Digital Camera fast-clamp mount for k8200/3drag

Digital Camera fast-clamp mount for k8200/3drag

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My camera (Canon PowerShot SX120) can be full controlled via USB (http://chdk.wikia.com/wiki/PtpCamGui). To make better macro photos, I use the 3Drag frame as camera tripod, controlled via Repetier. Here the camera frame mounting, that I built starting from a ballhead found in a little tripod from China (3.90 €). As you can see in photos, it can be used 2 ways: orientable, with ballhead or fixed, more stable. This thing uses modules defined in the library fast-clamp http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:936871, so it is easy to design and to use: it is not necessary any tool to place and remove the camera. note: My extruder is connected via a dB9 plug. When I don't use the extruder, i place a spare dB9 male plug with only a 100K resistor at pins 2-4, to simulate the extruder thermistor (see http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1150959): this tricks the firmware. Complete collection of Add-on for 3Drag/K8200 using Fast Clamp: http://www.thingiverse.com/sillano/collections/3drag-fast-clamp-addon Print Settings Printer: 3Drag 1.2 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: No Resolution: 0.300/0.200 Infill: 20%/100% Notes: perimeters: 6/16 different settings for camera_clamp/click (use netfabb to divide stl) Custom Section extras: 125 mm tripod (only the ballhead) M10 knok-in nut, use a soldering iron to fix it (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:30576) screw M4 50mm long and nut. Self Adhesive Felt. Modifications (scad file) To use the camera01.scad file, you needs also the library fast-clamp06.scad, added for your convenience.

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