ender 3 camera mount 3d models

a simple camera remote holder for use in timelapse videos that i made to attach to Ender 3 V2 using existing hardware screws. ... used a cheap blue tooth camera remote from amazon (link below)...

Or if you use an external camera without a Raspberry Pi and want a static image of your bed while printing, this Ender 3 mod is perfect for you! This model attaches directly to your printer bed, so it stays locked in place even when moving. It uses...

Camera mount for the Ender S1 Pro by Creality. Inspired by camera mount designed by TSDano. Some improvements made for more stable and snugger fit: - Added more strength to the body to minimize vibrations. - Resized and reshaped the body to...

I wanted a way to attach a USB camera to my Ender 3 V2 that would not require screws. The unit simply hangs off the lower left rail. ...It could be remixed to raise maybe a bit higher.

Or if you use an external camera without a Raspberry Pi and want a static image of your bed while printing, then this Ender 3 mod is just what you need! This model attaches directly to your printer bed, locking it in place even when it's moving. It...

... are evidently needed. Inspirations: Camera Mount: [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4073125](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4073125) Ender 3 Max Bed Handle: [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4856613](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4856613)

This mount allows me to use my camera and LED mounting system on the Z axis tensioner made by @MakeChetti for the Ender 3. The various camera and LED mounts are located here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3147899...

Mount taken from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3817940 but I am unable to list a 2nd item for the remix source. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Pro Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: .20 Infill: 25% Filament: eSUN PLA+...

If you have a camera on your printer, you want to have amazing timelapse using the built-in "timelapse" of octopi, or if you use an external camera without using a Raspberry Pi and you want a static image of your bed while printing, then this Ender 3...

If you have a camera on your printer, you want to have amazing timelapse using the built-in "timelapse" of octopi, or if you use an external camera without using a Raspberry Pi and you want a static image of your bed while printing, then this Ender 3...

Or if you use an external camera without a Raspberry Pi and you want a static image of your bed while printing, then this Ender 3 mod is for you! This model is directly attached to your printer bed, so in the video it will lock static even if it's...

Mount for end stop switch to create time/layer lapse photos after each layer. ... Customized to use the Stock ender 3 limit switch without modification. ... A M3-.50 nut is required.

Other models I've tried didn't work for my setup due to my stiffening mod, so I created a very simple and adjustable webcam mount that screws into the holes for the original screen.I printed with the long slotted side down, no supports should be...

This is a custom Raspberry Pi camera mount for my Ender 3 3D printer. I engineered it to secure under the control panel, ensuring a tight and compact fit. My goal was to utilize a short ribbon cable and minimize its overall size. The design...

Left/Right camera mount with USB cable channel.

Left/Right camera mount with USB cable channel.

Ender 3 Pro Camera Bracket Perfectly Compatible with Logitech C110 Webcam. Other Logitech Models Should Also Work. The Original Holder Fits Right on This Bracket, No Need to Remove It. Securely Snaps onto the X-Carriage Pulley/Belt's Plastic Shield....

This is designed to fit around the Ender 3 front pulley and drop right in. I could not find a design I liked to hold my webcam on the front of my Ender 3 Pro. You can use a web cam sit on mount to hang off of it and easily take it back out when you...

Here's a mount I created to attach a Logitech C310 to my Ender 3. I have it attached to the back. I think it should also work on the front, but I haven't actually tried this. The arm and mount are separate parts which are attached with a small screw...

... It's designed in DesignSpark Mechanical (.rsdoc and .obj files included). You'll need a GoPro extender to reach the desired angle and two 3mm (any length) screws to mount the back lid to the front lid and secure the camera firmly in place.

I used the camera body from codemonkey 1973 and made my own rail mount and arms The mount sits on the x/y rail

... the weight of the camera on it, the camera bounces around when the bed moves abruptly. I like the result, and I may add a screw-on Pi camera mount, since that would at least be less likely to bounce around, but it's not great for a heavier camera.

... ...The Logitech C920 camera is my go to for this.You will need to play wth yoru webcam setting to flip vertical and horizontal as the camera is mounted upside down.You may also need to zip-tie the camera foldable mount if yours is too loose.

Remixed the camera mount for a better connection. ...Mount taken from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3817940 but I am unable to list a 2nd item for the remix source.

I threw together a swivel mount for the camera, mine points a tiny bit to the left. I haven't printed it yet so not sure how well it will work. I also added a rail mount, meant to go on the left rail next to the bed. There are also some different...

Folding camera mount for USB cameras or for holding anything you can fit or screw onto it that needs to be at the front of the tray. Stay just far away to allow full motion of the print bed and folds away when not in user to avoid accidental bumps...

X-axis camera holder

... use it for my Creative Live Cam. ...I imported it into TinkerCad, removed the Wyze mount, added a slotted hole for adjustability and cut off the from corners to clear the camera mounts overhangs. ...The 1/4-20 slot is snug but I prefer it that way.

I wanted a solution that allowed me to easily add or remove length from the mount to get the camera closer or farther away from the printer, and that was really rigid and unlikely to move during printing. I took my cue from Adam Savage, who uses ½"...

I've been experimenting with my Octopi and the Camera mount to capture time-lapse footage. But I realized that I wanted to secure the camera directly to the bed instead of the axis, as I found that most attachments interfered with the delicate bed...