power raspberry pi from ender 3 3d models

Parts needed: 1x Raspberry Pi Model 3B+ 1x Buck Converter w/ display ([DFR0379](https://core-electronics.com.au/20w-adjustable-dc-dc-buck-converter-with-digital-display.html)) 1x 30mm fan (I used [HighPi Pro 5V Cooling...

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...

I tested the camera chassis with the Raspberry Pi cam V1 and V2. Both fit well into it. Please let me know if you are having any issues. ... Needed mounting material: <ul> <li>7x M3x10</li> <li>2x M3x15 (connection between bracket and...

My design incorporates a clip that positively connects to the front of the Ender 3 (not sure about pro) without tools or hardware. It can also be easily removed in a flash. My favorite part is that I integrated loops for the ribbon cable. The cam...

I'm excited to share my latest Raspberry Pi camera mount design, which features a clip that securely attaches to the front of the Ender 3 (or possibly the Pro) without requiring any tools or hardware. The best part is that you can easily detach it...

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...

This is a mounting point for the Articulating Raspberry Pi Camera Mount. ... Because it has only a small mounting area it is not sufficient for heavy load.

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.

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 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,...

I added a rail mount that allows me to securely attach my Pi to any of the convenient rail ends on my Ender 3 Pro printer. ...To bring this project to life, I used a 0.6 millimeter nozzle size, printing at a moderate speed of 125 millimeters per minute...

Remade the entire design to accommodate a Raspberry Pi 4 and two buck converters, which significantly boosts performance. Additionally, I removed the logo from the cover for a sleeker appearance. ... This build is optimized for a 30mm fan, and I managed...

... that securely attaches to the display. ...To bring this design to life, you'll need to utilize supports while printing out the file. This particular design is specifically tailored to accommodate both the Raspberry Pi 3B and its plus variant, the 3B+.

... as thing 3294512, specifically designed for the Raspberry Pi Camera Module. ...The goal was to increase the distance between the print bed and the camera module, accommodating cameras with a larger focus range like my Raspberry Pi Camera copy.

As for the hot bed of my Ender 3 Pro, I suppose it will also work for the standard one.\r\nThe arm has a hole where you can place a support for a Raspberry Pi camera (Rev. 1.3).\r\nThere are two possibilities: a small fixed support and one with an...

One quick note - With this design the power cable must be fastened down to avoid catching on the bed level knobs (I just used some tape to attach the wire the top of the printers electronics housing which seems to work well) Thanks, Sam Required...

... Left Side and Right Side. Maybe you can use this mount in combination with my Raspberry Octoprint case for the Ender 3 Pro: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4334333 Take a look at my other designs: https://www.thingiverse.com/dasmani01/designs

This is a raspiberry pi camera mount for ender 3. Intended for octoprint. Inspired by design of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3417079 I re-draw the whole 3D model with adjustment : 1. Arm that clips onto the ender3 motor 2. Added adjustable...

Allow the camera mount to pivot for Ender 3 Pro This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4634481/remixes

Fit my Sainsmart 5MP camera module for Raspberry Pi 3 into place. Important note: My printer is firmly fixed on a solid surface, so I haven't tested this mount with any vibrations yet. ...The joints can loosen over time, but that's easily taken care...

... 3 og Ender 3 Pro med Raspberry Pi og DC-konverter indbygnings mulighed. UK: When you have 2 pcs. Z-Axis on Ender 3 / Ender 3 Pro: Enclosure power supply holder for Ender 3 and Ender 3 Pro with Raspberry Pi and DC-converter built-in option. ...

I'd like to thank both of you for creating a remix of the Geekworm case Raspberry 4 wall/desk mount and the Ender 3 Pro rail mount slider that fits perfectly in one profile slot. This clever design mounts the RPI4 securely inside its case to the...

Camera base for https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2842300 Designed for the Ender 3. Slots into the end of the 40x40 aluminium extrusion so the pi cam can be mounted at the rear and out the way of the build surface. Designed with enough clearance...

Camera stand for Raspbery Pi camera for Creality Ender 3 printer. The stand attaches to the X-axis assembly and moves together with the hot end along the Z axis. The camera position is easily adjustable by pivoting. A panel with LED strips can...

So i wanted a bed mount for my raspberry pi camera, so i made this frankenstein-ish thing. Ive added a roofing over the camera hole, it protects from direct light. As i had problems with it exposing my stream and making it really grainy! (Usually...

Cable clip to hold raspberry pi camera flat flex cable with the XY axis cable bundle. Since the part is small, print with brim. Print with PLA, PETG. ...No support required.

I also couldn't find my right-angle USB cable, you'll need one of those for this to work, as well as at minimum a 3A power supply, since the Pi will be driving (in my case) a monitor, camera, and fan... although the fan is probably unnecessary. I...

Here's the modified design: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3700643 To secure the Raspberry Pi, I used 12 M3 standoffs. This approach is preferred as it provides extra space between the print and the board, ensuring good airflow around the device....

Additionally, I chamfered the upper frame and carefully trimmed away some excess material beneath the Raspberry Pi. To illustrate the differences, I included a comparison picture that shows the top of my design alongside the original. ...Now, it's your...