waterproof pi zero camera case 3d models

The new software version of the fabscan - the fabscan pi - uses a raspberry-pi 2 and a pi-cam. To mount the cam in the approved manner instead of the c270, I drew a little board as an adapter - just like the original one shown here: ...

In addition to the camera housing, this design includes various accessories to enhance your IR-camera experience: * A stylish pair of glasses * A trendy mustache (inspired by Thing #1109686) * Luscious eyelashes The FreeCAD design files are included...

Housing for the duo Zero 2 W and Raspberry HQ Camera in a FreeCAD drawing with printable STL export files. ...Usefull set for MotionEye, OctoPrint, Klipper, CCTV and AI-vision applications.

This is a remix of the rugged pi zero case. ... Just added vents and gpio header access.

Added a fanshim cut out for my Raspberry Pi 4 - it tends to get hot and I didn't want to use the default/solid back cover. ... Like the original back cover, it doesn't stay on too well, but it seems to do the job.

Design a Raspberry Pi enclosure resembling a Gameboy Advance casing, featuring a compact design with a printed top and bottom piece that simply need to be glued together for assembly. ...To enhance the look, add an LED light and power button, though...

Link to my heatsink is...

Motion Eyes OS Base Case Design This base case design is specifically tailored for MotionEyesOS use. ... The STEP file accompanying this design allows users to freely modify its parameters.

Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/eFpfRwFXzGn Tired of flexible arms for the camera that need hardware or won't stay in place. Simple mast design that can be edited for length and still allows adjustments. ... The mast is long enough for a...

Luckily I still had a RaspberryPi Zero with USB-Hat in my craft box.This case / bay can mounted in a 5,25" pc-bay.Hardware:RaspberryPi ZeroWWaveshare ETH/USB-HatHM-MOD-RPI-PCB16mm-switch with ledethernet-extension cord with screwsmolex-socketsome...

As a holder for the camera, I rely on parts from jgeyer. ...They can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2736439/files I specifically use three essential components: -holder_mk3_looser.stl -cable_holder.stl -knob.stl

This case is engineered to be securely fastened onto the wall of a secure enclosure. ... M4 screws are available for use.

... hardware or keep falling out of place? A straightforward mast design that can be modified for length and still allows adjustments is what you need. The mast is long enough to accommodate a standard camera cable, which measures 15cm in length.

... I also designed a custom end point mount for the joints, it is meant to be glued but feel free to remix it as you like. I put some heatshrink on each ball head to have a better grip and withstand the camera weight

Modified Version of Raspberry Case to mount on an ender 3 left side rail.I modified the lid to be compatible with this camera mount:https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2348881

First try with mixing 2 models together. ... I have a camera with the PCB on the cable, so I don't need a separate camera holder. ...I've mixed two things together so I can mount the raspi case on to the spool holder.

Originally, 3dkarma made changes where they shifted the ball's connection to the bottom of the case's front side, and then ensured that the socket was evened out to be completely flat.

Unfortunately, two of the screw holes are placed in a way that prevents the Pi Zero from being flush with the front of the controller, so the ports end up recessed into the back. This workaround makes the complete controller about 8mm thicker than a...

I additionally added a USB 4 port hub to sit in the cradle above the Pi Zero and simply hot glued it in. This gives you a USB port o the front panel. Access to the SD slots of the Pi and main board are doable with the top covers off, but not...

The case now features screw holes on either side, as well as protective covers to safeguard any unused connectors. However, keep in mind that there are still no cutouts for the GPIO or power supply. ...I've included images of the initial prototype -...

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...

What you need: 2x M3 x 4mm Screws 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.

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...

So I redesigned the mount in FreeCAD first and then later turned the Raspberry PI Zero Mount by 90 degrees, so a short 40mm cable can be used. Side note: Seems like the 8mm lens is still very close for a webcam, so maybe consider getting the 6mm...

I tried making a case before for the Zero, and just never got it right. Geertvda's case was probably the best ones that I found. I printed this with 100% infill since it's really not much more time or filament. ....16 layer height to make it a little...

After revisiting the iconic film "The Fifth Element," I felt an overwhelming urge to craft a bespoke Raspberry Pi Zero W enclosure that pays homage to the movie's majestic elemental stones. Their distinctive triangular shape has long fascinated me,...

Watch this video https://youtu.be/UdPnH2qD5YM to see a tiny add-on for the Raspberry Pi W called the Adafruit Joy Bonnet. This little device features a 2-axis joystick and 8 buttons, making it perfect for creating retropie projects. In this tutorial,...

You'll need: 1x Raspberry Pi Pico 1x Automation Hat Mini 4x M2.5 x 18mm 4x M2.4 Nuts Note: My local hardware store only had M2.5 in 20mm length, so I made a simple 2mm spacer instead of cutting the bolt to length. ...You may not need this if you use...

I printed out one of ftk1's cases and it was fantastic, but I wanted something more substantial with tabs so I could attach it directly to 20/20 aluminum channel - my Anet A2's frame material. I reinforced the walls and added the tabs and now it...

I didnt have a Pi Zero W, just a pi zero but had one of the Waveshare USB and 10/100 ethernet Hats that works with the pi zero, i extended the original model and then also added a few cut outs for access to one additional USB A port and the network...