ender 3 pi camera mount 3d models

Used the connections from Modular Mounting system to slide on to the Y axis and hold a camera. Gives a nice view of the print bed for Octoprint. Using a Wyze Cam with the webcam firmware connected to Octoprint. ... This is the Wyse cam mount I'm...

... use it for my Creative Live Cam. ...I imported it into TinkerCad, removed the Wyze mount, added a slotted hole for adjustability and cut off the from corners to clear the camera mounts overhangs. ...The 1/4-20 slot is snug but I prefer it that way.

A front mounted camera mount, print in sections. If one part breaks cause you ran into it just reprint the broken part. I use it AstroPrint Touch. Total print time is about 6 hours. ...Use some scotch tape to tighten up the swivel.</p>

... new design is specifically designed for the arm mount of the linked product. It's a protective case for a Raspberry Pi camera with a fisheye lens. ...My own version has a fisheye lens from Amazon (product number B07HMH1C59) without the IR lights.

I wanted a solution that allowed me to easily add or remove length from the mount to get the camera closer or farther away from the printer, and that was really rigid and unlikely to move during printing. I took my cue from Adam Savage, who uses ½"...

I work perfectly with my Wyze/Neos cameras. ...The camera base snaps securely into place without needing any additional tools or accessories - simply print and start using. ...I'm confident that everyone will love this design.

I just made the camera holder fixation stronger because the original version was starting to fall. ... Link for the original model by CPS-3: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2884994

I recently reinforced the camera holder attachment, as the initial design was beginning to come loose. ... For reference, here is the original model created by CPS-3: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2884994

I'm using a budget-friendly PlayStation Eye camera with my OctoPrint server, so I designed a mount for the end of the rail to hold the camera securely in place. To ensure it stays put, I attached a small piece of double-sided tape to the bottom of...

Having been running to & fro the office to check on builds these past few week, I decided to utilise a ring indoor camera & so needed a mount. I modelled my own to take advantage of the original screws that come fitted to the left hand side corner...

I've modified the design for the Ender 3, adjusting it to fit the smaller print bed's dimensions. To achieve optimal results, ensure you print this model in the correct orientation without any support structures. ...A small tab on the back provides...

Mounting the camera requires only one M3 screw, which securely fastens it to its designated holder. Carefully fitted to the x-axis belt tension bracket, this holder provides a snug press fit that keeps everything in place. ... When removing the...

We needed the arm, but didn't need the extra bit to hold the Pi.

I'm really impressed by webwang1984's design for a Wyze cam mount and I made some modifications to it...\r\n- Moved the post position to a corner for better clearance and easier printing\r\n- Changed the post so it can be printed without...

Needed a mount for my Amazon Blink camera, remixed a cover I found here with some fancy details. Snaps directly into place with some force, I recommend loosening the hardware for your y axis tensioner to make it fit a bit easier. I used a 50...

... not find a easy to print holder, so created a mount for the screws of the power supply. A M4 screw and a nut is required. Case is for following Camera: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07CMXJLXR/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Remixed Two diffrent Cam mounts

First publishing hopefully there are no problems :) Orientation is wrong but easily fixed in the slicer. Use a support blocker to prevent support from generating in the triangles, then use you favoured support settings (i just used auto is Prusa...

... I apologize for this, I'm still new designing in Blender. You are going to need a 1/4'' screw, long enough to make through and mount your ring of light or camera Last but not least, if you find my design useful, any tip will be greatly appreciated!

... I apologize for this, I'm still new designing in Blender. You are going to need a 1/4'' screw, long enough to make through and mount your ring of light or camera Last but not least, if you find my design useful, any tip will be greatly appreciated!

If Printed you just glue your camera on the movable plate and you are done.

You can place a camera anywhere on this device, I suggest attaching one using double-sided adhesive tape for stability.

Holds your camera in optimal position to watch print. ...The diameter is 65mm and allow you to screw it down.

Remix of original design, changed top mount little bit

No fancy holes. ...Just a platform. Camera position from above to have control about how th print is doing. Make it sturdy and drill a hole, or just use some double-sided tape and stick you camera on. Or underneath. ...Or whatever.

This is a quick clip I put together to hold my WYZE camera to monitor my prints. ...If you want a tighter fit on the camera and looser fit in the aluminum extrusion it might be worth printing at 99% or 98%.

I upgraded this fantastic Pi camera mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3747437 - the original clamp, made from two components, seemed overly complicated, consuming too much space on the printer frame and restricted to assembly around 2020...

Should be able to put any camera on this, id recommend just using double sided sticky tape. I haven't printed it yet to test. ... Category: 3D Printer Accessories

Required: - screw M3 x 10mm hex bolts - screw M3 x 20mm hex bolts - nut M3 - square nut M3 For camera use box from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3294512 (Back.stl and Front.stl).

Fits the cheap 720p webcam from plexgear and perhaps other generic webcams. ...Uses the stock screw. It's a tight fit, but the camera is steady. ... https://www.kjell.com/se/produkter/dator/webbkameror/plexgear-720p-webbkamera-p61271