rasberry pi camera module 3d models

I wanted something to place my Raspberry Pi camera on so that I could watch my Ender 3 print, but I didn't want to get rid of the acrylic case that it came in.

The Camera Holder has a special Ball Joint feature that allows users to insert it into various positions of their Pi Case, securing it tightly in place with a snug fit.

Adjustable Angle Mounts Now Available for Raspberry Pi Camera The New Mounts Are Specifically Designed to Work Seamlessly with the Popular Nvidia Jetson Nano Robot, Known as Jetbot, and Its Versatile Chassis.

I crafted a basic Raspberry Pi camera mount since none met my needs, so I built it swiftly. ... I created two versions: one lies flat and the other utilizes standoffs to elevate it.

Case Design for Raspberry PI 160-Degree Camera Mounting System. ... The mounting hole on this case features a 40-millimeter diameter, providing ample space for secure attachment to any compatible platform.

Some users of the thing https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4227360 claim that their Pi camera does not fit to the housing - and so did mine. I modified the case so that other cams fit. Have fun. ...

Easily install this slide-on accessory for your raspberry, which also accommodates a pi camera attachment. ...To ensure durability, print it at 40% infill and with a 0.2mm layer height to avoid breakage.

I use a 5630 LED strip and a JST Connector (connectors are not necessary) to create a light source for my Raspberry Pi Camera case/cover, which can be found at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:403712. I secure the wires with glue (epoxy). For my...

... the profile screen to make way for easy installation. I previously had my Raspberry Pi set up with Octoprint behind the screen, and adding the camera was a seamless process that allowed me to achieve precise control over prints from a distance.

... but I get an error 404 when I press the remix button. I add an extender for this Raspberry Pi camera stand because I want to adjust the height so that it can take from a different position. ...I'm using 3mm screws with 20mm length.

Photon M3 Pi CameraPi camera for Anycubic M3 that mounts to existing frame screw.M3 x 8mm screw cuts it's own threads to attach the base to the case.Ribbon cable just goes under the UV cover.PLA Pro.2 Layer heightNo supportsIf you like, likeEnjoy!

A sleek and versatile camera capsule designed to be integrated into a variety of rockets, providing thrilling aerial footage.

Mount for raspberry pi camera requires 4 2m screws for mounting the camera itself, plus 2 2x20mm screws for the base mount. Requires one nut per screw, plus a suggested spacer for spacing the camera away from the base plate (Edit: no longer needed...

The Raspberry Pi Camera Case is designed to fit snugly onto the Bracket from Modmike's Creality Ender 3 Pi Cam Mount, which is conveniently included. However, you can easily modify the attachment point to work with a variety of other clips or create...

Summary This is a new version of the Micro Pi Camera (https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/19823-a-camera-for-a-microscope) Now with a Zero Pi. Camera to mount under a microscope and visualize the images via html on a monitor. In addition to the...

Similar to the mentioned Leopard Imaging model, this camera unit features a striking resemblance. ...However, note that it does not include a USB 3 connector in its package.

This is a simple mix to use the Articulating Raspberry Pi Camera Mount enclosure from Sneaks with the Camera Mount-Prusa MK3s from mhparsons.

DIY Ball Joint Raspberry Pi Camera Mount. Simply use double-sided adhesive tape to securely fasten the camera to the holder and the base to any preferred surface, such as a laptop docking station like I used on my Atrix laptop dock. ... The open-source...

This is a simple friction fit mount for a Raspberry Pi camera V2.1 to mount to a 3030 extrusion using an M6X12 bolt and drop in T-nut. designed for use with the Ratrig V-core 3 3D printer. ... The camera is angled at 45 degrees in to look at the...

... simple case for a Raspberry Pi Zero with or without PIN headers installed. ...The Camera is mounted in a 45° angle. On the side there is an opening for a USB power supply. The top cover has clip mounts and the camera is slides in, so no tools required.

This was made for the Raspberry Pi Camera V2.0. It might fit V1.0 if they have the same dimensions and hole positions. Mount clips to the Y axis carriage. ... The 5mm spacer is used to give enough clearance for the camera mount to clip to the...

A somewhat overly complicated case and mounting brackets for a raspberry pi camera that allows movement in all directions. Not the wide angle version but may work if the lens extends out of the case. uses 3 & 4mm bolts. ... for camera board 25mm x...

Housing for the RASPBERRY PI camera. Attaches to quarter inch threads. No screws required. ... Youtube: https://youtu.be/Nq_0nHfoa_U Camera: http://bit.ly/picam8mp Raspberry: http://bit.ly/raspberry3b Ribbon cable: http://bit.ly/piribboncable 11"...

this is for the raspberry pi camera with night vision. i coudnt find oone that fit my camera so i made my own. i printed is its carbonfiber pla just because i print everything in carbon fiber pla. ...i plan to make the mount to mount it to my 3d printer...

Simple yet sturdy camera enclosure/stand for the Pi camera 1.3. To build this stable base, you will need: One M5x50 bolt and an M5 nut. ...Or, Two M5x20 bolts and two M5 nuts to secure the stand in place.

This is designed to secure a Raspberry Pi camera to a CR-10, CR-10s, CR-10s Pro, Ender 3, or any other machine that has an adjustable X-axis belt tightener. ...It features a pivot point allowing you to direct the camera towards your preferred angle.

Simple yet stable camera housing/mount for the Pi camera 1.3 You will need 1x M5x50 bolt and an M5 nut or 2x M5x20 bolt and 2x M5 nut to assemble the mount Category: Electronics

Mounting the Raspberry Pi Camera Board V2 requires minimal hardware. Initially designed for repurposing existing parts, this setup utilizes a single M4 x 20 bolt and an M4 T-Nut. Position the camera as needed and secure it with the bolt. For a...

This is a custom Raspberry Pi Camera w/Infrared and Power over Ethernet module. My first prototype was a sealed unit, but I quickly discovered that the IR emitted a lot of heat. Internal temperatures at night reached 130 degrees Fahrenheit. After...

...   I used the raspicamback.stl from https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/3407 and since my camera is the 1.3 model I used the cover from https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/5164-raspberry-pi-camera-2-rev13-cover-for-articulating.