Adjustable camera holder

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I wanted to create timelapse Videos of my printings. Since the Multec M200 has a moving printbed like lot other printers as well, timelapse videos are not likely using a static camera. Therefore I decided to use a lightweight webcam and to mount it at the printer's bed. After some instable and to short prints I got it working. Now I have a camera mounted at my printer's bed which is adjustable in distance, the cameras angle is adjustable by rotating it on the cylinder. The wing screw gives more pressure to fix the Mount, I drilled the required holes after printing. Print Settings Printer: M200 PRO Rafts: No Supports: Doesn't Matter Resolution: 0.2 mm Infill: 20% Notes: I used to have 2.5 mm walls, this creates the long Clips solid. Post-Printing The wing screw To be really sure the camera holder doesn't move I added a wing screw. Used a 5 mm screw, drilled a 4 mm hole to the lower clip drilled a countersink drilled a 6 mm hole to the upper clip screwed the countersunk screw from the bottom added the wing nut to the top