logitech pro 9000 3d models

Logitech Pro 9000

I added a fixed mount for the Logitech Pro 9000 and also extended the wedge that slots onto the rail since the original file had clearance issues with the rail. ...You can find the rail for this mount on the original model's page.

I wanted a mount for my Logitech Pro 9000 but could find one that i like so I made this one.

Protect your online identity with the Snap-on Privacy Guard, a foolproof solution designed specifically for the Logitech Pro 9000 Webcam. This innovative device blocks the lens completely, safeguarding your privacy in an instant. To use the webcam,...

LIttle file to add a GoPro mount to a Logitech 9000. ... You need to undo all the screws on the stock stand, some are under the rubber and reuse the existing screws on the little hinge directly attached to the camera.

I wanted to attach my trusty old Pro 9000 camera to a sturdy tripod for live streaming without having to take it apart, which seemed like a no-brainer task.

This is a custom mount designed specifically for the Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000 webcam. ...It's fully compatible with the various arm and connector options available on Thingiverse, as showcased in the model number 1897363.

Mount your Logitech Pro 9000 webcam directly onto your Qidi X-One 3D printer. ... Special thanks go out to Matthew, who granted us permission to display the finished print in all its glory through his photographs.

Mount you Logitech Pro 9000 on your Qidi X-one. Thanks to Matthew for permission to show the final print on his pictures. Print Settings Rafts: No Supports: Yes Category: 3D Printer Accessories

I was eager to position my trusty Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000 right on the table. However, I found that the cam wasn't built for this setup, so I created a custom plate specifically designed for it, which functions flawlessly for me. The standard...

This is a basic camera mount designed specifically for the Prusa MK3 3D printer.

I broke the clip and it didn't fit my monitor that well anyways. So I made this basic clip and it works well for my use case, you need to shove something in between the clip and camera I used a little piece of corrugated cardboard to hold the camera...

I broke the clip and it didn't fit my monitor that well anyways. So I made this basic clip and it works well for my use case, you need to shove something in between the clip and camera I used a little piece of corrugated cardboard to hold the...

I broke the clip and it didn't fit my monitor that well anyways. So I made this basic clip and it works well for my use case, you need to shove something in between the clip and camera I used a little piece of corrugated cardboard to hold the camera...

Mounting a Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 to a LulzBot Mini is a straightforward process. ...Remove the existing bracket and utilize two of its screws to secure it to this new bracket.

Human: Remixed Kizinfo's original Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000 Telescope case from this website https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:763822. Removed the telescope part and back fan cooling, which wasn't needed for this project. Also added a sleeve to...

To use this part, first remove the stock mounting arm from the Quickcam Pro 9000. Four small screws hold it in place; reserve two of them for re-use. Print this mount part. Grab a sharpie and align the two mount points on the camera with the long...

... it and modeling it. I needed the visual model though, so I missed some details. Feel free to play with it and upgrade it. It is an awesome, high-quality webcam by the way. I intentionally did not put the Logitech logo on it just in case :)

This is a holder for the Logitech Pro 9000 webcam for [RaffoSan's Universal camera mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2477180). In order to be able to remove the supports correctly, I suggest to use the "Tree Support" by Cura. ... Step, STL...

Just my design a quick and easy Webcam Holder for the Logitech Pro 9000 webcam. ... It is being mounted on the Ender 5 pro at the top on the same side as the power button and the cam is connected with my OctoPrint.

To create a custom stand for your Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000, you'll need to combine parts from the Anycubic i3 Mega and Logitech C270 designs. ... You will require specific components from the Anycubic i3 Mega Logitech C270 model: * Either...

... up working perfectly together. ...To get it just right, I had to modify the mount to fit the bracket using MS 3D Builder and Netfabb tools. Two parts merge to create a secure mount for my Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 on the Qidi Tech 1 FDM printer.

To solve this problem, I modified the stand for my trusty old Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000. The new stand has a slot that fits perfectly with the built-in stand's foot, allowing the webcam to sit much higher than before. ...This design prints as one piece...

I have an old Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000 webcam that I wanted to use with Octoprint and my E3 V2, but didn't like sitting it on a bunch of boxes next to the printer to view the build surface. I really liked "Ender 3 Camera Mount for Raspberry Pi...

A rather tall stand for the logitech webcam pro 9000. prints on it's side with no supports. The Replicator 2 did a great job bridging. (first time I tried...)</p> <p>I added another stand, this one with a flat bottom that can be glued on top of a...

Attach a repair sticker to the interior of the casing using small screws from within the housing or apply strong adhesive.

I'm upgrading my Anet A8 printer's bed with a new webcam mount that can handle the stiffer "[Gulfcoast Robotics] Aluminum Y Carriage Plate Upgrade for Anet A8 3D Printer" from Amazon, but I'm not sure if its dimensions align perfectly with the...

Remix rocks! I built on your foundation, refining the design to perfection. The clip is now sleek and secure, while the cover has been expertly repositioned for optimal functionality. A thoughtful notch allows for easy cover flipping, giving it just...

<p>I wanted to be able to see the nozzle while printing as I keep having problems with the filament not feeding. &nbsp;I could not find anything that fitted my needs so I designed mine to place the camera where I wanted it and was rigid. ...&nbsp;It was...