raspberry pi camera for 3d printer

Custom built Raspberry Pi cradle for my Anet A8 Prusa I3 DIY printer. I plan to add a camera holder and set up OctoPrint, and placing the Pi right above the control board could be really cool. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: RepRap Printer: Anet A8...

Here we have slide-together parts for mounting the Raspberry Pi Camera v2 without needing small fasteners to hold the camera circuit board. &nbsp; &nbsp;</p><p>The free-standing holder is using #10-24 carriage bolts and printed knobs that hold nuts.

This is a remix of 0110-M-P's case https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:922740 specifically made to install it inside my DIY 3D printer enclosure with fan taking the air from the room, not the one circulating in printer. Features: - Cooling fan...

The mount is specifically designed for the official cameras, such as those from RS Online (color: 7757731 and infrared: 7902811). Just follow these easy steps: Print out the pod.stl file directly if you have perfectly calibrated printer settings -...

I wanted an adjustable Pi Camera Mount that I could tied with T-Nut from front corner of my Ender 3 too many other printer changes happening to use most other mounts I had found, and I haven't nailed down Pi Case or location yet so this fit the bill...

Here is the compact Mount and case for Raspberry Pi Camera Module v2, 3D printed from your Aluminum extrusion's 2020 v-slot, a mounting system designed to securely hold the camera module, which is not included. This rotating mount is both vertical...

This is a case and bracket with ball mount for a focusable Pi camera. There are two different types of frame mounts a tabbed version and ball version. There are two different sizes of frame mounts for 2020 and 3030 extrusions. To assemble you'll need...

... printer. The bracket is designed for a table that is 20mm thick. You will also need M3 hardware at each joint and M2 hardware to mount the camera module. STPs included for both parts so you can change them if needed. Category: 3D Printer Accessories

The original remix printed with a thin missing section above the camera when using Simplify3D, due to interferences problems in the remixed model. ...This has been fixed in this version of both the .STEP and the .STL files.</p>

... This is a case and bracket with a ball mount for a [focusable Pi camera](https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DNSSDGG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00__o00_s00?linkCode=w61&imprToken=TGqrppU29aXlLx6Sq9P-vw&slotNum=15&ie=UTF8&tag=tv-auto-20&th=1).

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.

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

Crafted a custom bracket to secure the Pi camera module and added flexibility with an adjustable arm.

A simple yet effective Raspberry Pi cam holder, designed to accommodate M3x6 screws and a popsicle stick or printed mount with an 8mm by 3mm wide slot at its back. This holder prints easily vertically with a skirt and supports for the screw mounts,...

I'm creating an adapter for the Raspberry Pi camera cable and I'm using a 0.2 mm nozzle. This is my first time using this nozzle, so my prints look like the above image. I'm working with Cura v2 and sticking with the default settings for a 0.2 mm...

Check out the project video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29AsBTVfF6g. ... I've also designed a component that lets you attach a Raspberry Pi enclosure to a Joby Gorillapod Flexible Tripod.

This is a snap-fit housing for Raspberry Pi Camera (rev 1.3) integrating 5mm LEDs. It is meant to be a smiling face - if you get the first layer setup properly.All the cases available rely on the use of screws for closing the case. So I made one...

The printing specifications used are as follows: * Layer height: 0.1mm * Print speed: 50mm/s * Material: White Innofil3D PLA * Bed temperature: 60°C (default) * Nozzle temperature: 210°C (default) If you'd like to obtain a pre-printed camera holder,...

I've been operating my printer on OctoPi for quite some time now. Just recently, I installed a camera so I can monitor my prints remotely. ...To safeguard this new addition, I created a protective enclosure around the camera.

I needed a camera mount that isolated the camera from moving parts of the printer. I designed this to clip on to the edge of the table my printer is on. This camera stand is based on https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2267182/files Camera_mount. I...

This versatile part is designed to be easily installed inside your Prusa Enclosure, just above the door, allowing you to keep a watchful eye on your 3D printing projects as they progress.Key Features:Effortless Installation: Designed for quick and...

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. ...

I recently got my RPi camera from eBay and since I was still waiting for my Pi, I decided to design a quick little box to protect it from damage. I wanted a small but sturdy case that securely holds the camera and allows easy adjustment of the focus...

The bracket is designed for a table that is 20mm thick.You will also need M3 hardware at each joint and M2 hardware to mount the camera module.STPs included for both parts so you can change them if needed.If you would like to support me:...

I required a platform tall enough to support my camera's view of my 3D printer bed. The lower guides and central guides work in tandem to securely hold the separate tower components together as they are assembled. ...The central guide features an...

Mount the Raspberry Pi 7" touchscreen securely to your Felix printer using a sturdy holder that ensures stability and durability.

Parts for fixing multiple camera modules. ... Its simple shape allows it to flexibly accommodate all types of camera modules.

Based on the idea of a failed project on Thingiverse that didn't quite work out for me, specifically the adafruit pi camera v2.1 model. I decided to start from scratch and create my own design, this time relying solely on friction to hold the mount...

... as well as a more versatile clip design. This camera mount was conceived with Octoprint in mind, enabling users to position it conveniently near their printer without any permanent fixtures. ...I hope this innovation proves useful for your projects.

... I printed the tripod nut part both on the bed (no supports) and sideways (with supports), and it made little difference. I designed this in FreeCAD on Linux, editing Kevinlo's original camera mount and Dizzee78's back with holes for heatsinks.