Logitech C270 Camera Mount for Ender 3 (visibility remix)

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# This thing let's you see your printer in action Are you like me and want to see what is going on while the 3D printer is in full action? Then be my guest! This thing let's you mount a Logitect C270 web cam on your Creality Ender 3. I really love EclectricOne's Logitech C27 cam mount because it fitted so well with the Ender 3. But it had one issue: Over the time (and with some models printing errorneously) it was unnerving that I was unable to see from the camera stream alone whether the print was okay. **This thing will help you to ease down a bit during printing.** Because you will not only see your object on the printer bed: Additionally the nozzle from the stock Ender 3 hot-end block is visible, too! I added two images for more clarity: - *before* image with EclectricOne's Logitech C270 cam mount - *after* image with this C270 cam mount ## Installation on the Ender 3 ### Note of warranty void Creality states that this would void the warranty. But if you are like me I'd tune the shit out of the printer. ### Installation on the X axis block With that being said, let's get it on! 1. In order to get to the screws on the X axis block you have to remove the QR code sticker though 1. Unscrew the top right and lower left screws from the X axis block 1. Push the screws through the cam mount 1. Insert the screws along with cam mount back to X axis block 1. Screw it, no for real 1. Mount the Logitech C270 onto the camera mount - Just use a screw that fits - I even used a small wood cutting screw because I had nothing else at that time 1. Adjust the camera for your liking ## Post your make Please post your make. I'd like to see it :) ## Notes on the design This thing relies heavily on the way how the screw work in to the X axis block. ## Note on the Remix As you can see this is a remix of [EclectricOne's Logitech C270 cam mount](http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3275199). A big shout out for your excellent work! ## Version history - v2.1: Fixes some minor overlapping faces, resulting in a cleaner print - v2: first release - v1: was not published because of major design flaws