raspberry pi security camera case 3d print

integrated RPI4 case with a camera holder to tuck in the RPI camera. has a 2020 rail extrusion to mount onto the top rail of any Ender 3 or similar machines to view the print bed from the top when running Octoprint. remixed from another file I can't...

I remixed this case, you have to use 3 M3x8mm (10 or 12) to secure the cover, it is sturdier than the little tabs from the original. I also remade the wall support sturdier. And I made a vertical and horizontal case. Enjoy! Print Settings Printer:...

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...

A minimal RPi-camera (v2.1) case and ball mount for Ender 5. Remixed the back and mount. Everything is printed without supports. A drip of glue might be needed if the back and front don't fit properly. ... Included stl for the flat cable clip to 2020...

The ultra-lightweight Pan-Tilt brackets are engineered specifically for hobby servos and the official Raspberry Pi Camera, ensuring a sleek and minimalist design.

You will need a few small M2 screws and nuts to secure the camera to the stand.

I wanted to print this model: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1595429 but with the Raspberry Pi logo, so i made a version that featured it. ... (for some reason the remix function is not working so i just linked the original file)

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

This enables the RPI Camera to be securely fastened to a desk or shelf, offering flexibility in its placement without requiring a permanent installation. The clip's size is effortlessly customizable using Fusion 360, allowing users to tailor it to...

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...

I integrated the upper section of the 3A plus enclosure with the foundation mounting point from the Pi Camera Arm Mount assembly. ...This configuration is now utilized to offer a visual perspective of my printer from within the modified enclosure on an...

The front of the case is slightly misaligned from the rest of the print, causing it to try and bridge the entire front. I need to shave off a small amount but lowering it into my bed by just a little made it print (and fit) perfectly. ... I modified the...

... mounted on nearly any surface. ...Perfect for precise adjustments, this bracket enables easy tilt and rotation of the camera to achieve the ideal position. A 45-degree offset is already built-in, ensuring a secure fit for the camera within the mount.

... adjustments, ensuring your camera is always in the ideal position. A built-in 45-degree offset is already applied to the bracket, allowing for effortless camera placement. The mount itself securely cradles the camera, holding it firmly in place.

Created for 3D printing.

This is a custom adaptation of a pre-existing assembled case, where the arm connections have been modified to interlock seamlessly and feature a ball-and-socket hinge allowing for smooth movement between the camera and arm assembly.

Combined several designs to create a case that can be mounted on a wall (or on an aluminum extrusion), with an adjustable camera mount. ...The camera mount is turned 90 degrees in order to get the wide angle in the horisontal direction

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.

Dimensionally accurate model of the Pi Cam 2 commonly used

File 1: A custom camera mount extends slightly for the Prusa MK3S, accommodating its unique design. The original concept was tailored to the MK3, but the fan on the MK3S protrudes further, necessitating this adjustment. File 2: The spool case base...

... for now. It's probably less useful than others, but it meets my requirements. Not printed yet, I'll probably update files after my first print. The camera pocket may need supports. ... I've also added the step file with all elements in it.

However, I encountered a problem: there wasn't a suitable case available for the Zero W that accommodated the new V2.0 Camera. Determined to find a solution, I decided to design my own case and am excited to share it with you! After successfully...

... 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

I reworked this design, requiring 3 M3x8mm (10 or 12) screws to secure the cover for added stability compared to the original's small tabs. I also reinforced the wall support for greater strength. ... Additionally, I created a vertical and horizontal...

Two versions available for various cameras: a generic v2.1 model featuring a small fixed lens and a Waveshare IR sensor camera with a 12mm lens thread. When printed correctly, the top part of this design does not need to be glued in place. ...The...

An updated RPi Camera mount (from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:128617) has been created by me with tabs to ensure stability during the printing process. Additionally, a 2D version in DXF format is provided for anyone who prefers it. ...I...

I've attached camera.fpp, which is the whole thing ready to print using FlashPrint with the left PLA extruder. Print Settings: Printer: FlashForge Creator Pro 2016 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: High Infill: 30% Notes: Seemed to come out...

The mounts' hinges are secured in place using a M3 fastener (I used socket head cap screws and nuts) while the camera itself is held firmly in place by M2 nuts and bolts. ...When it comes to the M2 bolts and nuts, I highly recommend using nylon or...

... remove the top part without needing to dismount the device from its surface, thanks to a clever design. Additionally, securing the camera in place inside the back part requires only a few quick screw-tightening actions. ... To assemble your device:

I had to get a clear shot of my rpi camera's view of the print bed, but gripping it with pliers didn't feel right - and I'm pretty sure I scratched my lens in the process. ...So, I came up with a solution that lets me fine-tune the focus while keeping...