camera arm for phone 3d models

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:193647Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=193647

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:193647Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=193647

I use a standard M3x30mm DIN912 bolt for assembling the arm to the camera support, accompanied by its matching nut. An M3 DIN125 washer is also recommended between these components to facilitate easy rotation. The hardware needed for attaching the...

I liked the camera arm mount that https://www.thingiverse.com/jsc/designs made for the M2, but after I printed one, I realized it did not fit the thicker Y axis aluminum plate of the M3ID. I also didn't like that you needed to use supports to print...

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Just a Remix of the Bibo Camera Mount for a C200 TPLink camera. ...Can be used both sides.

Here's a revised version of the text that's written from scratch while maintaining the original tone and voice: I'm working on a custom remix for the Prusa i3 MK2/MK3 3D printer to incorporate a camera module with a wider viewing angle. The goal is...

The arms are tight, but adjustable (0.2mm tolerance), and assembled with m3 screws and nuts. The camera mount is designed to fit a screw up to 7mm, so a standard tripod screw will easily fit. The design is plenty strong and will support webcams,...

Here's my version of a camera arm following the z-axis on a CR10S Pro (v2). The screws of the belt tensioner on the x-axis can be used with no replacement, by still having enough clearance for the nozzle to move it's full way. This is especially...

Here's my version of a camera arm following the z-axis on a CR10S Pro (v2). The screws of the belt tensioner on the x-axis can be used with no replacement, by still having enough clearance for the nozzle to move it's full way. This is especially...

More robust and enlarged version of G.design’s C90 Camera mount at for better view.https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/152063-camera-mount

More robust and enlarged version of G.design’s C90 Camera mount at for better view.

Mount c270 camera securely to 20mm extrusion arm by jointing it in place. My Taz 5 lulzbot printer serves as the perfect platform for timelapse photography while printing, thanks to the customized setup. A simple 5mm passthrough hole accommodates a...

Here's my version of a camera arm following the z-axis on a CR10S Pro (v2). The screws of the belt tensioner on the x-axis can be used with no replacement, by still having enough clearance for the nozzle to move it's full way. This is especially...

Just octolapse pi camera

These are the parts you'll need to make your own adjustable camera arm. You can watch the full video of us making it right here! ...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11i3ZDFBSac You will require: Neewer Adjustable Microphone Scissor Arm, available at...

More robust and enlarged version of G.design’s C90 Camera mount at for better view.https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/152063-camera-mount 

Make sure you don’t overtighten and that the arms can move freely.Insert the camera in the camera base, put the lid on top and secure with four 8 mm screws. These holes are self threading so no nuts is used for this part.Assemble the springs with a...

Ender3v2 camera mount for fitting and standard mounted webcam. ...1/4" mounting screws can be found on thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3786651)

So, this comes in a couple pieces: A connector that snaps to the 30x30 extrusion frame (Y-axis on Prusa, and possibly other printers) A "knob" that connects to the above snap-on connector and starts the "chain" of knobs and sockets A number of...

It comes in several parts: * A connector that snaps onto the 30x30 frame (Y-axis for Prusa printers and possibly others) * A "knob" that connects to the above snap-on connector, starting a chain of knobs and sockets * Several "links" (knob/socket...

This is an articulating ball joint arm that can be assembled with several different length sections. The sections can be mixed and matched for the application. The base is designed for aluminum extrusion with T-slots 20mm on center. A small piece of...

compatible with MG995 Servo Motors and Logitech C920 camera

An 100% printable phone arm! It weighs about 0.25 kg and is easy to assemble. Each arm has a working length of 150 mm, so the 3 of them provide a total length of 450mm. There are 10 different parts. All of them were printed with 30% infill in...

She raised her arm slightly to gain a clearer view of the build plate.

You're craving some extra elbow room on your workspace and a touch of symmetry, right? Give this a shot! ...Scale back the clutter as necessary.

I needed a method of connecting a "webcam" to my printer for remote monitoring from around the house via Octoprint. So, this comes in a couple pieces: A connector that snaps to the 30x30 extrusion frame (Y-axis on Prusa, and possibly other printers)...

simple raspberry pi camera mount that clips on end of cross slide ( no bolts or screws needed)

Either the mount position wasn't ideal or the joints where loosing as the time passed.So created my own design, trying to keep it simple and easy to print without consuming a ton of filament.Needs M3x16 and Nuts to connect each joint but you can make...

The head slides open to accept an average-sized cell phone for use as a document camera. It has cutouts for cables and holds the phone securely under the tension of 2 rubber bands. Users seem to be able to use it without instruction. It can be set...