raspberry pi camera mount for flashforge creator pro 3d models

Raspberry Pi camera mount for Flashforge Creator Pro. Just hang the mount in one of the handle holes for a perfect view, working seamlessly with OctoPi setup! The case hook is designed to be welded or glued directly to your Raspberry Pi to secure...

With the release of the new Raspberry Pi Zero W (Pi0W), I decided to design a case and camera mount for my 3D printers. And what a better day to share it than Pi Day 2017! This should work if you don't have the front acrylic panel attached. I've...

Except the swivel file which should be printed at .1mm EDIT 5: Added hole above Power LED for filaments that are not translucent. Repositioned the Wi-Fi symbol. Optional top with USB and Power symbols above their respective ports. EDIT 4:...

I'm Building a Simple Raspberry Pi Camera Holder, Perfect for My Flashforge Creator Pro. I Position the Camera on the Inside Edge of the Printer, Mounting It by Slipping Over the Front Panel's Top Corner Hole. To Access the View, the Actual...

The v1 cam knob is specifically designed for v1 pi cameras, whereas the v2 knob is intended for v2 pi cameras (both of which have been left unaltered and borrowed from Kenotic and Bradleyw). I printed this design using ABS material with 100% infill...

This is a mounting system for the Raspberry Pi with a camera, designed to fit snugly on the left side of the Flashforge Creator Pro, where the camera takes its position in the printer's left front corner. Assembly requires no tools or extra parts. I...

Human: Custom Clip Mount for Raspberry Pi Cameras in Flashforge Creator Pro. I successfully attached the camera to the bracket using the screws provided. The bracket then securely clips into the corner rail of the 2016 Flashforge Creator Pro. This...

Mounts Raspberry Pi Zero W camera directly onto the LED strip of a fully assembled FlashForge Creator Pro 3D printer.

I engineered a replacement for the back plate, which is mounted behind the build plate, that can accommodate a camera for the Raspberry Pi and is angled so it can see the entire build area. The camera is well-hidden and I installed the Raspberry Pi...

This mount fits both a GoPro and a webcam (or any camera of similar size with standard tripod mount) right onto the front of a Flashforge Creator Pro 2016.\r\nWith cameras taken off, the door still opens and closes fully without removing the mount...

I designed this camera mount specifically to fit snugly into the corner bracket of my printer, keeping it out of harm's way from the XY axis. After experimenting with several existing mounts, I found that they often got bumped by the XY axis, which...

The original design seemed geared towards the raspberry pi camera version 1, but I needed to make changes to get it working on my version 2. As a beginner in designing things, I opted for tinkercad since onshape import failed. Simple tweaks ensued...

... software. That's why I opted for this generic logo-free version - it can work seamlessly with any print software. ...The design was crafted with Tinkercad, and you're welcome to make adjustments online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/xPdQkU5z9oY

You could utilize the metal type rings (I forget their technical name) to help minimize the noise, but for now I have no issues and it's working great.\nAny other ideas or suggestions feel free to share, I will try to accommodate any request!\nThanks...

However, for users with different types of cameras, modifications will likely be required, and to print smoothly, the slot width may need to be enlarged by 1% in order to accommodate PLA material. Design Notes: My printer can handle printing...

I've designed a camera mount specifically for attaching a Logitech C270 camera to the FlashForge Creator Pro 2015 model, and it doesn't require any glue or screws for attachment to the printer. I'm currently using a raspberry pi 3 with AstroPrint...

New version 12/08/2016: Better door clearance is achieved More rigid construction is used Less plastic is used It looks cooler now The arm no longer obscures the field of view at the top Print Settings Printer: Flashforge Creator Pro 2016 Rafts: No...

So maybe there will be another version without them in the near future ;-) My "cable management" definitely sucks xD *the last two pictures are "out of camera" without/with the LEDs Inspired by: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1599972...

Parts needed for this upgrade include a high-quality camera that can be found on Amazon at https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B071J14338. You'll also need a fisheye lens to capture every detail, available at...

Mount for securing Logitech C170 camera to Flashforge Creator Pro. Straightforward attachment that hooks onto one of the printer's factory screws on its frame, situated directly above the carry handle. To assemble, simply remove this screw and...

Tips for Printing: Use a FlashForge Creator Pro 2016 Printer. Print with No Raft. Enable Supports for Better Results. Set the Resolution to 0.2mm. ...Note: You Can Use ABS or PLA to Print Both Parts, but I Recommend Using ABS for the Part That Hooks...

This mount is designed to fit both a GoPro and a webcam (or any camera of similar size with standard tripod mount) to the front of a Flashforge Creator Pro 2016. With cameras removed, the door can still open and close fully without having to remove...

This mount is designed to fit both a GoPro and a webcam (or any camera of a similar size with a standard tripod mount) to the front of a Flashforge Creator Pro 2016. With cameras removed, the door can still open and close fully without having to...

Print Settings Printer: FlashForge Creator Pro 2016 Rafts: No rafts are required for this design. Supports: Yes, supports are necessary to ensure a successful print. Resolution: A resolution of 0.2mm is recommended for optimal results. ... Notes Both...

This is a custom Raspberry Pi 3 sleeve case featuring a camera ribbon cable pass-through, designed specifically for replacing a spool holder on Flashforge Creator Pro. This innovative design thoughtfully maintains the existing spool holder rather...

This is a camera mount designed to enhance timelapse photography of 3D printing projects. Instructions: Download and print both files. Secure both pieces in place with an M3x16 bolt and nut. Adjust the angle by loosening the bolt slightly. ... Notes:...

To utilize this mount, simply acquire one of the standard HD camera extension legs available at network stores or camera retailers. This design was crafted by Egoz Regev and can be contacted via Egozregev48@gmail.com. I made some modifications to...

This is a camera mount that I designed with the goal of capturing better timelapses of my 3D prints. Instructions: 1. Download both files and print them. 2. Secure both pieces using a M3x16 bolt and nut. 3. ...To adjust the angle, simply loosen the...

Printer Settings: Printer Model: FlashForge Creator Pro Supported by Printer: Yes Resolution Level: 0.3 Infill Rate: 40% Notes on Printing: To get these prints done, I set all three pieces to print in 0.3mm layers with a 40% infill ratio - except...

I've combined two things from Thingiverse, one from thing:2268123 and another from thing:2194278, to create a mounting system for my FlashForge Creator Pro that holds a WyzeCam securely in place. To make this setup, I used the Modular Mounting...