i3 cameras 3d models

Putting it together is a five minute process, slip the camera into the mount facing the correct way (its just a friction fit) and then unscrew the M2 bolt on one of the corners, then slip the mount on and screw the bolt back in. ...Ive been using this...

I needed a Prusa Clone mount for my Rasppberry Pi camera. There are lots of cam mounts for OctoPi, but I couldn't find one I liked for the base. This requires: 2x clip* 1x arm 2x #6-32 x 0.5" screws OR M4 x 12mm 2x associated nuts This...

I also redesigned the entire mounting system to fit the GoPro perfectly, complete with a riser block that allows users to mount their camera at a higher angle. Theoretically, you can keep adding mounting blocks and longer M3 screws until you reach...

This is how I attach my Raspberry Pi Camera v2.1 to the Y axis and heated bed carriage of my Prusa i3 MK2 printer, keeping an Octoprint eye on your print at all times. The lower bracket is positioned along the front beam of the heated bed holder of...

I'm using a Raspberry-compatible 5" camera on my Anycubic Prusa I3 printer, connected via OctoPrint and mjpg-streamer on a Raspberry Pi 3A+ running AlpineLinux. The issue of stretched photos at 4:3 is likely due to Thingiverse, not the print itself.

Here is a mount for a Raspberry Pi Camera, extended from my Glass Plate Holders. I've included models of mounts for both the right and left side of the build plate, depending on your preference. ... To install this mount, simply follow the installation...

... redesigned to fit snugly against the bed. When using a camera with a hinge, like the Logitech C920, I suggest keeping it closed to minimize vibrations. ...Even if it vibrates, the effect typically fades away when accelerated to create a timelapse.

I also separated the coupling from the shoe so other kinds of shoe can be made.UPDATE:Adjusted coupling length&height and added optional flexible padding for better stability.Adjusted foot to fit better.UPDATE 2:Changed coupling to better fit the...

Octopi Raspberry pi 4b holder for Anycubic I3 MEGA with camera mount ATTENTION! ...doesn't fit for Anycubic Mega X.

Anycubic i3 Mega S mount for TP-Link Tapo C100 camera. Take apart the camera and fit into the bracket. I used 5x M4 bolts, nuts and washers to hold together and super glue for the bracket. ... The bracket just clips into place.

Octoprint Pi 3 B+ Holder is specifically designed to work seamlessly with the Anycubic I3 MEGA 3D printer, which features a built-in camera for live streaming and time-lapse photography. ...This innovative holder provides a secure and convenient way to...

The arm and rotating support have been left intact, ensuring seamless compatibility with the original RPi camera module V2 enclosure design. The camera enclosure is composed of two interlocking parts that snap together without any adhesive. A secure...

... bar clamp specifically tailored to secure the camera case in place. The original design inspiration can be found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:685074, showcasing both the raspberry pi case and the camera case designed with precision and care.

This remix combines elements from previous designs, as I couldn't find a camera holder that supported the official Night vision camera. ...The new arm is longer to accommodate rotating the wider camera, allowing for a slightly better angle than just a...

... part is specifically designed to work seamlessly with the Raspberry pi 4 and the Pimoroni Fan Shim. ...The model cleverly combines a Raspberry Pi Snap case with one of the feet for the Prusa i3 MMU2s Enclosure, creating a unique and functional design.

And also to give a slightly better angle than just from the side.The camera holder itself is also tweaked slightly to support the camera being attached up side down if you want the cable to come from the top instead. The parts can be rotated how ever...

This part is designed for use with Raspberry pi 4 and the Pimoroni Fan Shim. This model combines a Raspberry Pi Snap case with one of the feet for the Prusa i3 MMU2s Enclosure. Print Settings Printer Brand: Prusa Printer: I3 MK3S Rafts: No Supports:...

Blink Mini camera stand Anycubic i3 Mega S. ... 2x M3 screws required.

I combined the "Backlight holder for Anycubic i3 Mega" by iceekb, the Raspberry Pi Housing from Bogdanko's "Led Holder V.2 for Anycubic i3 Mega," and created a camera housing using jonprogers' "Anycubic i3 Mega Pi zeroW camera mount." To assemble...

Camera mount for Prusa i3 and standard Raspberry PI camera module. Function: camera holder sits snugly under the screw head can be moved easily left or right can be moved freely front or back rotates with the camera in perfect sync screw it all...

Camera mount for Prusa i3 and standard rasberi PI camera module. Function: camera holder place under the screw Heat Bad (print only one) can move camera left/right can move camera front/back can rotate with camera without screw all things print...

Parts: Base + Distance Case Camera Mount Top Holder Anycubic i3 Mega (move from base using Key G -> X-axis and rotate 90 degrees with Key R) Side Holder Anycubic i3 Mega (move from base using Key G -> X-axis and rotate 90 degrees with Key R)...

Camera Mount for the Prusa i3 (3DP-11-ATL) and Similar Printers. Holds Camera Firmly in Place with Adjustable Arm. The Movable Arm Ensures Exact Placement of the Camera Where Desired. Assembly Requires M5x16-18 Screws and Wing Nuts. Note: This Mount...

... the existing mounting points and screws for the frame as seen in the pictures. The **camera mount** must be mounted in such a way that allows the camera to have a clear view of the print area. ...Here a screw of the RasPi housing can be used.

Raspberry Pi Camera Z-Axis Mount for Original Prusa i3 MK2s Save valuable space by mounting your printer in an enclosure with this innovative design, which offers a unique perspective on the nozzle during time-lapse photography. Attach the arm to...

Updated(2018/11/11): See Below Remixed from WaveSupportApparatus's Super-compact i3 bed-mounted Raspberry Pi camera. The post's IC slot is now correctly aligned, allowing for seamless integration of my Raspberry Pi v2.1 camera without any...

I designed a remix specifically for the Anycubic i3 Mega, driven by my desire to attach a Raspberry Camera directly to my spoolholder, ensuring that every print is captured from the optimal angle (see attached image). This creation draws inspiration...

This may be the most compact way to mount a camera to the bed of an i3-style printer without having it collide with any part of the printer, and without requiring a large amount of space in front of the printer either. I designed it to fit inside the...

I had previously downloaded a model of the Prusa i3 MK2 and used it to design a modified fan nozzle that would hold the camera module in place with just two clips, which I printed along with the rest of the fan nozzle. You can find that model here:...

The camera plate is specifically designed for Logitech C210, but it works with 30x30 extrusions, just like those found on Prusa I3 Mk3 printers. If you know of other compatible printers, please let me know so we can add them to the list. The holder...