logitech hd pro c920 webcam 3d models

The tab on the bottom of my Logitech C920 webcam is longer than the bezel of my Dell S2721QS LCD. I made this spacer so that the webcam doesn't overlap the screen area. ...Print Settings Printer Brand: Monoprice Printer: Mini Delta Rafts: No Supports: ...

I needed a solution to secure my camera without hogging valuable space on my work surface. ...This setup allows me to position it perfectly, giving me a clear view of my prints while also providing ample clearance for my printer's bed.

For when you like Zelda but you also like privacy. ...Its [this](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1027717), but remixed with [this](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2472536).

This mount allows for a seamless removal from the IKEA Tertial, making it an ideal solution for those looking to repurpose their work lamp in other projects. ... Required Components: 1 x IKEA TERTIAL Work Lamp 2 x M3 bolts with 10mm diameter 1 x M5...

Added precision-milled openings allowing for seamless integration with 1.75mm filament as a functional hinge mechanism. ...Following completion of the print job, I carefully utilized a miniature drill bit to meticulously remove excess material from...

The thread insert on the Logitech C920 that allows it to mount to tripods and other standard webcam mounts that use the standard 1/4-20 threading can sometimes fall out.This is a simple replacement if your C920 has a missing thread insert. ...It's sized...

I expanded the holder to accommodate the Logitech C920 USB camera seamlessly.

The front “hook” of my C920 covered some pixels at the top of my monitor. So I made this simple clip-on-Spacer. ...Nothing fancy but maybe someone has the same problem.</p>

A quickly designed arm for my webcam. ...I have printed it with 100% infill.</p>

My design to mount a Logitech C920 webcam for Octoprint. I used PLA for this wall mount. i used 2 screws of the IKEA HJÄLPA hinge for mounting into the Platsa. Support need for print. See print orientation in the picture. Print instructionsprinted in...

I was looking for a simple solution to fix my Logitech C920 on my BROR IKEA. ... It works perfectly!!!

I designed this because I needed a cover for my webcam and decided I wanted to design it myself. Its my first time making a hinge so might be a little bad sorry. Printing: I used a brim but you probably don't have to. ... it comes to about 13g...

Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/4NTAaJTrnSY After searching for a Webcam mount, I found a lot to be complicated or not beefy enough for me. This was a design that I modified and beefed up. It attaches to the front left corner of...

I needed to repair my Logitech C920 webcam after breaking the rear plastic housing, so I created a replacement piece to attach it back to its original mounting clip. The camera securely clips into the base and stays in place thanks to the cord clamp,...

The Logitech C920's printed circuit board features precise mounting holes and speaker positioning, along with a somewhat subpar decal overlay depicting the circuitry layout.

A simple stand for the Logitech C920. The height is adjustable up to 100mm. Inner diameter 45mm x 12mm. Inner height 48mm. ...No support, no Raft required.

A simple mount for an old logitech C920 camera I had sitting around. ... To frame: 2x M3x7 2x M3 T-Nut To camera: 1x M3x30 1x M3 nut

Disassemble your Logitech C920 using YouTube's step-by-step guide at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0wWCd5nmfU. Replace the original mounting system with our custom 3D printed holder. ... When tightening the screws, exercise caution to avoid...

I've Been Working on a Model and Texture Study Relating to a Logitech Webcam

Found this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3114849 that was awesome, so I modded it for the C920 So I created a fixed mount, on which you should be able to directly screw the webcam. ... Either use a camera screw, either print one:...

I've designed a custom privacy cover for the Logitech C920 using Autodesk's powerful Fusion 360 software. ...The design files are conveniently packaged as f3d files and can be easily downloaded by clicking on the link below.

Mount for a Logitech C920 designed to pair seamlessly with Thing 3372248 on thingiverse.com. ...The bracket securely holds the camera at an upright position, eliminating the need for image rotation in software.

Bracket to mount LOGITECH 4K PRO WEBCAM in Vitopal TC3 Teleprompter.

I crafted a custom corner camera mount specifically tailored for my trusty Logitech C920. To achieve optimal framing, I designed and built three unique mounts that catered to various print sizes. ...I then carefully installed them within the confines of...

The Logitech C920 gets a straightforward stand that lets you adjust its height all the way up to 100 millimeters. The inner tube measures 45 by 12 millimeters in diameter and has an inner height of 48 millimeters. ...This simple design means no...

A simple but very helpful gooseneck mount for the Logitech C920. The Cam can then be mounted onto the CamHolder element. The gooseneck is designed so that the camera USB cable can be fed through the opening. ... You have to print one...

Design a Protective Lens Cover for Your Logitech C920 or Similar Web Cameras. Download the 123D File Now and Make Any Necessary Adjustments. To Print, Simply Place the Page Face Down on Your Printer. ...This Design Does Not Require Additional Support.

A led light for a Logitech webcam. Simply glued a thin paper or a tissue on the front. I used the 5V LED Panel for USB connection. ... The LED Panel: Light board Piranha LED (Type:: 5V 24 LED board)

Inner height 48mm. No support, no Raft required. Print instructionsCategory: Household Summary A simple stand for the Logitech C920. The height is adjustable up to 100mm.<br/> Inner diameter 45mm x 12mm. ...Inner height 48mm.<br/> No support, no Raft...

The basic model offers precise measurements. As it's a design assembly, creating a detailed model requires extracting individual components from within the assembly and exporting them as separate parts. ...Once accomplished, you can assemble these...