axis camera 3d models

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...

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,...

The Axis camera is a vintage model that's still widely utilized in FRC for its reliable ethernet connectivity capabilities. ...A mounting block designed specifically for 3M tape is attached to the rear of the camera, securing it firmly around the...

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...

... ... 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!

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...

It can handle most modern Cinema cameras, can pan L / R 180 degrees and tilt +/_ 90 degrees (depending on the camera size). On this Facebook forum you can see the head in action:https://www.facebook.com/rob.e.vangelder/videos/3287692964677325 I...

With this model, you can securely fasten your webcam to the X-axis to enable your camera to precisely track the print height. I designed this initially to make monitoring the nozzle easier, but it also produces a fantastic effect for timelapse...

This is a camera mount for the web cam that will fit with a standard camera mount screw. I do not include 1 here as someone has already designed a very good one. Just look for creality cam screw and print 1 out. This design fit over the X-Axis belt...

This is a rehash of the raspberry pi camera bracket that attaches to the Y-axis end plate of the ender3. This is inspired by another bracket I found on Thingiverse, I found that the original did not stay in place after a little use and was just...

This allows connecting the camera to the end of the Y axis instead of the 2020 rails. Print Settings: -Supports recommend, everywhere 50 degree overhangs - increase support gap to make support removal clean. -Recommend print speed 40mm -Infill...

I just made the slot larger to fit on the Ender 3 Pro Y-Axis.

This will fit a Adesso webcam, and possibly Logitech as well. ...Mounts to the Z-Axis and aligns perfectly to see the nozzle throughout the entire print. ...Mounts using friction to the Z-Axis cover.

This will fit a Adesso webcam, and possibly Logitech as well. ...Mounts to the Z-Axis and aligns perfectly to see the nozzle throughout the entire print. ...Mounts using friction to the Z-Axis cover.

I've just increased the slot size to perfectly accommodate the Ender 3 Pro's Y-Axis requirements.

... Follow these instructions: print both parts, attach servo horns to prints, affix servos to horns, insert camera into hole and secure with tape or glue, add other electronics such as RX, VTX, GPS, BEC, and enjoy your new tilt-pan camera mount!

Redesigned the pin hinge slightly to use an M3 bolt to secure the camera to the boom arm for a more secure mounting. ...As stated in orig version, need to print this with a brim usually.

I'm a big fan of @Tommyelk's camera mount that cleverly utilizes the aluminum extrusion rail on this thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2540674 - it's really smart! And then there's the RPi camera holder in this mount re-mix by @c_wolsey, which...

... your camera. I've used a logitech C615 webcam which has tilt, up/down adjustment so you can get the required angle. There are 4 slots on the bracket which can be used to feed a cable tie or two through to cable manage any excess wire on your camera.

... of the support, the original one shakes a lot, I added a thickness to make it more stable, for my part, I had a problem with the focus because of the shaking. ... I modified the camera support for my needs, PICAM with lenses (larger format)

... of the support, the original one shakes a lot, I added a thickness to make it more stable, for my part, I had a problem with the focus because of the shaking. ... I modified the camera support for my needs, PICAM with lenses (larger format)

Use with this mount: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2956323 Designed specifically for the Arducam, you can buy it here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B012V1HEP4/ Cable (you'll need to buy a longer one than is provided with the camera):...

A mix of the camera mount designed by Codemonkey1973 (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3294512) and the C-100 Socket from Collind777 (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5241820) I was able to use the existing bolt by making the screw whole a little...

... ...To ensure protection against potential hazards, we designed this mount with additional camera shielding and pedestals on either side, allowing for a secure backup mounting position in case one side is damaged by an accidental falling power cube.

This camera holder is designed to fit my Logitech C920 HD Pro Webcam seamlessly. Unlike other designs that require screws, this one simply snaps into place without any hassle. It has been found to fit the y-idler perfectly when a spare is printed,...

This is a Camera Arm operated by an Arduino CNC Shield, featuring 3 NEMA stepper motors for control. Prior to constructing, it's crucial to read and comprehend all instructions. The arm can be configured with various motor options including NEMA 17...

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...

Link to the Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBGcE2LZntI Link to my Github for all the files: https://github.com/KikiHobbyRepair/3-axis-camera-slider I will also post a video later on about the full build process. I will put a link...

Link to the Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBGcE2LZntI Link to my Github for all the files: https://github.com/KikiHobbyRepair/3-axis-camera-slider I will also post a video later on about the full build process. I will put a link...

Designed for Anycubic I3 Mega Z-Axis Camera Mount C920/Tripod Screw by Aerocalculus https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2858044 This item allows you to only need an Allen key to install the camera mount, while holding this from behind.