raspberry pi camera mount 3d models

This is a versatile platform enabling seamless integration of a Raspberry Pi camera onto an SG90 servo. The servo hangs from the sturdy arm while the camera securely attaches to the body of the servo. Multiple mounting options are available,...

This is a small mounting kit for the Raspberry Pi camera. I used an M2.5 nylon screw and nut to secure the hinge, but you may also be able to get away with an M3 screw instead. The back is supposed to be push-fit, though the tolerances may be...

I wanted to put a Raspberry PI camera (or clone) onto a small tripod mount. The only such things I could find on Thingiverse required extra screws and took a long time to print. This is press-to-fit and Is designed to print fairly quickly. If...

A versatile, freestanding camera mount for the Raspberry Pi camera that's easily adjustable and requires only four simple M2 bolts and a few nuts to assemble. No glue is needed at all. This project was a part of my "Switch" project from last year,...

This is a compact frame and adapter for the Raspberry Pi camera, featuring a 1/4"-20 threaded socket on its rear panel for secure attachment to a tripod or other stabilizing device. ...The camera can be reliably fastened in place using four #2-3/16"...

So i noticed there were a lot of cases and camera mounts and no combos, so I just made this to work with Raspberry Pi 4B that I got and the V2 Pi camera. Not sure if it will work with different models, did not test. Arms are designed to for the...

This project powers a Raspberry Pi camera with two SG90 servos - one for azimuth control and the other for elevation - all driven by code from aRest website and an MKR1000 Arduino board. Alongside the 3D files are connection guides and code snippets....

This project powers a Raspberry Pi camera using two SG90 servos - one for azimuth and one for elevation - sourced from the aRest website, along with an MKR1000 Arduino board. Also included are 3D files showcasing connections and code. Inspiration was...

I crafted an articulated camera mount specifically for the Raspberry Pi's camera, incorporating marvelous joints from TinkerPlay into a system that lets you choose how many joints you need in your mount. This build is largely based on a previous...

Many of you requested this remix, and now it's finally here. ...A huge thank you goes out to the creator of the original mount at Thingiverse - their design served as the perfect foundation for this project.

I needed to attach my Raspberry Pi camera so I could watch and record my prints on OctoPrint, so I made this. After printing the box, I realized I could make it smaller to save plastic, so I did with the lid, but I didn't bother to reprint the box. I...

This is my raspberry pi camera stand. The print consists of 6 parts and you should print them all if you want my setup. Either use more reliable 3x25mm nuts and bolts (I used an M3 x 0.5 bolt) or print the hinge. You may need to use a drill or...

Housing to attach camera to versatile GoPro mount accessories including the tripod mount.Printed in ABS, but any material will do. 0.15mm layer height and 15% infill. ...Requires four (4) M2x8 screws for mounting.

I'm not fond of Pi mounts that wobble with every axis shift, so this one securely attaches right against the bed. ...It even leaves room for a LED ring, easily sourced from ebay at a budget-friendly price, to be mounted up front for added illumination.

Cut pieces out of Cornflakesninja's front and back to allow for a larger camera mounting. Camera has it's own Infrared sensor. Support arm and plate connect to 30mm Extrusion using M5 screws and T-nuts. For some strange reason, I cannot get the...

... attach the holder after the print has been completed. Update: If your camera features built-in heatsinks (a feature some cameras possess), consider using the heatsink variant of this design, which provides sufficient space for their installation.

I love this camera mount, but unfortunately, it didn't quite cut it for me because of the way the camera arm swung - it just wasn't that helpful. So I took matters into my own hands and rotated the mounts 90 degrees to see if things would improve. I...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3516771 If you plan to use this mount, be aware that with the original design, the camera would face either backwards or forwards instead of downwards towards the printer bed. ...I made some adjustments to the...

... on the platform for a camera due to a wall in the way. ...To fix this, I've created a simple mount that can be attached somewhere inside the enclosure itself. ...For this, I'm using command tape, which is incredibly lightweight and easy to work with.

I tailored a customized case for my camera, which required some creative tinkering in Fusion. But then I stumbled upon an existing mount design that I liked, so I adapted it to fit seamlessly with their concept. To give you a better understanding of...

Made to mount onto dial indicator stand, but can be used for whatever purpose.

This is a remix of Thing 2755175, utilizing the mount found in Thing 2477180.

Picam mount for 25mm 8020 rail. ... Hinge uses a 10mm M3 bolt and the optional set screw uses a 14mm M3 bolt.

**Hardware Needed:** Camera: [MakerFocus Raspberry Pi 4 Camera Night Vision Camera](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XYDCN5N/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) Camera Mount: 4 x M2 16mm Screws 4 x M2 Nuts 1 x M3 16mm Screw 1 x M3...

It works for the Chinese version if you buy it here: https://www.ebay.com/itm/0808-Camera-Module-For-Raspberry-Pi-3-Model-B-2B-B-A/162683566476?hash=item25e0b2398c:g:auMAAOSwz2VZxZdX Several adjustments had to be made due to electronic components...

Just a small Remix that allows you to screw the articulating camera to any object. ...I for example used it, to mount the camera to my Lack Enclosure, while keeping my Pi Outside.  

Lets you mount a Raspberry Pi Camera module on the front of your Ender-3 v2.

I've modified the mount to accommodate a camera that doesn't rely on infrared LEDs, as shown in the project located at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2873677.

A Custom Mount Solution for Integrating a Raspberry Pi Camera Module v2.1 onto a 2-Wheel Drive Robot Chassis.

This is a custom mount point for this camera mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3114849 The articulating camera mount is great, but I wanted to mount it to the gantry of my Ender 3's. There is an existing remix that is similar but the design...