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A suction-cup/window mount for a Raspberry Pi and its camera. I used small suction cups from my local hardware store, removing the wire hook they came with so I could slide them into the printed frame instead. Possibly 1 1/8" ones. I used the camera...

This Raspberry Pi Camera Module case is purpose-built for seamless integration with OctoPrint, making monitoring your prints a breeze. Flexible Mounting: Say goodbye to limitations. This modular design lets you easily mount it on enclosures or...

This is a custom-made camera holder for a Raspberry Pi, specifically designed for use with OctoPrint and featuring programmable LED lights. The LEDs are powered directly by the printer's PSU and are rated at 12 volts; I've installed three in my...

A custom camera mount for the Raspberry Pi Camera is designed to attach securely to a Prusa i3 using a servo screw arm. This versatile mount can be installed on either side of the printer, providing flexibility in its placement. Assembly involves...

Because my Raspberry Pi 3+ had trouble powering two IR LEDs, I opted for just one this time around, and it still illuminates the printbed more than sufficiently! Here's the camera I used:...

This is my third version of this Raspberry PI V2 Camera mount and it's looking good to go. The first couple of versions had metal screws in the joints but I decided against them, opting instead for a more customized approach. I didn't want to bother...

#MIGRATED HERE DUE TO INVISIBLLITY ISSUES: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4675219 Raspberry Pi V2 Mount for Teaching Tech's Flexible Camera Mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3223979 The housing was based on thing:1972871 with heavy...

Simple vibration dampening mount for a Raspberry Pi camera module. The camera bracket is specifically designed for the generic 450 mm quadrotor frame I use, but should also fit a genuine DJI Flamewheel 450 mm and other varieties. Uses 4 paintball...

This is a mount and case for the Raspberry Pi Camera module, to be mounted on a Voron V2 or any other 3D printer. It allows mounting the camera flush with the ceiling of the printer, and have a top view from the front without horizontal angle (like...

***Update 2017-09-12*** My Raspberry Pi camera had a connector that refused to fit through the previous hole, so I decided to remove a section to make some extra room. OctoPrint can create a timelapse video where images are snapped for each Z axis...

Modular mount for the raspberry pi camera. Base is designed for 3030 v-slot. All hardware used is 3mm. Print 1 of the 3 camera mounts, the ones with LED mount in the name have allowance for LED strips to be mounted to allow extra lighting if needed....

#MIGRATED HERE DUE TO INVISIBLLITY ISSUES: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4675219 Raspberry Pi V2 Mount for Teaching Tech's Flexible Camera Mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3223979 The housing was based on thing:1972871 with heavy...

I utilized Pschwamb's files to devise a method for integrating my Raspberry Pi Camera V2 into my Lulzbot Mini. I reinforced his base with mounting tabs that spanned the entire width of the mini, ensuring a snug fit. Images showcasing the camera...

Do you have a Raspberry Pi Camera Module? Do you dislike the current focal length? You can make it manual focus by adjusting the lens. It is secured in place with some adhesive, so you'll need to break that seal to really play with it. Once the...

The Mountster is a custom-designed monster mount for Raspberry Pi Camera. To create it, I studied various online options before settling on a straightforward, two-piece design that's fun, efficient, and quick to print. The Element 14 version helped...

The freecad files are attached.Needed for assembly:Wide angle raspberry pi Camera with 39mm square PCB size e.g.: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07G9VLPZH/Flat Ribbon Cable approx. ...1m</li><li>2x M2 Bolts (max 10mm length)</li><li>M3...

This is a rugged, waterproof enclosure for the Raspberry Pi Zero and Camera Module. It features a gasket slot, ideal for adding an extra layer of protection when needed. At the bottom, there's a single hole designed specifically for inserting a power...

This is a camera mount for attaching a Raspberry Pi camera board onto a Duplicator i3 v2.1. The Point-of-View (POV) follows the Z-axis, providing a great overview of your print from bottom to top. One version, number 39, can be attached to the left...

Modular mount for the raspberry pi camera. Base is designed for 3030 v-slot. All hardware used is 3mm. Print 1 of the 3 camera mounts, the ones with LED mount in the name have allowance for LED strips to be mounted to allow extra lighting if needed....

This is a reference model I created using an actual Raspberry Pi camera, version 1.3, which boasts a 5-megapixel resolution. To ensure precision, I took measurements directly from the production camera with calipers. My intention was to use it as a...

You can use these two parts to build a security camera with a Raspberry Pi 3 (and probably 2 and 4) and a camera module like this one. Take the camera parts apart and screw them to the cover. I use a long USB cable for providing power and Wifi to...

This is a remix of Amanno25's Raspberry Pi Zero Camera Case tailored for use with a RPZ already equipped with GPIO pins. The design fits seamlessly around the RPZ and camera, but to ensure optimal performance, I strongly recommend applying a small...

This is a mashup of 3 things to create an optimized bed mount for the Creality CR-10 and Raspberry Pi Camera v2. Time-lapse videos are greatly improved by mounting the camera to the print bed on a moving Y-axis. I thank the creators of the original...

Here's a quick and easy way to add a Raspberry Pi camera to the front of your Artist-D printer. The arm extending out from printer is to the left of the LCD and places the vertical arm far enough out that the bed will not hit it in the most forward...

Make sure the Pi is powered off (or unplugged), then connect the camera ribbon to the Raspberry Pi and the camera, then place the camera into the case, aligning the pegs with the holes in the camera. 11. Don't attach the front of the camera case...

To assemble, you should have to screw the bolts in firmly - they shouldn't just fall into place.This is a modified version of my camera case for the Raspberry Pi Camera module with mounting holes; find it separately at...

... screwing into place, rather than merely dropping them loosely in. This assembly originates from my prior camera case design tailored specifically for the Raspberry Pi Camera module, which can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:533865

This is a camera mount for attaching a raspberry pi camera board onto a duplicator i3 v2.1. The POV will follow the Z-axis and therefore gives a nice overview of your print from bottom to top. There's one version (39) which can be attached onto the...

A versatile Raspberry Pi camera mount that adjusts securely to the arms on a Z-brace mod. Prints smoothly without supports and holds firmly in place. Thanks to the peg's symmetry, you can easily mirror the parts in your slicer to position the camera...

A compact, adjustable Raspberry Pi camera mount that attaches to the arms on a Z-brace mod. Prints easily without supports and holds securely. Besides the peg the parts are otherwise symmetrical so you can mirror them in your slicer if you want the...