pi camera v2 3d models

Remixed pi camera holder, which hides camera cable inside. ...Cable output is on inner side of printer (its good if rpi is hidden instead of drawer in printer).

This adds a camera slot to the V2 version of the sleeve case. I had a hard time finding one that worked so here is my version. ...It is no different in anyway than the original except the addition of the camera slot.

work in progress, instructions to come.

Lets you mount a Raspberry Pi Camera module on the front of your Ender-3 v2.

model for 5MP version: https://www.berrybase.de/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-computer/kameras/kamera-f-252-r-raspberry-pi-mit-fisheye-lens-und-einstellbarem-fokus model for 8MP (1mm less distance of vertical screw holes):...

... None required Resolution: 0.4mm layer thickness Infill Density: 100% solid infill After printing, I was impressed with how well it turned out! The camera mount fits perfectly on the Raspberry Pi NoIR V2, and the print quality is smooth and even.

A clever Pi camera mount is crafted specifically for the Maker Select V2, with ample space to accommodate a Pi0 case as well. The design leverages the https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1595429/files model for optimal functionality. ...Feel empowered to...

This is a custom creation based on teejschmitz' design for Monoprice Select Mini camera mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2809346 Teejschmitz' design is perfect for makers like me who own a Logitech C615 and a Monoprice Select Mini V2. I...

If you're using a USB camera and don't require the Pi Camera cable to be visible, plug it into one of your Raspberry Pi's USB ports. This setup allows for a clean and streamlined installation with no unnecessary cables cluttering up your workspace.

... 3 V2 without Screws. The Pi with Case can be slided in the Holder. A Holder for the Pi Cam can be attached at the top of the Pi Case Holder. ... I use a Case from: https://www.thingiverse.com/Malolo https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3723561

This is a refreshed take on a fantastic drag chain design specifically tailored for the Raspberri Pi Camera (RaspiCam) from @matador. I discovered that the previous iteration had some geometry clashes that made it tough to 'release' the chain after...

With this versatile layer, you can securely attach the camera using bolts directly onto a metal surface, entirely free from the risk of electrical short circuits. ...Remember to always wear an anti-static wristband while handling this camera to...

I really liked this X axis camera mount and made a few changesFirst I added a little hood to push the flex-cable out towards the back so the cable would be oriented properly as the gantry moved up and downI added a notch on the case and backplate to...

I really liked this X axis camera mount and made a few changes First I added a little hood to push the flexcable out towards the back so the cable would be oriented properly as the gantry moved up and down Second I added a notch on the case and...

Raspberry Pi Bed Camera Mount for v2.1 Camera by edwar100 had an issue with the hinge file, I managed to open it with Tinkercad and get it working, but then noticed the screw hole was warped, so I fixed that and added a small bevel which I think...

... it longer as well. ... Also the camera case did not fit my v2.1 Pi-Cam, so I remix the case from [Ender 3 Pi cam mount by BartPLA](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3868687) and used the ball-connector from this design to allow it to connect. ...

... Don't forget to enable MK3 communication with Raspberry (see last photo). Additional photos are available here: http://aame.work/2018/02/05/raspberry-pi-zero-w-and-camera-v2-mount-for-original-prusa-mk3/

To configure the Raspbery Zero on MK3 this is a good guide: https://shop.prusa3d.com/forum/original-prusa-i3-mk3-f30/rpi-zero-octopi-working--t12432.html#p55493 Don't forget to enable MK3 to comunicate with Raspberry (see last photo) More photos...

UPDATE: Added straight support for the camera to fit prusa enclosure: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2864118 I made this build to avoid camera cable extension. Left, rigth and camera cover parts should be printed in TPU or any other flexible...

Mount the Camera back, power on and feel happy IMPORTANT: As pictured, this mount was designed specifically for Raspberry Pi's OEM v2.1 Camera. If you try this with any other camera, you risk breaking the camera. Be carefully wenn you mount the...

... Update: This camera holder has been successfully tested with the older Raspberry Pi Cam V1 model as well, due to its compatible dimensions. ... Revision 1: Enhanced mechanical protection for the LED-ring has now been incorporated into the design.

This multi-camera adapter board is designed for Raspberry pi ZERO and lets you connect two 5MP, 8MP,12MP cameras to Pi Zero.

This multi-camera adapter board is designed for Raspberry pi ZERO and lets you connect two 5MP, 8MP,12MP cameras to Pi Zero.

It is designed to host the Raspberry Pi Cam V2 (8MP) and a 50mm LED-ring (2812 type). The holder uses the original mounting holes in the box, so no additional modifications needed! ...The original screws and springs can be used as well.</p> <p>Update :...

There are camera mounts for the ender 3, however they are not mounted in a position for optimal viewing for timelapses and viewing during the print process - A bed mounted camera will keep the same distance away from the part at all times - A...

The ultimate goal of this design is to successfully attach a Raspberry Pi Camera (V2.1) to the rear of the Original Prusa i3 MK3 heated bed, with the aim of creating an elegant solution for timelapse video in OctoPrint. By tackling this challenge, I...

This will not work with the original Ender 3 due to a different rail design. If anyone wants to create that from this feel free. The base is also remixed from the below file. Thingiverse won't let me add it to remixes ...

I required a simple replacement as I had broken it while removing it from my build plate, so I modified it using 3D Slash to easily reprint it.

the camera housing for the PI V1/V2 you get here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2987719 big thanks to sn4k3 you only need a 20mm long M3 screw and a nut. if you have suggestions for improvement write it in the comments. about a donation i would...

 This camera mount is easily assembled and does not require any metals screws or non-printed parts to mount your Raspberry Pi camera in place where it can travel with your printer's hotend as your prints materialize. ... Simply print each of the model...