webcam tripod 3d models

Need a quick webcam tripod to try with my printer Printed in PLA+ Mounted the webcam with a little nail on top

Webcam tripod for Logitech C920/C922 Hardware needed 3x 3mm screw 1x 6mm screw

This is yet another webcam tripod mount. I designed it for a Logitech C920, to mount onto a standard tripod with a 1/4" screw mount. The mount itself is very simple, and just has a capture nut and a flat surface that you can zip-tie the camera to. ...

This is yet another webcam tripod mount. I designed it for a Logitech C920, to mount onto a standard tripod with a 1/4" screw mount. The mount itself is very simple, and just has a capture nut and a flat surface that you can zip-tie the camera...

Previously, the threaded insert on the webcam wasn't deep enough, so the tripod screw would bottom out early and the webcam would spin freely on the tripod. With this spacer, it fits nice and snugly now. ... Webcam:...

This is a 3d model that lets you mount a webcam to a standard camera tripod. It uses the standard thread and screws onto them allowing you to mount a tripod. 2 variants are available the one pictures has an elevated section should your webcam be...

Modified this part to reuse a tripod ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1228521 ) I printed for a Logitech C270 (which I cannot use because I need a wide angle lens webcam)

Simple tripod 1/4 x 20 adapter for several common Logitech webcam models (c270 and maybe others) that have the foldy thing that's supposed to rest on top of a computer monitor or TV. ... The foldy thing on the webcam, when it is folded closed (see...

A second webcam may need to placed not on top of your display. ...A tripod can come in handy, but your webcam does not have an attachment for that. ...This part will fix it (at least for this one model).</p>

... the parameters. As usual for my creations: Everything is parametric :-) The piece comes without threading in the bottom hole - just screw it onto a tripod using some gentle force to carve out the threads. ...Then, just snap in your Logitech webcam!

There are a number webcam type cameras which come on a 38mm square PCB, this mount will hold one of these cameras and allow you to fit it to a tripod. The camera just clips in. The mount has a 3/8" thread, you can use a standard 3/8" to 1/4" tripod...

There are a number webcam type cameras which come on a 38mm square PCB, this mount will hold one of these cameras and allow you to fit it to a tripod. The camera just clips in. The mount has a 3/8" thread, you can use a standard 3/8" to 1/4" tripod...

:) Also, most of the things I've seen afterwards are replacement parts (you have to remove the original mount and screw the new device as a replacement, which means you can't unmount it easily), while this design allows you to put the webcam in it...

I had a couple of these bare USB webcams sitting in a box for a project that's not ready to get started, and I needed a webcam to record some live video. The bare design of the ELP cameras are great because there's no trendy curvy plastic shell...

Cam Chat HD VF0790 * **Tripod mount**: standard 1/2" 20tpi UNC Thread library available in this [thing](http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1714053). Printed with the loop opening in the vertical position to avoid overhangs... No support required. ...

This is a tripod mount for AUSDOM AW615 Need support

Screw-on mount for webcam, elevated for viewing over printing bed.

I found the original designed c910 mount, but it would not fit onto my full size tripod mount. A little adjustment in Sketchup and I tripled the hight. ...Now it fits perfectly.

A part to attach a 60mm fan to a webcam tripod, I made it to cool my pieces while printing, in adition to a 40mm layer fan.

Remixed the very nice Logitech BRIO webcam tripod adapter to include a 1/4-20 threaded hole at the bottom, so that it can be attached to my JOBY Gorillapod more easily.

UPDATE: I've added another version where it holds the webcam arm/clip thingie folded up - see picture - the webcam is less wobbly this way A tripod quick release adaptor / mount / whatever you want to call it for Logitech BRIO webcam. Slips in snug...

A tripod quick release adaptor / mount / whatever you want to call it for Logitech BRIO webcam. Slips in snug as is, but you could add a rubber band or zip tie. Fits on the Amazon basic tripod, but should fit standard tripods. ...The widest part is...

Adapter to mount a webcam to a tripod. ...This version is specifically for the USB webcam included in Obico's Orange Pi Zero 2 for OctoPrint kit, but the native fusion 360 file is also included for easy modification.

All the other tripods for the Microsoft Lifecams out there needed screws or modifications, so I appreciate this simple design that brings it up just high enough to use for Octoprint webcam monitoring or however you monitor your 3d prints. Be warned...

List of Stuff: Mechanically strong filament for long durability 140 cm 10x10 aluminium profile some M4 nuts and screws, and 3 M5 bolts A tension spring (for the phone mount) 3× Tripod_Arm 1× Tripod_Base 1× Tripod_Counterweight 1× Corner 1×...

Using some free apps and your 3d-printer you can make it work! List of Stuff: Mechanically strong filament for long durability 140 cm 10x10 aluminium profile some M4 nuts and screws, and 3 M5 bolts A tension spring (for the phone mount) 3×...

This is a simple adaptor to put Tapo C200 camera onto tripod mount. It has 1/4" threaded mount hole. ...To assemble adaptor with camera's native mount plate you'll need two M3 bolts or similar diameter screws.

Just rebuilt and added a 1/4" inch tripod screw for using the webcam on a LED ring light. It may be important to print it like it is shown. ...The screw is more rigid then.

... an adapter for a tripod had to be designed. This is what I came up with. Maybe a webcam on a tripod can be used for something else? Let me know! Leave a like and or follow for more things and projects! ... Also, check out my other thingis!

Just rebuilt and added a 1/4" inch tripod screw for using the webcam on a LED ring light. It may be important to print it like it is shown. ...The screw is more rigid then.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer Brand:</strong></p>...