Security Sentry

Security Sentry

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This 3 piece mount holds a pi zero W, an arduino nano screw terminal breakout board, a motion sensor, and a pi camera. The intent is to mount this in my garage and have it take time lapse video of projects that go on. The arduino nano crew terminal breakout board will act as an interface to the pizero for solderless connections. I plan to put in door sensors with CAT5 wires and the row of holes near the rpi can be used with zip ties to secure them. The first print of part number 1 went ok, but had some printer issues with parts 2 and 3 unrelated to the part. After fixing printer, modified part 2, found that the attachments points to part 1 were too small for the screws I have and I made them bigger and cut down on its size for print time. Perhaps one option would be to enclose the whole setup, but that will be an exercise left to the reader. The third part inset for the camera electronics is a little tight, but it all printed fine. I've ordered some small screws to hold everything together since the wood screws I have are all too big for this. I'm considering all snap-together construction, but that would require another complete reprint.

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