axis camera 3d models

Two-Axis Gimbal System for RC Airplanes Provides Smooth Horizontal and Vertical Scanning Abilities.

Then, the base camera mount will fit into the camera housing, allowing you to adjust the camera angle as needed. I created a two-part holder so that I could change the camera view by rotating it. You can also create your own C920 camera holder using...

Same as the one from Dragaa, only beefed it up a bit and created room for the little ridge on the camera so you no longer have to modify the camera itself.Used M3x20 screw and it holds stable.

A camera mount for my [Tripod](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4799353) More information and instructions will follow.

Updated mount now seamlessly links to Raffosan's customized setup, boasting an impressive array of enhanced camera options and strategic angles for optimal visual capture.

This is the added, thicker end Z-Axis mount that i mentioned in my "Update" message. The V3 files are 7.5mm thick at the end. They are also rounded to look better. The V4 files are 10mm thick at the end. ...They are also rounded.

I've modified the camera mount, incorporating an extension that allows me to observe the nozzle clearly beyond its initial 100mm range. ...This adjustment also enables a wider field of view (FOV) with my Picam, thanks to the new angle I've implemented.

For me, I also printed Sneaks' articulating arm in two colors and combined this with a 24" black Pi Camera V2 ribbon cable with my RaspPi 4B + Pimoroni HyperPixel 4.0 Touch screen and fan. With this specific setup the ribbon cable naturally folds...

Here is a Remix from: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3393709 by dixonkyleard. I added the No tool Ball and cup attachment. ...This thing was made with Tinkercad, which can be edited online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/cvFa780piEm.

Reduces amount of printing needed if you have 2020 aluminium extrusions handy

use the pins or screws

This motion controlled video add-on enables you to create your own custom videos using your MPCPC. In addition, you'll need to print a setup herringbone gear like Thingiverse's 97377. You will also require a stepper motor for this project. I used...

This is an adaptation of the Logitech C270 X-Axis Camera Mount that allows it to be used on a Bear Frame Upgrade and X-Axis. IMPORTANT: This mount uses the screw holes on the right side of the Bear x-axis that are intended for adjustments to the...

Originally I was dissatisfied with how my X axis camera mount was fairly loose on the motor, while printing some cool motor visualizers I found that Clement's mount for the Hypnotic Extruder Visualizer was considerably more stable. ...So I jammed the...

On-Axis Camera Support for Ender 3 S1 Plus.The support is fitted and screwed onto the X-axis adjustment cover, robust, rigid, the camera remains firm and still.Printed in PETG Gcode file with all parameters for printing. Supporto Videocamera su Asse...

These are mounts I made in blender for the 3-axis camera slider by user issac187 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4547074. The mounts fit the basic Neewer light stand (not the heavy duty one) and are designed to fit 2040 aluminum extrusion. They...

This is a remix of the remix by Zotty's "Ender 3 Z-axis Camera Mount for Logitech C270". I adjusted the camera back 2cm due to collision with my x-carriage - this issue is specific to my custom extruder mount, which extends further on the left side....

Camera mount for the X-Axis endstop cover

This is a remix of Ender 3 - Z-axis Right Rollers Cover by FilBer and Raspberry Pi Camera Case and Arm for Ender 3 designed by PLG_Designs. You can now easily attach your Pi camera to the X axis! ... There are two versions available for the camera...

This is a Remix of Pi Camera X Axis Mount to fit Biqu BX The mount is simple screw type and does not interfere with X Axis of the printer It is measured to have enough clearance from the TFT with Raspberry Pi installed PLA and 20% infill are good...

This is a Remix of Pi Camera X Axis Mount to fit Biqu BXThe mount is simple screw type and does not interfere with X Axis of the printerIt is measured to have enough clearance from the TFT with Raspberry Pi installedPLA and 20% infill are good enough...

Clip on GoPro camera mount for the Y axis of the Ender 3 S1 I removed the original PI camera arm and replaced it with a more sturdy GoPro mount. As written in the original design, the clip does not need support, only the GoPro arm needs one. ...Can be...

A Clip on design for mounting the Pi Camera to the Z-Axis. Designed for working with Octoprint. View is slightly above the bed so you can see the build in progress. ...You'll need: 5 M3 - 8mm button head bolts 5 M3 - bolts You'll also need to print...

... 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.

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: *...

... 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.

Designed a camera mount that would stay level with the hot end while printing. This is just the arm that mounts to the X-Axis tensioner. ...The other parts were from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3079477 The original cad files I used to create...

... 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 really like the modular mounting system gopro style from Danimal_FPV https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3565470 (use his links, need extra hardware, or any other Gopro extension/link) and the idea to mount the camera on the Y axis but i have a CR10...