the frame on the right hand side & the plate is set far enough back to stop the printhead...

Simple guide to help keep the filament in the center of the print area over the print head on an Anycubic Kobra Neo printer.

This is a remix of the Filament Guide from @tommytwothousand. ... It has been adapted to the Anycubic Kobra Neo, replacing the original spool holder and using the screw threads. ...

anycubic kobra neo height gauge It's used for setting the sensor height to the nozzle height. ...Nozzle touches the lowest part and then you slide the sensor down to touch the

... in varying lengths and quantities as indicated in the STL file name (although the 3.875 inch version is the only one that needs four copies). If printed with the Kobra Neo, I have not found there to be any need to apply any bed adhesion settings.

ADXL345 X-Axis and Y axis mounts for the Kobra Neo There's another mount by Applepie2 but it doesn't fit the accelerometer I have which I think seems more commonly available (e.g. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09M6MSF7J).. There are screw mounts...

... I can make the change. I think the most common heatbreak sub is from the creality cr10, and that one is 27.5mm long. I'll post pictures once it's done printing. It's a "work in progress" once it's printed, mounted, and tested on the Kobra Neo.

A camera mount for the Anycubic Kobra printer. The mount attaches to the z-axis and moves up with the print. To attach it, you first have to remove the plastic cover with the 'Anycubic Kobra' emblem on it. The mount then simply slides on the...

This is a remix of another project modified to be able to fit an Anycubic Kobra. The screw hole was also adjusted to be able to accept a 1/4 inch screw. ... I printed it on it's side and it required no supports.

With the Kobra being so new, i had not seen anything really made up for it, and I wanted a Z mounted camera for timlapses. This design fits around the belt tension section, and is made to be held in place with 2 M3 screws, length isn't a huge deal,...

Never lose your Anycubic adapter again with this secure stand that keeps it in place. ...Tested on Anycubic Kobra and Kobra NEO.

This is a spacer designed for the Anycubic Kobra Neo spool holder to accommodate Overture cardboard 1kg spools

This is a bracket to replace tiny plastic wire bracket on Z axis of Anycubic Kobra Neo (maybe suitable to other too). Was created to give cables more organised look. ... Printing time around 50 minutes with 30% cubic infill, PLA.

I have designed this tool holder for all of the tools included with my Anycubic Kobra Neo plus one pair of tweezers and a few memory cards. It's mounted with four M3*10 screws and V profile insert nuts. ... Designed in Solid Edge 2021 Community...

This is an LED mount for the Anycubic Kobra Neo and Go. It slots into the top bar with a friction fit and includes a filament guide. There is also a version without the filament guide for the Go. After printing, you can super glue the two pieces...

I created this in order to have a wall-mounted spool holder for my Anycubic Kobra Neo that sits under my desk. I used double-sided gorilla tape to mount it but I can add holes for screws if that is requested. It's designed to use the spool holder...

A couple of simple mounts designed to attached the new form factor Adafruit ADXL345 to an Anycubic Kobra Neo for measuring required input shaping (although this may also work with the Kobra Go and other similar printer designs). No supports are...

... ...when I first bought the Kobra Neo, i noticed the loom droops and even touches the bed during the first layers. this should provide enough support to get it out of the way. should not need it to be angled upwards. ... will require 2 small zip ties

I grabbed the idea to have a trash tub outside of the built plate underneath the place where the Anycubic Kobra Neo (my new printer) dumps its filament trash when loading a filament or purging the nozzle at the start of the print. I printed...

Watch here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5894002 Composed these feet from the Kobra Go Foot Block https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5817375 and the Higher Feet Vibration Dampening https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5566982 . You need to print...

Kobra Neo Camera Mount using the Y Gantry belt tensioner. ... Upgraded with better top edge hook and triangle support

When you buy a dual z axis kit, a lot of times they are Ender-specific and include t-nuts that you cant use because the anycubic version is different. Just print this out and use it to mount your stepper! Requires at least 2 M3 screws (ideally 4 for...

... Ender 3 Pro so I made my own, Modified it to fit the kobra Max . ... The USB camera I used is from Amazon, It should fit any camera the same dimensions. ... https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PRXCGY1/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

The main two are that it is compatible with mounting directly to the frame of the Kobra Go printer, and it is made to fit the arducam OV5647. Other than that this set is assembled exactly as seen in the original model. I assembled the extension...

camera mount with LED lighting and belt cover. ...camera mount for logitech C270 Original Files (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5487239)

camera mount with LED lighting and belt cover. ... camera mount for logitech C270 [Original Files] (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5487239)