raspberry pi camera mount 3d models

This was inspired by "Ultimate Sturdy Octoprint / Pi Camera Mount - Ender 3 - Stewpercharged" (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3374914) I had originally set out to print just that but the slicer estimate of 9+ hours while printing it vertically...

I upgraded this fantastic Pi camera mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3747437 - the original clamp, made from two components, seemed overly complicated, consuming too much space on the printer frame and restricted to assembly around 2020...

Print Settings: Printer: Monoprice Select Mini Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.3 Infill: 30% How I Designed This: Designed in 30 minutes in Tinkercad Custom Section: For fun, I had the Pi Camera take a time-lapse of my first attempt...

####Parts List * Bed triangle.stl * Lower arm link.stl * Upper arm link.stl * Pi Back Cover.stl * Pi Front cover.stl ####Required Hardware A small camera mount requires small hardware... * 4 x M2x12 mm screws (case around camera) * 4 x M2 nuts...

To assemble everything, use the knurled knob from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:631919 and combine it with the camera mount and ball joint found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:247590. The initial bed mount was a modified version of...

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...

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3114849 has thumb bolts and nuts to fasten each link in the articulating Raspberry Pi mount. The female side of the links have a circle cut out on one side and a hexagon cut out on the other. This is so the nut...

Camera mount for GHOST 4 printer for Astroprint or Octoprint. ...Print original files from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2113975 without I3_MK2_Camera_Mount_straight.stl and these files instead.

This is to make the camera mount compatible with the following X Ends: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3559732/files

The Human is a dual-component assembly that enables seamless compatibility between the camera mount and the articulated arm system.

As for the hot bed of my Ender 3 Pro, I suppose it will also work for the standard one.\r\nThe arm has a hole where you can place a support for a Raspberry Pi camera (Rev. 1.3).\r\nThere are two possibilities: a small fixed support and one with an...

I designed an upgraded camera mount that perfectly complements the wider tabs on my custom-made aluminum composite carriage, which I had installed after market. To improve the overall look and functionality, I deliberately raised the mount slightly...

This is a mount I designed for the camera housing made by sneaks (listed below). Its for 20mm rails. ... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3114849

This is a remix of the camera mount to make it compatible with the following X Ends: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3559732/files

This is a remixed version of the camera mount that fits the wider tabs on my aftermarket aluminum composite carriage. I also made it rise up a bit as I found the camera kind of low. ...You will also need the camera enclosure from the original model....

... original (see below for the original model). ...I was pleased with the camera mount but not with the viewing angle. So my only contribution to the project is the reversed camera mounting, rotated by 180 degrees, giving you a higher view from the top.

... (see below for the original model). ...I was pleased with the camera mount, but not with the viewing angle. So my only contribution to the project is the reversed camera mounting, rotated by 180 degrees. ...It gives you a higher view from the top.

... GHOST 4 Printer Users with Astroprint or Octoprint. ...Get Ready to Print Original Files Directly from Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2113975, But Don't Forget to Download I3_MK2_Camera_Mount_straight.stl and Use These Files Instead.

Remixed the arm from k4en's Rpi camera mount as I have installed an aftermarket extruder with a fan that would hit the camera when I mount it on the RHS. It is 114mm long whereas the original is 74mm long. The bent is roughly the same length but...

Just a quick remix of a Pi camera holding arm that had too many extras and needed support material stripped away. I eliminated the unnecessary parts on the sides and opened up each joint's degrees of freedom to about 90°. The rest can be found here:...

I wanted to mount ma camera on my ikea Platsa enclosure, so i remixed this  mount to fit the holes.You can screw the mount in the already existsting holes using some M4 screws, they fit in very snug.Have fun, I hope my remix is usefull.

I had to track down screws and posts that were tiny enough for the RPI Camera, but when I couldn't locate any, I opted to modify the mounting holes into sturdy posts instead. ...The result is a seamless snap fit for the Camera board itself.

The camera is attached to the H bracket, which is mounted under the bed using four M3 screws. ...This setup allows for smooth timelapses where the printed object appears stationary.

After updating my extruder with the new [mount](https://www.prusaprinters.org/prusa-research-summer-update-2018/#cooling) for better cooling, my front fan collided with the camera mount due to its changed position. I extended the arm 1.5 cm to...

This is a camera adapter mount for the sidewinder x1. For the version on the right: You will need 2x M4x28-30 screws with T-Nuts to mount this with the blue default plate for the pully mount. For the "left version": Just use a bit longer 4-5mm...

In May 2019, I added prusa_plate_camera_mount_v4.stl as the original design might collide with the Z-axis motor on the left side during bed calibration phase. The camera end of the mount now has a bit more distance. ...One day, I might even clean up...

This camera mount was conceived by drawing inspiration from various mounts available on Thingiverse. As none of these met my exact requirements, I decided to design a custom mount. To fulfill the following conditions: * No adjustments or...

After update my extruder with the new mount (https://www.prusaprinters.org/prusa-research-summer-update-2018/#cooling) for improve cooling my front fan crashed with the camera mount because it's new position. I made the arm 1,5cm longer to avoid...

I loved the design of this camera mount, but the base was too big for my MK3 and I couldn't get it mounted properly to the motor. Scaling the base didn't work well because the ball was too small for the clamp. Scaling the clamp to fit the base made...

...So my only contribution to the project is the reversed camera mounting, rotated by 180 degrees. ...It gives you a higher view from the top.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Print in any material you like, supports on built plate only, 20% infill</p>