FlashForge Pro mount for Arlo Camera (Netgear)

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This is a simple mount meant to hold an Arlo Camera (netgear security cam) to keep tabs on prints. This does not include the needed hardware and may need some tweaking to accommodate whatever hardware you choose to use (hinge pin and screw to secure camera). If you are feeling adventurous, you can also use magnets as the arlo camera has a powerful mag mount...just something for a quick release option. Here is the onshape link, just create an account, copy the model to your workspace and modify as you see fit: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/8d7c748b270b44d2baa9f908/w/7d9609718d96462bb0c34331/e/7e5f3eadad3144a3a762d1f8 Let me know if this does not work and you want to use it. Print Settings Printer: Flashforge Pro Rafts: Yes Supports: Yes Resolution: medium Infill: 45% Notes: On a side note here....if you want, i can cut this up into pieces so that it does not require support...then just a little glue and you're golden. Post-Printing Some Assembly required There is need for a hinge pin and camera mount bolt (1/4-20 UNC). As i used whatever screws and bolts i had available, the thickness of the area with the mounting screw is 15mm thick...this will most likely vary from person to person depending on what bolt you have to do this with...I would recommend going to the onshape file and modifying it as needed to meet your needs then export, slice, and print. How I Designed This With calipers I used calipers to measure the critical dims, created basic shapes to reference, then designed around these...