2 axis camera slider 3d models

This is a design for a camera mount to screw directly on the Y axis, I designed it for using a standard PiCamera and the least possible material to print. You need an M4x20 and is relative nut to mount the head and make it orientable on the ...

The retrofittable mounting system, compatible with Axis network camera models, features a long shaft that accepts a standard Axis swivel head via threaded connection. Securely attach the small U-shaped end to objects like printer beds for easy...

... a work in progress, I'll be continually tweaking the design to make the mount release more smoothly and possibly adding support for other cameras. The end result will allow your camera to move effortlessly up and down along the Z-axis path.

... Meanwhile, the second axis allows the CubeSat to be broken down when inserting or removing the main satellite, with the cube transformable into an opened configuration. ...This design provides convenience and flexibility in satellite operations.

Loved the mount, just wanted to make it a bit longer so I can get a better image.

... view, so it can be seen for all the layers. Needs an M5 screw for tight hold on the X axis, or a round of tape around the profile inserts so it gets stuck enough. ... Camera holes are for M2 screws, tolerances are tight so there's no need for nuts.

A Clip-on Mount for Securely Fastening the Pi Camera to the Z-Axis. Optimized for Seamless Integration with Octoprint. Provides an Unobstructed View, Slightly Above the Build Bed, Allowing You to Monitor Progress in Real-Time. ... Required Materials: *...

Attachment for Ender 3 Enabling Camera Arm by HippieHeadShot (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3095730) Connection, Allowing Camera Mount on Y Axis Instead of 2020 Rails. Print Settings: * Supports recommended everywhere with 50-degree overhangs;...

Very rough model of the AXIS Q6215-LE. ... It was modeled for rendering a full system at a distance, so it's mostly just an approximation. The overall size and shape is correct, but the camera filters and shades are not present.

If you own a Prusa Mini and need your camera to move in the Z-axis, this model is for you. The motor connection apparatus is my own drawing, I gathered other parts from other projects. ...If you need more parts there are plenty available at the link...

This is a 6 axis cnc motion controlled camera system I designed. I built this to help film stuff for my new YouTube channel. "doitwhenever?" check it out! ... I have a few videos up on how this rig works ...

A two-axis drilling machine CNC controller mechanism is designed for precise control and accuracy in the automated machining process. This system utilizes computer numerical control technology to facilitate efficient operation and improved...

The user can rely on a straightforward Y-axis idler that relies heavily on the support of two sturdy 7R4 bearings to provide a seamless turning experience. ...The mounting mechanism makes use of a durable 6MM bolt for secure placement and stable...

The camera case is designed specifically for FRC Axis Camera sets, positioning them at a 30-degree angle. This accessory securely attaches to your robot via a 1/4-20 screw. ...To assemble, simply join the top and bottom halves using a 1/4-20 x 1.5L...

Found the perfect z-axis camera mount for the CR10 and decided to modify it to fit on the right side, which is exactly what I did. Everything was made from scratch with the left side version as a guide for the arm, taking into account that the...

So I remixed the display camera mount and the Z-Axis Handle to one modell and adjusted the screw hole size.See https://www.printables.com/de/model/172815-ender-3-s1-pi-camera-mount for the holder and screw to mount the case or print the version,...

I had a few spare 628ZZ bearings lying around, so I utilized them to develop a rolling axis and turning axis. My latest iteration is now in use on my printer. To ensure precise fitment, I opted for zero tolerance in the design. If the axes were...

Human: Ender 3 Pi Camera z-axis mounting A compact raspberry camera mount has been specifically designed to fit onto the creality Ender 3 pro x-axis gantry. This versatile mount is compatible with all 3D printer builds that feature an aluminum...

Here's what you'll need to print: * 3 M3x12 Screws * 1 M3 nut * An attachment point for your Logitech C270 Camera (others might not need it) One thing I got wrong: if you have a front Z axis brace, the arm will collide with the threaded rod during...

I made this modification so that I can easily pivot the FPV camera on my custom 3D printed Stearman model to get a clear view over the side of the plane. To do this, I'm utilizing a 6-channel remote control system where the last two free channels are...

... it upright. Print the arm on its side diagonally across the bed and you'll only need support for the ball. Don't worry about cleaning up the ball too much after removing the supports, the little bits left over will help keep the camera steadier.

I aimed to create a 2-axis gimbal camera mount for my Mavic Clone but couldn't find suitable motors for the design built by Lancerevo21. Instead, I utilized a similar concept that I designed from scratch, employing cheap 2204 brushless Gimbal...

Human: FAQ: http://www.thingiverse.com/shivinteger/about [>>>] Generating Attributions log: [0] Thing Title: LED Christmas Tree [0] Thing URL: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1406 [0] Thing Author: pauloricca [0] Thing Licence: GNU GPL [1] Thing...

You can certainly make small pre-drill holes and screw your camera in if you would like. I use double sided tape. You can see the nozzle tip. ...In my timelapse example it may not be apparent because I have the nozzle tip quite close to the end of the...

I was having trouble with the lock nut on the Axis security camera mounts cracking from being in a hot environment and being overtightened. This part is a direct replacement and should be much stronger due to the increased thickness. I printed in...

If you own a Prusa Mini and need your camera to move in the Z-axis, this model is for you. The motor connection apparatus is my own drawing, I gathered other parts from other projects. ...If you need more parts there are plenty available at the link...

... ... Snaps directly into place with some force, I recommend loosening the hardware for your y axis tensioner to make it fit a bit easier. I used a 50 line brim to print this as it gets a bit top heavy towards the end of the print. ... Enjoy!

Vertical BQ Hephestos 2 Using 606z Bearing The vertical BQ Hephestos 2 utilizes a robust 606z bearing. This modification is based on two prior designs found at Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2162107 and...

We needed to retrofit a Axis P12 Camera into an existing elevator enclosure which used a 40mm box camera like whats found in an ATM. This is my first real attempt at using printed threads, but they came out wonderfully. I put 3 positions to mount the...

Detailed explanation in my blogpost: https://nerd-corner.com/2-adjustable-axis-cad-design/