ender 3 v2 raspberry pi mount 3d models

This is a raspiberry pi camera mount for ender 3. Intended for octoprint. Inspired by design of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3417079 I re-draw the whole 3D model with adjustment : 1. Arm that clips onto the ender3 motor 2. Added adjustable...

Slots into the end of the 40x40 aluminium extrusion so the pi cam can be mounted at the rear and out the way of the build surface. Designed with enough clearance that it should slide straight in, but there is a small test to check the fit before...

I upgraded from a Raspberry Pi 3 to a 4 and could not find an existing case that I liked, so I modified the Pi 3 case from giacomo30196 (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3016364) that I had been using for years. This was designed to hold the CanaKit...

I upgraded from a Raspberry Pi 3 to a 4 and could not find an existing case that I liked, so I modified the Pi 3 case from giacomo30196 (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3016364) that I had been using for years. This was designed to hold the CanaKit...

Simple mount for a Raspberry Pi Camera off of the X-Axis where the belt tensioner is located. ...Has simple "tabs" to hold the cable in place.Included Step and Parasolid files for remixing as you see fit.[EDIT]Added a smaller mount that sticks out from...

I added a plate which connects to a raspberry pi IR camera via four M2 screws and nuts. The backplate connects to the arm with a single M3 screw and nut, which allows the camera angle to be adjusted. ...I also shortened the rail attachment as my build...

Addition for design https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4337578 The original mount is -15,5 degrees. ...For the raspberry Pi cam with the 130 degree view angle the distance to the heated bed is to big. ... So I made a 0,0 degree and a 15.0 degree version.

Then the draw, currently there are two draws that fit either the Raspberry Pi 3 or 4. The draws and bracket have been designed so that it is possible to put the draw in four different orientations, this allows for flexibility on where the ports and...

Cam Mount for Ender 3 S1 Support - Brim 2.0 mm housing I used for the cam: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2886101

This is a ball joint mount for the Ender 3 X-axis left side, engineered to provide optimal support and functionality. The pulley cover, however, may not be compatible with all versions of the Ender 3 due to design differences in earlier models,...

This was inspired by "Ultimate Sturdy Octoprint / Pi Camera Mount - Ender 3 - Stewpercharged" (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3374914) I had originally set out to print just that but the slicer estimate of 9+ hours while printing it vertically...

I remixed the original Raspberry Pi 3b case backplate to fit acrylic cases. I added cut-away supports at the Micro SD card opening for a more secure print. This modification allows the case to be printed upright, resulting in a much better finish...

I designed the arm to be universally compatible so you can also use it with Raspberry Pi cameras. ... The camera housing was crafted in such a way that it's adjustable - there's a small gap at the front part of the casing where you can route the wire,...

As for the hot bed of my Ender 3 Pro, I suppose it will also work for the standard one.\r\nThe arm has a hole where you can place a support for a Raspberry Pi camera (Rev. 1.3).\r\nThere are two possibilities: a small fixed support and one with an...

I wanted to mount my RPi 4 running Klipper where the touchscreen After printing it should slot into the touchscreen mount just fine - the Pi can be mounted using M2.5 screws or standoffs Enjoy!

I used 3mmx6mm button heads for the RPi4, and 3mmx10mm for the fan.UPDATE 3-4-21:I've added files the following files as requested:base 2.5mm thread (holes are the same size as RPi4 so no need to drill out pcb)base 2.5mm thread opposite rails (no...

(There is enough space to safely use the included standoffs to attach the heatsink without it contacting the screen) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08N5VZN8R?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details NOTE: If you plan on editing the model to fit the pi...

Printed with tree supports carefully positioned to lay flat on their sides. ...Designed specifically for my Ender 3, yet adaptable to any other printer constructed from robust 2020 aluminum extrusions.

The Pi slides in from the front with the LANDZO case on, might need to bend the side of the case a little bit to fit it in, watch the tabs on the top of the printed mount. Those are to hold the Pi upright. I chose to go with a design like this so...

It uses the Waveshare 5 Inch HDMI V2 screen for the raspberry pi. I've created it for the Raspberry Pi 3B. Though I suspect it to work with the Raspberry Pi 4. With only the position of the power port to be a possible issue. ... ### Supply on your own -...

This is a fixing system for the Chinese clone of the Raspberry IR camera. For example on [Amazon](https://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B07BT3KMG6/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00) The models I found on Thingvese were not compatible. The system...

... so the lid can be removed without disconnecting the camera. STEP file attached. Requires the following hardware: 2 16mm M4 countersunk screws 2 M4 T-nuts 2 16-20mm M3 countersunk screws 4 M3 screws to mount the fan Enjoy the attached STEP file

... so the lid can be removed without disconnecting the camera. STEP file attached. Requires the following hardware: 2 16mm M4 countersunk screws 2 M4 T-nuts 2 16-20mm M3 countersunk screws 4 M3 screws to mount the fan Enjoy the attached STEP file

Once inserted, align the tab with the gap and rotate the camera mount forward. The front and back camera pieces should hold together with friction. The slot is for the ribbon cable to pass through. ... I recommend gluing the two support pieces...

Once inserted, align the tab with the gap and rotate the camera mount forward. The front and back camera pieces should hold together with friction. The slot is for the ribbon cable to pass through. ... I recommend gluing the two support pieces...

1. ...Using a multi-axis steering gear is a better solution, but I am lazy. 2. Pay attention to adjusting the angle of the object when slicing. 3. ...It is a surprise that it can be used as a monitor stand！

The Raspberry Pi should be placed directly behind the printer, leaving ample space near the LCD screen for a toolbox. 2. USB ports must be positioned beneath the printer to minimize overall footprint. 3. The box needs to conform perfectly to the...

Simple Mount for the Raspberry Pi on the Ender 3 Bill of Materials Basic Parts 2 x Raspberry Mount For mounting the Raspberry 4 x Spacer Sleeve M2 x 5 4 x M2 x 12 Screw 4 x M2 Washer 4 x M2 Nut For connecting the Mount with the Ender 3 4 x Sliding...

By using a buck converter, you can run the Raspberry Pi directly from the printer's PSU, eliminating the need for a separate power supply unit for the Pi. To make this work, you'll need to be skilled with a soldering iron, as you'll have to connect...

This is a custom build combining multiple parts and refashioned to accommodate a Raspberry Pi4 within the Ender 3 pro framework. A camera slot has been integrated into the case, alongside a dedicated slot for the pin bus. The sd card slot was subtly...