RunCam Split Spherical Mount

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I designed this to have something that is a bit aerodynamic camera mount. It's a but bulky at the moment, and you'll need to print it with 10% infill to make it lighter. My print density is .1mm and my infill is about 50%. Total weight of the camera mount with camera onboard is 326grams. Heavy!!! Let me know on the comment what a .2mm output is. This design has no provision for opening the memory card, so you'll have to get the videos via the wifi network. :) Parts List ======= 4 x (plastic cable tie) - to secure the camera board. 5 x (m1x6 screw) - to secure left sphere cover 4 x (m1x6 screw) - to secure right sphere cover 3 x (m4x20 screw) - to secure the tilt cylinder inside the sphere 8 x (m1x6 screw) - to secure the circular servo arm on to the gears 1 x (m3x20 nut and screw) - to secure the transmission gear 1 x(m3x16 nut and screw) - to secure the tilt cylinder and left sphere cover 1 x (60 degrees micro servo, circular arm, and screw) - for tilt 1 x (180 degrees micro servo, circular arm, and screw) - for panning 1 x (run cam split with wifi and sd card), 4 x (ran cam screw) - to secure the camera 4 x (bearing 10mm outside diameter, 3mm inside diameter, 4mm depth) 1 x (bearing-forgot the name LOL, see the [picture](https://cdn.thingiverse.com/renders/86/4b/c4/8f/7f/073a1482083d061cbd3618ae330a470e_preview_featured.jpg) : 38.8mm upper outer diameter, 35mm mid outer diameter, 31mm bottom diameter, 9.5mm outer depth, 11mm inner depth, 19mm inner diameter) You may choose the closest bearing dimension and just force it in or adjust the base. 3 x (m3x6 nut and bolt) to secure the base to your model 3 x (m3x6 nut) to secure the cover to the base. You can view the build from here. https://youtu.be/ud846ajwT_U