eye ender 3d models

5 part PlayStation Eye Ender 3 stand with ball joint for adjustment.

A remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3464940. I have moved the mount down so you can print with less support. I also split the cover in a seperate file. ...You may have to reduce the size of the cover to make it fit properly.

This is a remixed design to avoid collision with the build plate, fit without modification, easier to print, and use less plastic. ... The previous design had to be modified to fit my ender 3 pro without conflicts.

This revised design minimizes collisions with the build plate, allows for a seamless printout without any necessary modifications, reduces plastic usage, and adapts perfectly to the Ender 3 Pro. ...The previous model required adjustments to avoid...

The PS Eye Base provides essential support for PlayStation Eye, perfectly designed to be applied directly to a print bed for capturing high-quality timelapses and remotely monitoring the temperature of your printer. ... Engineered specifically for...

My PS Eye mount for Ender 3 v2. There is no need for screws. It slides right to the main 4040 profile of the base and the camera goes on the top of the mount. ...The camera base should slide right into the top of the mount and happily sit there.

My PS Eye mount for Ender 3 v2. There is no need for screws. It slides right to the main 4040 profile of the base and the camera goes on the top of the mount. ...The camera base should slide right into the top of the mount and happily sit there.

Made my own remix using bluecow82 as well as integrated this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3644640 I made my own little spin to this as all the ones I have printed the the fitment is not very good as it would rub against my belt so I made mine...

Made my own remix using bluecow82 as well as integrated this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3644640 I made my own little spin to this as all the ones I have printed the the fitment is not very good as it would rub against my belt so I made mine...

Ender 3 looked a bit boring so added goggly eyes to the extruder :)

3d design of ender's eye, a figure that any minecraft fan would like to have. ... the design is fully scalable and this file measures 10cm X 10cm X 9cm visit my other designs, you may be interested

I designed and built a custom camera holder specifically for my PS3 Eye USB Camera, which I've integrated seamlessly with my Raspberry Pi setup. The camera is securely attached to the X-Axis, allowing for smooth and precise movement. ...This final photo...

This is a remix of Fallguy2006's outstanding friction-fit [support](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3088536) for the Playstation Eye camera and tatersalad1999's ingenious [hook](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3550412/) to mount the camera...

My Ender-3 Pro came without those extra long bolts, so I got creative and remixed a camera mount to fit on the 20/20 rail using a T-bar. This way, it simply slides right into place. ...I also made some adjustments to the arm, lengthening it just enough...

This object has been replaced with this: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3337233 My Ender-3 Pro did not come with any extra long bolts. So I remixed this camera mount with a T-bar so it can simply slide right onto the 20/20 rail. I also made the...

Remixed from PS3 Eye Camera Mount for different positions by ccvh with the help of Max666, thank you! :-)</p><p>I kept it pretty simple, but it works perfectly. Please see photos, also the photo from the camera itself, taken out of OctoPrint. The...

Remixed from [PS3 Eye Camera Mount for different positions](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2052424) by [ccvh](https://www.thingiverse.com/ccvh), thanks to the help of [Max666](https://www.thingiverse.com/Max666).\r\n\r\nI kept this design simple,...

I've been using an old Playstation Eye as the camera for our Ender 3 printer for a while, but hadn't found a mounting system that I liked well enough. Hanging it off of the top rail wasn't working so well with tall prints. This remix uses the...

... arm that uses existing printer bolts to secure it firmly on the left side of the printer. ... To get started, you'll need the following items: * A Playstation Eye cam * Two M3 X 6mm screws * The original bolts used for holding electronics in place

My last version of this object (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3320624) hooked onto the horizontal gantry. I didn't much care for this. One of the blades of my hot end fan broke off and introduced wobbling. Having the arm of the camera hanging off...

I recently uploaded an updated version of my object to Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3320624), which now attaches securely to the horizontal gantry. This redesign improves stability significantly, eliminating the wobbling caused by a...

I swapped out the mounting system for a sleeker design that utilizes 3mm screws paired with T-nuts, resulting in a significantly more compact setup than its predecessor.

This clip mounts a PS3 camera to the stock spool holder of a Ender 3 printer. ... The camera is held by friction

I designed this to easily hold the PS3 Eye camera on the Ender 3 V2 without any extra hardware and while being easy to remove. This attaches to the X-axis of the printer. You just have to slide it on! It has room to pivot in case you want to...

Camera mount for the PS3 eye. ...The mount should slide into the aluminium extrusion gap and the camera fits tightly into the mount.

I installed a Petsfang Bullseye on my Ender 3-Pro and discovered that the hot end LED lights I purchased from PrinterMods.com required shading to regulate the light dispersion effectively.

Basic Top Bar Mount for the Affordable and Extremely Bright Eagle Eye LED: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MVMRS6O These LEDs operate at 12 volts. Two can be connected in series (red to positive and black to negative) and powered directly from...

This mount is perfect for a PS3 Eye camera on a Ender 5. ...Just print it without support.

This mount is specifically designed to be an ideal fit for a PS3 Eye camera when paired with an Ender 5. ...Printing it without any support structures will yield the best results.

Here are some options for adding a ‘face’ to your Ender 2 Pro. I'm not at all artistic so please consider remixing this to make it more adorable and less ‘I’m gonna murder you while you sleep'. You can print the backs (red) and the teeth (white) in...