flashforge camera 3d models

As the Flashforge Finder lacks a built-in camera, I deliberately sought out alternative solutions to ensure seamless printing experiences. To avoid tedious gymnastics, I condensed elements from other designs, reassembled them with ease, and voilà!

This is a ELP camera holder that just slides right onto the back "flashforge" plate. I printed with abs and supports and it came out pretty well. It gets the job done. Thanks to "RJ_Make" for the idea (his is located here...

This ELP camera holder simply slides onto the "flashforge" plate, requiring no additional setup. Using ABS material and supports yields impressive results. The outcome is a sturdy solution that effectively holds the camera in place. A special thanks...

It's placed on the left side inside the chamber of Flashforge Dreamer. The beginning of the print will not be visible as the HBP is in the way. But after about 2 cm print you will se the print. ... There are two iterations, the second is a little...

I required a component that would enable me to attach a Raspberry Pi camera to the gantry of my FlashForge Creator Pro. This Thing attaches to either the left or right side of the gantry, providing a 20mm T-slot mount which can be used with the...

There is a camera mount designed specifically for the Flashforge Finder, but it can also be used with any tubing that has a diameter of 19mm or less. The center pin on this mount features an adjustable depth and locking screw, which allows the...

There is a camera mount designed for the Flashforge Finder, which can also be used with any tubing that has a diameter of 19mm or less. The center pin features an adjustable depth and locking screw, allowing you to secure it in place. A threaded...

You'll find it on the left side inside Flashforge Dreamer's chamber. The start of the print won't be visible because HBP blocks the view, but once you've printed about 2 cm, you'll see the print clearly. There are two versions, and the second one is...

The HDCool HC8000 was the camera I used, but its size is fairly universal, making it compatible with other cameras as well. ...You can find the exact model I purchased here:...

I created a contraption that utilizes my iPod and "pop socket" attachment to securely fasten it to my camera's finder for capturing smooth timelapse videos. ...This versatile setup can be effortlessly adapted to fit any smartphone or device.

I made some changes to my ELP camera holder that simply slides onto the back flashforge plate. Issues with the extruder rubbing against my previous version prompted me to make the hooks 3mm thinner and move the camera back slightly further. I printed...

(Note, first picture is the original design, in the second you can see I made the clips 3mm thinner) This is a revision to my ELP camera holder that just slides right onto the back "flashforge" plate. I had issues with the extruder rubbing against my...

A versatile accessory designed to complement Raspberry Pi cases equipped with 75mm mounting holes, this innovative device attaches securely within the handle hole of the popular Flashforge Pro.

I successfully took the sturdy i-Solids base and positioned it to tilt, allowing the camera to drop or rise based on whether I mounted it on the left or right side of the printer. To enhance visibility, I made a few adjustments to the original...

Secure your camera in place by snapping and using zip ties if your printer's tolerances are not ideal, which may make it a bit challenging to insert the holder correctly. If your printer's tolerances are too high, use the hole in the holder to attach...

Replacement Camera Mount FlashForge - Inventor This part will enable vertical adjustment of the camera to enable much more visibility of the item being build.

I made this mount to work with an Arducam USB camera, It clips onto the right side of the touchscreen controller on a Flashforge Adventurer 5M.

I made this mount to work with an Arducam USB camera, It clips onto the right side of the touchscreen controller on a Flashforge Adventurer 5M.

This is a camera clip designed specifically for the FlashForge Dreamer carriage. It may fit other models if their carriages share similar construction. To install the clip, simply insert the top and gently wiggle it downward. The bottom will...

CAUTION WORK IN PROGRESS IS NOW COMPLETE Work is as-is though.\nThis was a custom mount that I had designed as I wanted the camera to be somewhat hidden so it wouldn't interfere with my viewing live, yet still offer a good bird's eye view of the...

A remixed version of [this mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2816046) but modified to hold a [raspberry pi camera](https://www.amazon.com/Raspberry-Pi-Camera-Module-Megapixel/dp/B01ER2SKFS) (derived [in...

The Guider II also has the case cut outs already for the camera case so I designed this case to mount the camera based on some picture of the IIs model. If you lay the .stl on the face with the hole for the camera it only requires 1 very small...

This is a protective dust cover for the camera lens of the Flashforge Adventurer 3. If you're not using the onboard camera or want to shield it from dust during storage, this cap is designed for that purpose. The cap fits snugly over the camera...

This camera mount attaches under the printer to hold a raspberry pi camera (sold on amazon for $12): https://www.amazon.com/1080P-Camera-Module-Raspberry-Holder/dp/B07M9Q43MX Might want to add some supports under the overhang.

So I designed this mount to let the camera clamp in place without interfering with the tool head.A tiny bit of support may be needed at the pin.The pin goes into the hole next to the screen, on the right side of the printer. To make it fit in the...

GoPro and SJcam Camera Adapter for the Flashforge Finder 3D Printer.

... edge. I took advantage of Amazon's convenient search results to locate matching table backs quickly! Simple camera mount design utilizes the whole area beneath your desk for attaching multiple camera angles using a similar mini-camera found here.

I created this camera mount for the Flashforge Adventurer 5M. The camera I used is an Arducam, but this will work with most 38x38mm camera modules.Installing Camera to Mount:This is designed to use 4: M2 screws to attach the camera to the...

Printer Settings: Printer Model: FlashForge Creator Pro Supported by Printer: Yes Resolution Level: 0.3 Infill Rate: 40% Notes on Printing: To get these prints done, I set all three pieces to print in 0.3mm layers with a 40% infill ratio - except...

So maybe there will be another version without them in the near future ;-) My "cable management" definitely sucks xD *the last two pictures are "out of camera" without/with the LEDs Inspired by: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1599972...