ender 3 pi camera mount 3d models

Made a camera mount that replaces the screen as I use Klipper on my S1, I have a C270 camera that I just put onto the Swivel with some double sided tape.Uses an M3x20 and nut to mount the Mount on the Frame.Printed at 0.2No Supports.I printed the...

Add an adjusted version with a cut away peice from the mount points. Also add a few pictures. UPDATE POST DATE 01-MAY-2020 I have remixed the part from Logitec C910 Mount by EdWorks, thanks. I remixed to give a cleaner look and match the stock mount....

I've taken the original designs from Thingiverse, specifically the remixes found at thing:2600507 and thing:3476490, and combined them to create a brand new camera mount that's sure to impress. ...This innovative design brings together the best features...

A snap-on camera mount fixating the view on the nozzle. I use strap ons to fasten the camera. ... The model is designed to be easy to print: - Overhang angle is 35 degrees on threadings, otherwise max 45 degrees on the rest of the print - max...

I was searching Thingiverse in attempt to find a mount for my Eufy 2K Pan & Tilt indoor camera to monitor my prints but came up unsuccessful. So with little knowledge of Tinkercad and about 1.5 hours of my spare time, I was able to plan and piece...

... ...To simplify the process, I made a simple and fast-to-print mount for the Pi camera that can be easily attached to a Raspberry PI wooden frame designed for 8mm wood. ...Additionally, I've shared the open scan file, allowing for easy customization.

The camera can be mounted above or below the gantry (watch out for bottoming on the control panel with larger cameras). Swings out of the way when not needed and can move to the other side of the Z column. Will need to be printed with supports -...

I wanted to put my Wyze 2 camera so I could see the print dead on when the printer was printing but I found the "fingers" on Jaytorino's mount flimsy and didn't hold on well. My previous camera was the Logitech C270 and I liked the mount that I had...

... simplified geometry. I've extended the reach further away from the printer. Simplified so no need for supports. For the screw, I recommend this: https://www.thingiverse.com/download:8884281 -it's a zip, look for file: Mount Camera Screw.stl

... four of these screws to secure the camera to the print itself, so make sure to set them aside for now. To fasten the camera firmly in place, thread an M3x15 screw through the printer's mounting bracket and into the camera's designated screw hole.

This can be done by removing the metal mount under the camera and fixing onto the mount using m3 screws (around 8-10mm)You may get a 'not watertight' error in Cura for this - its fine, this is just for the circle mount inside the clip, which doesn't...

... C920 base is a little wider. ... Factory screws hold this in place, although I did notice a slight spread apart where it attaches to the printer. Just added a new version, more rigid and a change in the placement of the camera for a better angle.

The camera mounting plate is designed specifically for this tiny webcam and a piece of LED strip (links to hardware are provided below). The plate measures 32mm wide and 20mm high, while the space for the LED strip is 10mm high and 32mm wide. Of...

This is a blend of two existing designs for attaching a camera to the Z-axis motor shroud and a practical method of mounting a Logitech B905/C905 webcam. A single M3x15 screw can be used to secure the arm firmly in place, although I haven't found it...

This is a remix of 2 existing designs for clipping on a camera to the Z-axis motor shroud and a nice way of mounting a Logitech B905/C905 webcam. A single M3x15 screw can be used to fix the arm in place more firmly, I haven't needed it so far. The...

This is a camera mount I designed which slides onto a desk in front of the printer and then allows the Webcam to be attached to the top. This is because the Ender3 V3 Print bed is heated and moves so attached it to the desk in front instead of the...

After attempting a few prints of the simple camera mount i kept having the same problem with the outer braces that clamped onto the Y axis snapping. Instead of printing this in 100% infill i opted to increase the width and size of the outer supports...

... See screenshot for how to place on the buildplate ver.5: added a rib to compensate for plastic heating and deforming within heated chamber. ver.6: supports not required at all anymore The camera is attached to the print with M3 x 20 bolt.

This is a camera mount fitted onto x axis end-stop. ...Also works with raised LCD mount mod for Ender-2.

View on Printables: https://www.printables.com/de/model/218451 With this minor upgrade, you can mount the most likely unused Z-axis limit switch kit, which is included in the package content of the S1, to the front on the Y-axis. Just unscrew the...

Reuse the included M2 screws to mount the switch and on the switch-side you can also use the cable it came with if you change the cable in the plug (C&NC → C&NO).There will be a brand-specific way to connect a wired remote on the camera side....

Reuse the included M2 screws to mount the switch and on the switch-side you can also use the cable it came with if you change the cable in the plug (C&NC → C&NO).There will be a brand-specific way to connect a wired remote on the camera side. In my...

This is a left front mount for a Creality Camera that works with the Creality Box 2.0 . I have not tested it yet I will upload pictures as soon as I have printed and tested it. UPDATE : Print the bolt part in 100% infill as it breaks off...

I took the excellent Logitech webcam camera mount designed by JZKitty, shifting it to the left to align the C270 lens with the center of the bed. I also extended the support by about 30mm so it can give a broader view of the print bed. I am using...

I took the excellent Logitech webcam camera mount designed by JZKitty, shifting it to the left to align the C270 lens with the center of the bed. I also extended the support by about 30mm so it can give a broader view of the print bed. I am using a...

Base Remix to fit TECKIN camera remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5215742

Have just extended the arm for the camera as i had stiffer springs and a glass bed it would just slightly hit the camera. ... Will still need the original files from jbkuma just replace the arm with this one

Same as the one from Dragaa, only beefed it up a bit and created room for the little ridge on the camera so you no longer have to modify the camera itself.Used M3x20 screw and it holds stable.

I decided to attach this Merkury wifi camera to the bed of my printer so I could check on my prints while I was away. I have my printer run through a smart plug so if a print fails, I can see on my camera and turn the printer off so as to not waste...

This holder is attached to the hot bed corner without any bolt or nut. ...But you will obviously need a bolt to attach the camera to the holder. You can also print a camera attacment screw form here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2749041