pi camera housing 3d models

This versatile camera bracket seamlessly integrates with v-slot style connections, yet it can be easily mounted on virtually any surface. Its design makes it perfectly suited for precise tilt and rotation adjustments, ensuring your camera is always...

You will need a few small M2 screws and nuts to secure the camera to the stand.

The camera profile bar are made by me with TinkerCad. ... The long mast is a remix from other users.

This versatile camera bracket seamlessly integrates with v-slot style connections, yet its design allows it to be mounted on nearly any surface. Perfect for precise adjustments, this bracket enables easy tilt and rotation of the camera to achieve the...

Designed to mount Pi Cam v1.2 on the gantry of the Fokoos Odin-5Viewing angle is optimized so you will have a full view for time-lapse or monitoring your printBill of materials for screws4x M2 x 8mm Socket Cap screws4x M2 Nuts2x M3 x 8mm Socket Cap...

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...

Late Add: an alternative Cord lid, one with only hole for the AC cordIf the Housing will be sun exposed then print with PETGPLA will be deformed.The plate, where to mount the raspberry pi has screw holes for RPI-2/3/4 and for RPI-ZeroUse four screws...

Raspberry Pi Pico screw less housing that prints fast (about 30 minutes) . ... Tested with 0.2 and 0.24 layer height.

Raspberry Pi Pico screw less housing that prints fast (about 30 minutes) . ...Tested with 0.2 and 0.24 layer height.

I'm craving a sleek-looking housing for my Raspberry Pi that will undoubtedly make a stylish statement without giving away its true purpose as an enclosure.

I needed a Raspi Camera holder and wanted to learn Fusion 360 at the same time. So, that camera holder is here now as a work-in-progress for now. It's probably less useful than others, but it meets my requirements. Not printed yet, I'll probably...

A tiny clamp is needed to secure the camera bracket's position. ...An M3x40 cap-head bolt will do the trick, snapping it snugly into place.

Assemble the second part of the case, the camera, and the first part of the camera holder by threading M2 screws through the front holes, then through the corresponding holes in the camera and finally into the rear holes of the cam holder. 5. Loosen...

UPDATE2: For all you camera collectors out there, I've also designed a version that can screw both revisions of the camera. ...How I Designed This The Geometry is available here...

I Design and Create Camera Profile Bars Using Tinkercad Software. ...My Long Mast Projects Are Inspired by Other Users' Innovative Ideas, Which I Remix to Produce Unique Designs.

made this to mount a camera to the bed I used http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1386744 by http://www.thingiverse.com/DougLorenz for camera mounts this snaps into place under the bed and doesnt move much set screw is optional will get picture soon

This is a single 2-piece camera case that holds the NoIR Camera module and an IR cut filter switch. ...The Fuji Film vari-focal lens screws onto the IR cut filters female CS socket, giving a 10X manual zoom range (5-50mm) along with manual focus and...

A simple yet effective Raspberry Pi cam holder, designed to accommodate M3x6 screws and a popsicle stick or printed mount with an 8mm by 3mm wide slot at its back. This holder prints easily vertically with a skirt and supports for the screw mounts,...

A simple mod to change the corner mount to a top mount on the 30mm extrusionMy Pi cable was not long enough to reach to the corner - even when I replaced it with a 1 meter cable. ...&nbsp;Use the same hardware as the original.</p><p>It is included in...

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 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.

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.

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...

Here is a modified Raspberry Pi housing based on the famous original from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:922740 I have made significant changes to the top part of this housing, increasing its height to perfectly fit the Raspberry board with the...

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...