logitech c270 support 3d models

Got the Logitech C270 HD Webcam from work but got annoyed when assemble it on my HP P34hc G4 monitor as the camera was blocking the screen.Bracket is made for this combo but probably works for other cameras and monitors with a radius of 1500.Print,...

However, due to the Logitech C270 employing a unique mounting system, I was compelled to remix his design and adapt it to accommodate this distinct setup. ...In addition to modifying the holder, I also took the opportunity to refine the head of the...

... lens so it can rotate freely. 4. Attach "back" to the camera using the 3 saved screws. 5. Place the "ring" on the lens. 6. Secure everything with M3x6 screws. Additional information: Tested successfully with Logitech C270 and Logitech C310 webcams.

I couldn't find a bracket that could hold my overly heavy Logitech C270 with lens mod without cracking or sagging. So I made a new bracket that screws flat against the C270 using a 30mm M3 screw. You can also add a nut to the other side but I didn't...

I created this setup to fit a Fisheye lens on my Logitech C270 webcam. I purchased the lens from Famglasses on eBay, which came as a 3-piece set designed for smartphones with 17mm diameter threading. This means that any lens with this threading...

I had trouble finding a suitable design to mount my Logitech C270 camera for OctoPrint, so I rapidly created a simplified version by combining elements from various other designs to fit my D6.\r\n\r\nThe mount is attached to the underside of the bed...

This is a webcam mount that allows an unmodified Logitech C270 webcam to be installed inside goBILDA U-channel with the camera lens aligned with one of the large 14mm holes. A stock camera has to mount to the center face of the U, but removing the...

I made this to mount my Logitech C270 webcam to an Ikea gooseneck LED light. I will use this with Octoprint to watch my 3D printer remotely. You will need four M3x15 screws, one M3x25 screw, and one M3x30 screw and six M3 lock nuts. Here is the...

I picked up a Logitech C270 webcam but realized it wasn't designed to mount on a 3D printer, so I decided to get creative. It's intended for mounting on a monitor or laptop, not my printer, so I broke it down into its components and worked on a...

I've been looking for a long time for an easy way to attach my Logitech C270 to my printer so that it can take the pictures for the time-lapse recordings directly from the front. I also didn't want to have to remove the webcam's clamp base. But...

My final design comes in at 4.4mm so it is much more compact and works really well with my camera mount. ...The third photo is me holding up the original to the one I installed.</p><p>Prusa default .2mm Quality settings on my mini clock it at 51 minutes...

New Camera mount for Logitech C270 camera (9x37 mm inner opening) that's a remix of the design from StuTravers ( https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5178622 ) which is based on the 'Ultimate Sturdy Octoprint / Pi Camera Mount' arm from Stewpercharged...

... to how low the camera can look. Printing is surprisingly quick - I managed to complete it in approximately three hours - and minimal supports are required. ...This mount was specifically designed to accommodate monitors with a thickness of 15-16mm.

Raspberry Pi user here, I just got myself an adapter for the C270 and a Gorillapod to match - perfect combo!

I built a custom mount for my Logitech C270 webcam to attach it to my Ender3 3D printer's Y axis. The webcam is secured to the "Y Plate" which provides stability and prevents any unwanted movement. To avoid modifying the camera itself, I designed...

This mount was crafted specifically to complement the Logitech C270 Webcam by allowing it to seamlessly integrate with an articulating arm, enabling users to view a 3D print from anywhere in the room. After the file has finished printing, a 1/4"-20...

... on the picture provided. Uses the least amount of supports. Supports - Depending on your settings, I would not support the zip-tie holes, they will be a pain to take out. ... Camera Focus Gear - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5861617

Decided to supplement the setup by adding a wall bracket for the camera, since the C270 was proving too intrusive near my printer when positioned elsewhere.

The equipment list includes a C270 Mounter and one T4nut. ...In addition to this, there is also one M4 8mm bolt required.

I combined the no-hardware cam mount by Yashrg with the C270 cam holder by Waverunner62. This was done because I needed a camera mount setup for my Ender3 without any screws or tools. ...Customized with 3D Slash!

This is an adapter designed specifically for the Logitech C27 webcam to be mounted on the sturdy aluminum frame of the Anet AM8 3D printer.

Could not find a top-down view mount for my Logitech 270 webcam for Octoprint. I went ahead and created one. You utilize the existing Logitech pin and screw so don't lose them. Few seconds to mount the camera and few seconds to install. ...Slides...

... but unfortunately, I don't own a C930 or its identical twin, which is what the clevis mount was initially made to fit. ...Instead, I carefully measured the other C270 mount and combined those dimensions with the original design of the clevis mount.

I created my own C270 mount using the stock mounting material provided with the camera. This custom mount was designed specifically for TeachingTech's "Flexible webcam mount for Octolapse". A huge shout-out to Michael, aka TeachingTech: I'm a big...

Remix from: thing: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3828249 Slightly longer arm to allow for a C270 with an external lens to clear the print bed. Also closed the holes down to 3mm for use with standard M3 screws. ...I needed to add a washer to the...

... of not being needed. C270 Webcam Mount for Enclosure (1) has holes in case if one needs to add screws to be able to mount to poles inside the enclosure. ...Not really needed as the enclosure that I have from Creality works great with this one.

The original design's arm fit perfectly, so I decided to build on that foundation and added a holder for my C270 camera. To take it up another notch, I connected the camera to a Raspberry Pi. My prints nest snugly within the swiveling motion range,...

This lets you adjust the focus of your C270 without taking it apart.\nPost-Printing\nStep 1\n Remove the camera and loosen the lens. Research online for guidance if needed.\nWhile disassembled, take the plastic part (the one with screws) and use an...

I printed a vintage version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2797053 and discovered that the mount to the camera itself wobbled precariously.\r\n\r\nI re-engineered the hinge piece to match the original Logitech component, so now the camera stays...

my simple webcam solutionfor logitech C270you need to dismantle the original mount armyou need - one m3x20mm screwdo you like my project - please join my DIY for CHARITY initiativesend a (small) donation to a local charity organization of you...