ender 3 v2 raspberry pi mount 3d models

... would be enough and you don't need a nut I have fixated the camera cable to the other stepper, extruder & hotend cables. 100cm cable lenght is very tight if you have the raspberry pi on the back right corner of the ender 3 but it will fit. ...

This is the remix from Ender 3 Pi cam mount https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4589731 and including the case from BartPLA https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3868687 No big thing, just remixed in Thnkercad. ... Its just the front case, the other needed...

I had to modify the Pi CAM Mount by Hamkers to make it more compatible with my Ender 3 printer. I added two extra features to enhance its functionality. ...The baseplate holes are designed specifically for M3x8 bolts and nuts, paired with T-Nut M3 from...

A modified rail mount for nitrocubane's [Raspberry Pi Camera Mount for Ender 5](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3747437). As several downloaders (and the author) noted, the rail mount interfered with the fan shroud on prints extending to the...

... the PCB, which does not fit with the bottom heatsink. This design features one support for the bottom heatsink. Lastly, the fan mount was removed as the raspberry pi with a heatsink does not need a fan. ...A .prt file for NX is also inluded.

On my Ender 3, I used an excellent Pi case from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3075921 and mounted it upside-down underneath the LCD display. Then, I glued my cable guide to the side of the case. The ribbon cable is routed between the upper and...

Print this Raspberry Pi camera mount, slide it onto your Pi 2 or 3, attach the camera cable to the computer – and you‘re done. *****Who made it? aissi mohammed Difficulty: Easy. ... recommended print settings: infill: 80% height:...

Housing for a BTT Octopus (Pro) on Ender 3 (Pro), with TFT35 V3.0, MOSFET and Raspberry Pi 4, 2ea 80x80x15mm Fan Only screws, nuts, washers and sliding blocks are required for assembly. Printed in PETG with 0.6mm nozzle. There is still room in...

This is an adjustable mount for Raspberry Pi cam modules. ...All you need is a couple of m4 screws and nuts.

These can be attached to 4040 extrusion and connected directly to the main power supply via the buck converter, while also linking the micro USB cable to Raspberry Pi. That's it! No soldering is required, nor is a multimeter necessary. ... I utilized...

I remixed the case from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3079477 to fit the Raspberry Pi 4 in it.

I remixed Metalluka's remix and tweaked it to accommodate a thicker heatsink found in the Canakit Raspberry Pi 3 kit, which I had purchased. The original design did not account for this modification, so I made adjustments accordingly. ...To complete the...

... is remix of the Pi Case by Metalluka. ...This is compact version compatibile with E3D, E3D Pro with 40 mm V-Slot construction. Better access to plug/unplug CSI camera connector for Pi Camera Cap added. Tested on Raspberry Pi 3B+, Raspberry Pi B 2014

I wanted to mount my raspberry pi under the LCD but I also wanted to move it to the left side of the printer. I redid about 75% of the original design. I printed the version for the pi 2 with the other ports covered for a cleaner look. I designed...

As I put a light on back side of the x-axis, I was looking for a Raspberry Pi Cam holder for the backside of the printer. I could 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...

... on top. I added slits to the bottom for circulation. One improvement that could be made... Instead of screws for the raspberry pi, make the case pieces snap together. ...I don't have screws so the case is open a bit and doesn't look very nice.

It uses 3 x M3 screws to seal the case (they can be short, as in 10mm to 20mm), and 2 x M3 PC Computer Motherboard screws to mount the Pi to the inside of the casing. I fitted my case on the rear right side of my BIQU B1 printer. Thats it, nothing...

A Pi Cam v1.3 holder for the Y axis. Was looking for something like this, could not find it. It goes into the v slot on the bottom and snaps onto the metal part that holds the roller for the belt. It is supposed to bend a little at the bottom...

mount for raspberry pi 3b+/4b or beaglebone black combine always: base_plate + _plate + _topplate fitting is tight, no needs for screws or rubberband ideal for mounting a embedded device for using octoprint. ...(https://octoprint.org/)

Remix of Pi 3+ case to fit Pi4, also reduced thickness of fan mount for shorter screw compatibility and added extrusion for a 12V switch going to my LED strip

The attachment point to the printer is from the “Ender 3 S1 Holder for Modular Snap Together Rapsberry Pi 2B/3B/3B+/4 Case” by danielvolz, with the mount hole locations from grabcad. In theory this mount should also work with other manufactures of...

Remix of my [Ender 3 Raspberry Pi Case Clip](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3051848) for lower-profile cases such as [this one](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:922740) by [0110-M-P](https://www.thingiverse.com/0110-m-p/designs). See the original...

Like modern PC cases are done nowadays. Design is based around heat inserts (m3x3x4.2) for all parts but raspberry pi mount - I don't have m2.5 inserts on hand at moment of modelling and assembled, so I have m2.5 self-tapping screw size holes...

Remixed ender1968's design to use the Raspberry Pi 4B with a 30mm fan Use 4 M3x16mm bolts to put the case together

This is a respin of a remix. ...This updates the case to be used with SKR 1.4 Turbo and the Raspberry Pi 4 for Octoprint.

This is a respin of a remix. ...This updates the case to be used with SKR 1.4 Turbo and the Raspberry Pi 4 for Octoprint.

Remix of the RaspberryPi 4 Ender 3 enclosure to include a hole for a female barrel connector. I'm using the female barrel connector to connect the Pi to a power relay.More info on that can be found below.

Remix of the RaspberryPi 4 Ender 3 enclosure to include a hole for a female barrel connector. I'm using the female barrel connector to connect the Pi to a power relay. More info on that can be found below.

This is a small case I designed to attach to the exterior extrusions of an Ender 3 to hold a Rasberry Pi Zero W. The case requires 4 heatset inserts and 4 M3 bolts. ...It has slots to allow for the dupont cables, the camera ribbon cable, SD card access,...

This design fits Raspberry pi Camera v2.1 and v1.3 Part need : 1 Rpi Zero W, 2W (optional) 1 Rpi camera v2.1, v1.3 (optional) 1 Fan 30x30 5 Bolt & nut m2x16 8 Screw m2