i3 cameras 3d models

...So my only contribution to the project is the reversed camera mounting, rotated by 180 degrees. ...It gives you a higher view from the top.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><p>Print in any material you like, supports on built plate only, 20% infill</p>

After update my extruder with the new mount (https://www.prusaprinters.org/prusa-research-summer-update-2018/#cooling) for improve cooling my front fan crashed with the camera mount because it's new position. I made the arm 1,5cm longer to avoid...

Hey, I encountered an issue with the original mount not being stiff enough to hold the camera perfectly horizontal. To resolve this, I added another peg for the existing hole on the Z gantry so it can no longer move. The fit was spot on for me.

Hey, on the original mount wasn´t stiff enough to hold the camera perfectly horizontal. I´ve added another peg for the existing hole on the Z gantry so it cannot move anymore. For me it was a perfect fit. ... Edited using Tinkercad :-) Cheers Daniel

... design! I should have anticipated that an imperfect fix wouldn't cut it. In this revised version, I've tackled clearance issues on the y axis and crafted a proper 2.1 camera module housing, thanks to the inspiration from deadsy's outstanding work.

OtherwisePETG will do for prints below 80°C bed temp. This remix adjusts the form to fit the angular Y-Carriage on the MK3S, adjusts height to fit the 6x6x3t spacer and also has a "snug" form to fit around the Y-Carriage. The hole for the nut now...

A custom camera mount for the Raspberry Pi Camera is designed to attach securely to a Prusa i3 using a servo screw arm. This versatile mount can be installed on either side of the printer, providing flexibility in its placement. Assembly involves...

This is a camera mount for attaching a Raspberry Pi camera board onto a Duplicator i3 v2.1. The Point-of-View (POV) follows the Z-axis, providing a great overview of your print from bottom to top. One version, number 39, can be attached to the left...

... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2881130. Note that this is simply a remix of the mounting part (and one arm; I added holes). For the camera box and other components, please refer to the original Thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2153701

This is a remix of the work done by P4ckit, https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2833311 After the new update for fan orientation from Prusa, my camera kept getting hit. I remixed this to make it easier to install a new one at a measured distance and...

This is a camera mount for attaching a raspberry pi camera board onto a duplicator i3 v2.1. The POV will follow the Z-axis and therefore gives a nice overview of your print from bottom to top. There's one version (39) which can be attached onto the...

To effortlessly add a moving camera that tracks the print bed on your Original Prusa I3 Mk2 hotbed carriage, follow these simple steps: Begin by sliding a new component under the left front hotbed mount screw. Next, remove the front right screw and...

This is a camera mount for attaching a raspberry pi camera board onto a duplicator i3 v2.1. The POV will follow the Z-axis and therefore gives a nice overview of your print from bottom to top. There's one version (39) which can be attached onto the...

This allows a camera to be attached to the bed of the Prusa i3 MK2S printer using a raspberry pi 2.1 one. **Update holder (v4 19/08/2017):** I made the holder fit tighter, as after weeks of printing it became loose and I needed to insert something...

SEE ALSO: If you don't have a Pimoroni mount and/or don't want to buy one, you might be interested in this remix from ChrisMayhew :)http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1957031 Print Settings Printer: WANHAO Duplicator i3 Plus Rafts: No Supports: Yes...

Streaming while printing from an SD card works fine.\r\n- The camera intersects with the print volume by 2-3mm.\r\n- The limited space results in imperfect aiming of the camera.\r\n\r\nAll in all, this is the least intrusive way to get a peek at your...

A camera case and arm are needed to attach the innards of a Microsoft HD3000 to a Prusa i3 MK2 bed for smoother time lapses. A wide angle lens, available on ebay/amazon, is required. The one I purchased can be found at...

This is a Raspberry Camera Holder for Prusa I3 MK3S. It is fixed on the X axis. This is a remix of "Raspberry Camera Holder for Geeetech A10" (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3855161). Print Settings 1 x RaspberryCameroHolderArmPrimary :...

Holder for Camera Just print and glue it to the printer and the camera

This is a custom-built Camera Holder for Prusa I3 MK3S. It's secured firmly in place along the X axis. This design is a modified version of "Raspberry Camera Holder for Geeetech A10" available on Thingiverse...

Hey, this is my first upload here on Thingiverse :D I'm excited to share with you a camera-mount design that attaches the Logitech C270 webcam to my Anycubic I3 Mega 3D printer. It's been a fun project, and I'm eager to hear your feedback! Edit...

... chainette coupling to fix the RaspberryPi camera. ... LED support for lighting up the plate. The LED.stl is designed to support a double-face strip 2cm*8cm. Camera arm.stl positions the camera above. ... Camera arm v2.stl positions the camera below.

A camera case and arm to attach the innards of a Microsoft HD3000 to a Prusa i3 MK2 bed for smoother time lapses. Uses a wide angle lens that can be found on ebay/amazon. The one I got: http://www.ebay.com/itm/252732341201 Print Settings Printer...

Following improvements made after printing the V2 version, the V3 design is 5mm longer and features a hole to secure the camera wire with a plastic strip. More detailed images may be uploaded later. Please show your appreciation by liking this...

This is for my USB-Raspberry camera attached on the X-motor carrier. It is following the Z-axis (up and down) so the nozzle is in picture all the time.. photos is from my V2 version. I used a washer on the screw because the screw that i found was...

Printer Brand: PrusaPrinter: I3 MK3SRafts: NoSupports: NoResolution: 0.2Infill: 15%Filament: PETGNotes:Rotate on it's side before printing

I've customized the mounting bracket for my Prusa i3 MK2S printer, making it fit perfectly with some tweaks. Specifically, I widened the opening from a standard 5.7mm to a roomier 7.1mm to clear the front-across threaded rod as shown in the photo.

k-eye's arm was what I needed for my Pi Zero with Cam case, but as I needed it on the left side, I had to make some changes.&nbsp;&nbsp;I found this mount https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/25205-flexi-arm-camera-mount and mixed both in...

This camera mount also allows for the camera's full articulation and can be slid in from either end of the mount.It is designed to be print in place without supports. I used Esun Orange PLA - but found it to be not as vibrant as the Prusa Orange of...

A fresh start is made in crafting a straightforward camera holder that can snugly grasp either a GoPro or, as demonstrated here, an FC40 camera paired with a GoPro adapter. The design centers around simple clips that securely latch onto the x-axis...