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This setup features a custom-designed mounting arm specifically tailored for the Raspberry Pi camera, allowing users to easily monitor their prints and capture stunning timelapse videos with precision and ease.

Small Pi Camera Mount for V1 and V2. Mounts into the front left or right corner bracket of the Ender 5. ... Printed with supports and 0.2mm layer height.

I found this Raspberry Pi camera stand and I wanted it taller, so here's the result of that. ...Use the top piece from the original model.&nbsp;</p>

This is the file required for laser cutting the Printrbot Raspberry Pi Camera Case from plywood. We utilize Russian Birch Plywood, which is 6mm thick. ... To obtain any additional non-wood components needed, please visit printrbot.com/store.

I had a regular pi camera and decided to upgrade to one with the m12 lens. ... Then I couldn't find a case I liked, so I made one similar to what I was already using.

Here is the remixed text: This remix puts all the required parts together for a raspberry pi camera mount, allowing you to order everything at once and save time in your build process.

Pi camera mount for the base corner of my Anycubic Vyper, flexable arm made from pop apart lube tube. ... Mounted using 10-32 machine screws in place of metric original fit great.

... all images into a timelapse animation. Powered by the compact Raspberry Pi Zero, this DIY project is highly customizable. Get the full parts list and assembly tutorial at https://learn.adafruit.com/raspberry-pi-wearable-time-lapse-camera/overview

... For those without access to a laser cutter, pre-made cases are available for purchase through our store at http://builttospecstore.storenvy.com/collections/13701-all-products/products/10957125-raspberry-pi-b-camera-case.

Instructions: You'll need: Printed parts Two SG90 micro servos Raspberry Pi camera A metal pin, 2mm x 18mm long Four M3x5mm screws One M3x10mm screw Two M3 ball joints Four M3 ball joint cubes Two M3x35mm threads Two M2x10 screws (tapered) Two M2...

It works in tandem with the Raspberry Pi Camera extension kit (http://www.bitwizard.nl/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=146&osCsid=brs89thhj79r9mvuh6jjnpgr46). The mount is situated behind the nuts of the handle within the lasercutter's lid. ...An...

... clip for screwing into any old surface. The alternative clip and socket models are designed to fit together. Print out multiple sockets, attach them to different surfaces, and squeeze the clip into position to hold your Raspberry Pi camera there.

Raspberry Pi Night Vision Camera Case and Cradle designed for use with my Raspberry Pi/OctoPi camera bed mount.Cradle&nbsp;- Printed in upright position&nbsp;- Supports on build plate onlyCase Back&nbsp;- Printed on its large flat face down&nbsp;- No...

A DIY Delight for Pi Camera Enthusiasts Build a sleek and minimalist mount for the trusty Pi Cam using these simple steps. First, strip away the supports, then gently place the camera on its pins. Use a soldering iron to carefully flatten the pins...

The replacement LED board is designed specifically for this camera, providing a platform for attaching the Raspberry Pi camera module. To secure the module in place, I'm currently utilizing hot glue, as I haven't developed a more permanent solution...

The Raspberry Pi Camera Case is a sleek and rugged housing designed specifically for the popular Raspberry Pi Camera Module 1.3. To assemble this case, you'll need to use a zip tie in a clever way. First, locate the two small holes on either side of...

Adapter for CS Camera Mount on a Raspberry Pi Camera The Adapter: Securely connects the CS mount to the objective lens (CS Adapter 1 inch - 1/32 inch) Camera Fixation: Firmly fixes the camera in place using four M2 screws on a dedicated part. Cover...

Assembly instructions:No supports are required!Designed for this camera models:https://es.aliexpress.com/item/32831783732.htmlhttps://es.aliexpress.com/item/32973401674.htmlIf the support gets loose over time you can glue it.

&nbsp;Pi mounted with m2.5x3-4mm camera with m2x3-4mm. &nbsp;Case is held together with 2 m2x8 screws. ...&nbsp;The sketchup file is at 1000x scale and includes a pi model from here: https://grabcad.com/library/raspberry-pi-3-b-1 with some...

A Raspberry Pi Camera V1.3 case ========================== This 5MP camera already has a small footprint. This cube case just fits right. It's a bit difficult to get the camera in the case with the CSI cable connected though - add a gentle pressure...

A straightforward enclosure for a Raspberry Pi Zero and IR camera. To assemble this project, you'll need the following components: * A Raspberry Pi Zero with WiFi capabilities, along with a mains adapter and a Micro SD card. * The Pi Noir Camera. *...

Super simple stand + camera mount for a Raspberry Pi 3 (may work on others) and Pi Camera v2 for timelapse. Makes use of the top two screws that came with my Raspberry Pi screen, but you'll also need 2 more tiny screws for the Raspberry Pi camera...

One popular method involves using a camera mount specifically designed for the Pi-Cam, which can be attached to the X-axis via screws or adhesive. This provides a stable platform for the camera, ensuring clear footage even in low-light environments....

A lightweight little mount for a Raspberry Pi 3A and a Pi camera module comes together in no time. It bolts at the hinge with just one tiny 3mm screw. I chanced upon a small thumbwheel nut from another project, so that's what I used instead. The...

To get started, you will require the following hardware components: - A Raspberry Pi Zero with built-in Wi-Fi capabilities - A mains power adapter for stable operation - A Micro SD card for storing essential data and software For capturing...

Attach the two rear holders around the rear of the Pi, and finish inserting into the case, using the slots in the holder and the ridges inside the case to align the whole Pi camera unit within the case. 8. Insert the microsd card if you haven't...

I'm the proud owner of a top-of-the-line Pi TouchScreen and a state-of-the-art v2.1 camera. ...As it turns out, no one had created a custom case for the camera portion yet, so I took matters into my own hands and designed one from scratch.

Based on Gowen's Pi Zero Camera Housing, I designed a more compact version with a slightly angled camera position, pointing downwards from a high vantage point. To achieve this, I omitted unnecessary holes and streamlined the design. ...The accompanying...

A stand that the raspberry-pi camera module can attach to directly. It has an articulating ball-joint to make it easier to aim the camera. The stand's base is 9 inches tall (~229mm). ...I recommend printing the male end of the ball-joint at 100% infill,...

A Camera Holder for the MakerHawk Raspberry Pi Camera with Night Vision accessories this is designed to slot onto Konkresh's mount https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4361821 I may tinker with it a bit further, but for now, it's doing the job I wanted.