orange pi camera 3d models

This camera stand is based on https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2267182/files Camera_mount.I have included several versions of the arms so that you can choose what you need. I used 2 of the 98mm parallel arms on my printer. ...The bracket is designed...

This camera stand is based on https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2267182/files Camera_mount. I have included several versions of the arms so that you can choose what you need. I used 2 of the 98mm parallel arms on my printer. ...The bracket is designed...

( I also used these clips to guide it the rest of the way https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4867867) The camera mount has chamfers added to remove the sharp corners, and M2 holes to allow for 6mm bolt to be added to lock the camera into position,...

( I also used these clips to guide it the rest of the way https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4867867) The camera mount has chamfers added to remove the sharp corners, and M2 holes to allow for 6mm bolt to be added to lock the camera into position,...

... this one has 1.2 mm walls which may not provide the desired level of protection. * You don't have access to the Orange Pi extension board. * You need to use GPIO pins or serial monitor pins. ...* You require a larger IR window for the side sensor.

... but with thicker outer walls and a bigger base. The fan duct goes closer to the board, so less air would bleed out over other components.---Modeled using Choovick's Orange Pi 5 3d model mock by choovick | Download free STL model | Printables.com

Openwrt is supported https://firmware-selector.openwrt.org/?version=22.03.0-rc5&target=sunxi%2Fcortexa53&id=xunlong_orangepi-zero-plus Parts list Orange pi zero plus...

В нем установлены: - Одноплатный компьютер Orange Pi zero 2 - Твердотельное реле - Розетки 220 В для ввода питания и подключения 3D принтера - Выключатель для включения/выключения принтера без участия ПО сервера Octoprint - Вентилятор охлаждения...

Footstand for Camera Support. ...For those who prefer to keep their electronics hidden beneath the table, this is a perfect solution that pairs well with the new IKEA Lack series.

This is a remix of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4487566 so that I could mount my camera to a lamp. ... I designed it for M3 screws and nuts.

A holder to mount this Camera (Amazon: B08ZY7V5XW) on the Z-Axis of a Ender 3 (or others with the 20mm Profile) A longer cable, 2 Hammernuts ans some screws are needed.

Two versions available for various cameras: a generic v2.1 model featuring a small fixed lens and a Waveshare IR sensor camera with a 12mm lens thread. When printed correctly, the top part of this design does not need to be glued in place. ...The...

The creator of this model, Doug Lorenz, has shared it on Thingiverse for anyone interested in creating their own custom camera mount. When assembled, the mount snaps firmly into place under the bed and stays stable, minimizing movement. ...A set screw...

I've attached camera.fpp, which is the whole thing ready to print using FlashPrint with the left PLA extruder. Print Settings: Printer: FlashForge Creator Pro 2016 Rafts: No Supports: Yes ...

Firstly, getting the ribbon to slot into place without disconnecting the camera was a major problem. The pivot mechanism was also quite poor, making it difficult to achieve smooth and precise movements. Additionally, the small support shaft was...

So i quickly went into Fusion 360 and wipped up a magnetic base for the same camera housing.The magnetic mount uses 3x8mm Neodymium disk magnets that I purcased of ali express, and makes the mount sit secure without beeing stuck so hard that you cant...

All my creations can also be found on Printables: https://www.printables.com/social/184928-elothan/models I found the camera housing from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3419695 by RossIRL very useful on my Ender 3, but when I changed to a CR-10s...

This enables the RPI Camera to be securely fastened to a desk or shelf, offering flexibility in its placement without requiring a permanent installation. The clip's size is effortlessly customizable using Fusion 360, allowing users to tailor it to...

... on your clearances. You'll need 4 2.5m x 12 SHC bolts to install the backplate, and an M4 or M5 x 8 bolt and matching t-slot nut for gantry installation. I recommend attaching and routing the cable before placing the camera in the case.

Mounts to extrusion using a single M3 boltHas a sliding slot to allow you to move your camera up/down and also using the hinge you can turn it and rotate it to what ever angle you need.The case is fastened together using M2 self tappers 8mm long that...

I Use A Custom-Made Box To Mount My Camera, Specifically Designed For Optimal Performance. The Model I'm Using Can Be Found On Thingiverse At Https://Www.Thingiverse.Com/Thing:685074. ...For Secure Attachment, I Recommend Utilizing M3 Screws As...

I utilized the base, bracket, and arm from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2836769 as the foundation, but this design didn't accommodate my camera's infrared capabilities. I assembled other parts and made adjustments to create a custom case that...

Hi, I am french, sorry for my bad english :) If you want to add an camera to ..... anything. I add this one to my Anet A8 I use and balljoint create here : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:194240 And i create the startjoint and the cam's rpi mount...

An updated RPi Camera mount (from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:128617) has been created by me with tabs to ensure stability during the printing process. Additionally, a 2D version in DXF format is provided for anyone who prefers it. ...I...

... I had on-hand. **BOM:** 1x RPi camera v1.3 1x 16mm W flex cable (FFC) (I used 1m length, because I am excessive) 4x M2x10 screws (for mounting the camera; the case is a tight snap-fit, so it's not entirely necessary) 2x M3x16 screws 2x M3 nuts

I wanted to dress up the HQ camera board. This thing requires removing the lens holder (2 screws) for mounting the front (then re-attach them). ... The back has locaters for the board and it all simply snapps together (the front fits inside the back).

This mount uses Zipties to mount the camera to the bed. This creates beautiful timelapses! I've used M3 screws from the spare parts bag of my prusa (I used a long screw to attach the swivel so it doesn't break)

I required a platform tall enough to support my camera's view of my 3D printer bed. The lower guides and central guides work in tandem to securely hold the separate tower components together as they are assembled. ...The central guide features an...

I had to get a clear shot of my rpi camera's view of the print bed, but gripping it with pliers didn't feel right - and I'm pretty sure I scratched my lens in the process. ...So, I came up with a solution that lets me fine-tune the focus while keeping...

The mounts' hinges are secured in place using a M3 fastener (I used socket head cap screws and nuts) while the camera itself is held firmly in place by M2 nuts and bolts. ...When it comes to the M2 bolts and nuts, I highly recommend using nylon or...