prusa raspberry pi camera mount 3d models

The Articulating Raspberry Pi Camera Mount project contains many different "link" designs, some of which are designed to be printed vertically. ...The author of the project has provided files for printing with or without support structures....

A compact, adjustable Raspberry Pi camera mount that attaches to the arms on a Z-brace mod. Prints easily without supports and holds securely. Besides the peg the parts are otherwise symmetrical so you can mirror them in your slicer if you want the...

This is a camera mount for attaching a raspberry pi camera board onto a duplicator i3 v2.1. The POV will follow the Z-axis and therefore gives a nice overview of your print from bottom to top. There's one version (39) which can be attached onto the...

A compact, adjustable Raspberry Pi camera mount that attaches to the arms on a Z-brace mod. Prints easily without supports and holds securely. Besides the peg the parts are otherwise symmetrical so you can mirror them in your slicer if you want the...

A versatile Raspberry Pi camera mount that adjusts securely to the arms on a Z-brace mod. Prints smoothly without supports and holds firmly in place. Thanks to the peg's symmetry, you can easily mirror the parts in your slicer to position the camera...

I modified an existing raspberry pi camera case design to connect directly to the two screw holes located on top of my lulzbot mini. To keep it stable, I tried various dovetail attachments instead of printing a single mount piece. Some fiddling with...

This is a camera mount for attaching a raspberry pi camera board onto a duplicator i3 v2.1. The POV will follow the Z-axis and therefore gives a nice overview of your print from bottom to top. There's one version (39) which can be attached onto the...

Despite the mount holes for the board having the same distance, the board itself has a different size than the original Pi Camera module. Can someone clarify this? As a beginner in cameras for the PI, I am unsure if this is normal. This case was not...

However, I have a clone version (https://www.banggood.com/Camera-Module-For-Raspberry-Pi-3-Model-B-2B-B-A-p-1051437.htm) which is different. I then printed this one (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1936349), but it looked similar and unfortunately...

This is a versatile mount that securely holds a Raspberry Pi camera module, along with three 5mm LEDs and a transistor that enables easy switching on and off. My version effectively powers three IR LEDs using the 5v from the Raspberry Pi (A picture...

Mount for Raspberry Pi high quality camera with microscope lens. Dovetail focus slide with thumb bolts for focus adjust and focus lock. Requires clamp bolts M5x50 (two) with plain washer under head, focus adjust thumb bolt M5x40, focus lock thumb...

... you need from a perfect, crisp perspective, just where you want it - wherever you want. ...With effortless adjustments up or down, left or right, you're able to nail the exact view needed for a flawless picture every time with your Raspberry Pi Camera.

A Case for Your Raspberry Pi Camera. Built to fit snugly onto a standard RC servo, this compact design ensures seamless integration. ... UPDATE: A standard servo proves to be more than enough for this task, but with some recent upgrades, I've...

This is another take on the raspberry pi camera mount, specifically designed for mounting on an athorbot couple frame. However, it can be used on any device with holes that fit, and you can easily create new mounting points to suit your printer's...

Height Adjustable Raspberry Pi Camera Mount: A Convenient Installation Solution. The specially designed rail features a 43mm center-to-center hole pattern, perfectly aligning with the M3 bolt holes in the rear right corner of the 4Max Pro. This...

Case with arm that fits to the left front edge of any 3D printer with 4040 aluminium profile.Housing is designed to fit an 39x39mm Raspberry Pi Camera with hole distance of 34x34mm. The housing is rotateable on 2 axis to fit the perfect viewing...

I stumbled upon two distinct Raspberry Pi Camera models that inspired me. The top part is derived from Thingiverse's project #442063, while the bottom section originated from Thingiverse's project #605368. I fine-tuned both parts and merged them to...

This is a custom Raspberry Pi camera mount for my Ender 3 3D printer. I engineered it to secure under the control panel, ensuring a tight and compact fit. My goal was to utilize a short ribbon cable and minimize its overall size. The design...

A mount for the IR raspberry pi camera, minus the IR LEDs. Simple to attach anywhere to a metal frame. I prefer the Z carriage on my i3, so the camera rises as the Z axis does. I target the top of the print, so it's always in center frame. Rotate...

A custom-made mount is fabricated to securely attach a Pi camera to a 12mm linear rod, utilizing a precisely aligned hole for an optional screw that provides additional stability but is not strictly necessary for operation.

Simple Camera Mount for the Pi Cam. ...Be aware that a small piece of double-sided adhesive tape is necessary to connect the Cam Case and Cam Cover securely together.

This is a simple fixture for mounting a Raspberry Pi camera to the T-slot on the frame of a Taz printer. Included are files for three bend angles (110, 115 and 120 degrees) for slightly different views of the print bed. There are two versions with...

This is a simple fixture for mounting a Raspberry Pi camera to the T-slot on the frame of a Taz printer. Included are files for three bend angles (110, 115 and 120 degrees) for slightly different views of the print bed. There are two versions with...

... goes to the back of the case around the sd card slot.<br/> This fits perfectly behind the lcd screen, and does not need any screw to screw it in. ...It is all from gravity. Only fits pi 3, tested on my 4 and some of the parts around the usb do not fit.

Less than two weeks after getting my three-dimensional printer, I successfully printed a camera case for my Raspberry Pi Zero. I used the 'Raspberry Pi Zero W Security Camera' design by agilliam. (Many thanks). I searched around for a suitable wall...

Mounting a Raspberry Pi camera to the T-slot on a Taz printer just got easier with this simple fixture! Included are files for three different bend angles (110 degrees, 115 degrees and 120 degrees) that give you unique views of the print bed from...

Here is a look at it being used for a timelapse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwDJNf_6DmU And the original video it was featured in where I talk about it some more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISUJ79KNBEI Things needed: ---------------------...

... But as I said, it's not the end of the world if you print 10 type 2s.I'll probably add a M3 nut hole in the pole mount like the original files, but for now it's working fine.Equipment Needed:M3 boltsM3 nutsPiCam(Camera and Raspberry Pi not included)

This is a custom Raspberry Pi camera mount designed specifically for an IKEA LACK enclosure. The sleek mount plate attaches securely to one of the LACK legs with a single screw. Initially, I attempted to use 3dkarma's design but found it lacking in...

This is a remix/mix of parts from two Raspberry Pi Zero +Camera mounts: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2285502 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2433291 I'm using it with an AnyCubic i3 Mega, but there is nothing specific for that printer because...