Scope Camera for CVLIFE or equivalent 6-24x50. Tasco Varmint Eyepiece included.

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Here is a scope camera mount that I designed to video target shots through a CVLIFE 6-24x50. There are many around with no names or different names. The eyepiece is approximately 1.675" dia with a cutout for the illumination knob. The camera I used was a 5 and Below webcam ($5.55) and used a micro usb otg adapter to connect to my phone.The clamp screw is a 8-32tpi socket head cap screw 1.5" long. I would recommend drilling out the finished hole and re-tapping with a proper tap. The threads are very tight and you may risk snapping the plastic. I printed everything at 94 percent infill PLA and used tree supports in CURA. The eyepiece has contraction grooves modeled into it and will require proper support removal to make it look clean and function properly.(A fine tooth saber saw blade worked for me). My printer (CR10) printed everything very well, but the threaded parts require some threading and unthreading to get things slicked up. The disk installation tool will help align the recess for the camera when threading it into the body. There are 2 holes either side of the camera hole that can be used with needle nose pliers to help thread the cam disk into the body after the camera is installed. I haven't tried any other cameras, but the board is 1.2x1.1 inches and it centered up nicely. The leds, microphone and switch will need to be removed and I would recommend leaving the factory solder points for the wires alone and just splice the wires through the cap. The board has flimsy solder pads and they are easily ruined. I would also recommend a good adhesive to attach the wires to the board, like E6000, for stress relief and a zip tie to keep from yanking the wires off the board. There is a file for a round hole cap and a square hole. The square hole allows you to install a JST2.5-4pin connector for quick disconnect or just fish the USB cable through the hole. I won't be modifying any of these files. I may upload different eye pieces for different scopes as time goes on. Enjoy!