raspbery pi camera 3d models

This is an alternative arm designed for the excellent camera case created by Parkis. I sought to develop something that could be mounted in an enclosure I have planned and didn't require the rotation of a ball mount used in other designs. Until the...

The camera case has a friction-lock mechanism, which can also be reinforced with two M3 bolts and nuts for added security. 5. It offers 45/90 degrees angle flat mounting options. 6. The bases are precisely aligned with holes suitable for GoPiGo...

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...

As my 3D printer was not calibrated correctly, I encountered issues with the camera cable being stretched too tightly. To resolve this, I extended the space between the RPi and camera by a centimeter. This resulted in the model now being one...

The four holes on the camera measure just 2.65 millimeters in diameter, necessitating careful drilling - specifically, they should be drilled out to 3mm. To ensure a tight and secure fit, the corresponding holes in the mounting plate must also be...

This is remixed from the "unvented back" from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3728526 I just changed the size and shape of the bracket used to mount the camera case so it can be used with this mount -> https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2886101 I...

... will probably work too) 2 x M3x8 + T-nuts for mounting to extrusion On Voron 2.4 beware so that your hotend doesn´t crash into the mount during QGL. It´s a close call but this gives the best camera angle. Camera casing is remixed from link.

This camera mount for the Creality Ender 2 is designed to clearly display the printing process, resulting in outstanding time-lapse videos. Visualizing the printing process is made possible by this mount's effective design. ... The Mount-Part requires...

The modification focuses on the back of the camera module. Included are STL files from the original project. ...I designed this as a mount for a small mobile robot, capturing driving paths effectively; however, future enhancements could include a hinge...

If you purchased an infrared camera from eBay, it's essential to encase it to make use of its functionality. After conducting a search, I was unable to locate a suitable enclosure, so I decided to design my own instead. ...This revised version builds...

This is so you can use the adafruit camera cover, the one with the loops on either sides, and mount it directly to the fixture. First remix, I probably wouldn't use this unless you're brave and have spare filament.</p> <p>EDIT 1: Made it not fugly,...

This deskmount secures the RaspberryPi Camera Box to a desk with robust 50mm strength, capturing the dynamic 3D print process in real-time. The arm is comprised of two precision-printed components: a sturdy main arm (40-hour print) and a versatile...

I took the base if DanieBull's design and made it into a magnetic base mount for Wanhao and other printers with steel frames so the camera can be moved and rotated around at will. Post-Printing I made the divots on the back for 2 9.5mm x 1.5mm...

I took the base if DanieBull's design and made it into a magnetic base mount for Wanhao and other printers with steel frames so the camera can be moved and rotated around at will. Post-Printing I made the divots on the back for 2 9.5mm x 1.5mm...

I customized the design provided by tr8 to accommodate my wide-angle camera: - I enlarged the hole for the lens - I relocated the pins on the PCB because the original distance wasn't compatible - The modified version is 1.5mm thicker - I reoriented...

... frame screw in my twotrees sapphire plus printer. ...My camera was deeper so I had to modify the front case to fit it and also the pins were a bit hard to print so I used m2 bolts to fix it. The only part which needs support is the arm. ...

I wanted to connect my RPi Camera to the back of my Meade ETX 90 but found that nothing existed. Taking some design cues from other designs (the M12 mount - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:539517, Adapter ring -...

What you need:&nbsp;2x M3 x 4mm Screws&nbsp;1x M3 x 15mm1x M3 Nut2x M4 x 8mm Screw (for Alu Profile)2x M4 T-Nuts2-4 M2 x 4mm Screws (for Camera)I printed the red parts in ABS, thats why they look a bit briddle in the pictures.

I adapted the original design provided by tr8 to accommodate my wide-angle camera: - Enlarged the lens hole - Moved the pins supporting the PCB further apart due to a mismatch in distance - Increased thickness to 1.5mm - Rotated the cable exit 90°...

The new module is engineered to seamlessly integrate with both the CSI to HDMI adapter and V2 CSI camera, granting you unparalleled flexibility in its applications. To securely attach it anywhere, versatile side mounts are conveniently included. To...

... posts and is difficult to remove once in place. If I was re-doing, I'd probably increase the height by 1-2 mm to give more clearance below the connector so the the ribbon cable can be disconnected without removing the camera PCB from the enclosure.

You'll notice a groove on the back side, this was done so that the screws on the back of the camera can recess into the frame instead of rocking back and forth. Printed on a Bambu P1P, with PLA at 20% infill. ... No supports needed, but I'd suggest...

... too low for some people, so adjust it accordingly. The camera rig should be assembled and hopefully sliding smoothly. If it isn't moving smoothly, try loosening things and tightening them again. ... And as promised, here is the Onshape document.

This camera mount is designed for use with the Solid Bed Mount set produced by https://www.th3dstudio.com/product/cr-10solidmounts and a Raspi camera v2. The goal is to lower the lens so that the nozzle is more visible than it would be using the TH3D...

... or something similar to prevent rattles or shifting. To further reduce vibration, create a strain relief type loop with the camera's ribbon cable to avoid transmission of vibration over a taut cable (as well as prevent strain on the connection).

New version of the camera housing, to put it in the front of the printer and have a better view, on the build plate, nozzles, etc. Parts: Camera: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B071J14338 Fisheye lens: https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B07MFYM133...

The pi them pushes into the base, allowing room for cables, and a wifi antenna on a 15cm usb extension. The base is again push fit, and should be left like that so some air can get in (around the hole for the power cable to exit) and circulate...

I modified the 5cm shaft and added a tab to mount the arm on the case lid and a slot for the camera ribbon cable.Lid requires supports.Included .3mf project file was used to print the pictured model.M3 x 20mm (min. length) bolts to mount the shafts...

The modified camera arm slides smoothly into its custom hole. Depending on your printer's specifications, you may need to adjust the scale, apply glue, or utilize a thin shim due to friction fit tolerances. To ensure durability and resistance to heat...

I remixed the adafruit pitft case base to clip onto 2020 extrusion and added a camera holder to it.Print SettingsPrinter Brand:CrealityPrinter: Ender 5Rafts:Doesn't MatterSupports: YesInfill:100Category: 3D Printer Accessories