playstation eye holder 3d models

Can be used to mount PS Eye to a window grill (20mmx20mm).

Anycubic Mega Mods Unveils Innovative Solution for Securely Mounting the PlayStation Eye Camera.

Remixed from SteeveGLDevs fantastic design to to make it look way less fancier, but also uses just very little support material.

The platform disc has limited clearance, so you may need some force to securely fit the Playstation Eye Camera into it. Once fitted, however, it will hold the camera firmly in place. ...To assemble this mount, attach the disc to the holder using an M3...

... it's length to allow for more bed movement when mounted to the front of the ANET A8. ...I also resized the playstation eye base for it to fit better. ...Its now easier to install the Eye and I don't have to worry about the bed hitting the base mount.

... length and give the printer more freedom of movement when attached to the ANET A8. ...Meanwhile, I modified the PlayStation Eye base to fit snugly in place, making installation a breeze and eliminating the risk of the bed colliding with the base mount.

... PS3 camera to get a video preview of your printed material. ...To accomplish this task, you will also need to download CL-Eye-Driver-5.3.0.0341.exe, which costs approximately 2.99 dollars and has been thoroughly tested by myself with positive results.

The playstation eye is an extremely cheep ($7 on ebay) usb camera that works great with AstroPrint (my personal favorite) or OctoPrint. Attaches to the right side of the printer. Remove the 2 M3x10 screws and replace with M3x12. Since my Prusa i3...

The PlayStation Eye is a remarkably affordable ($7 on eBay) USB camera that performs exceptionally well with AstroPrint (my go-to choice) or OctoPrint. Attaches securely to the right side of the printer by removing the two M3x10 screws and...

The playstation eye is an extremely cheep ($7 on ebay) usb camera that works great with AstroPrint (my personal favorite) or OctoPrint. Attaches to the right side of the printer. Remove the 2 M3x10 screws and replace with M3x12. ...Since my Prusa i3...

I just integrated some existing components to create a holder for the PlayStation Eye (PS3 Cam) on my i3 Mega,\r\nPlease print Knob twice. ...You will need two M5 nuts and two M5x25 screws.\r\nI used a 3x19mm tapping screw to secure the round adapter...

This revised design minimizes collisions with the build plate, allows for a seamless printout without any necessary modifications, reduces plastic usage, and adapts perfectly to the Ender 3 Pro. ...The previous model required adjustments to avoid...

This is a remixed design to avoid collision with the build plate, fit without modification, easier to print, and use less plastic. ... The previous design had to be modified to fit my ender 3 pro without conflicts.

I redesigned components to craft a screwless attachable PlayStation Eye holder for the Sidewinder X1. ...The attachment to the Sidewinder baseplate is screw-free, however connecting the two pieces requires an M4 screw and a nut.

PlayStation Eye Camera with 2.1mm Lens. Pans and Tilts. ...Adjustable Lens Depth.

I had to attach a PlayStation Eye to my desktop display, so I designed a small holder. This device was crafted using Tinkercad. ...Modify it online at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/nxj9g5ZrWzK.

Create a Tracking IR DIY Kit Compatible with the PlayStation Eye Camera.

PlayStation Eye pedestal mount, used to view my prints via Octoprint. ...These cameras are cheap and can be picked up on Amazon for around $13 USD. Amazon affiliate link to playstation eye: https://amzn.to/2WsFcWr

PlayStation Eye pedestal mount serves as a convenient way to monitor my prints using Octoprint. ...Affordable cameras like these can often be found on Amazon for less than seven US dollars.

Human: Simple Cover for a PS4 Camera (Playstation Eye). ... It sits atop the camera, covering both lenses while leaving stereo microphones exposed.\nPrint Settings\nPrinter: BigBox 3D\nRafts: Off\nSupports: None\nResolution: Not crucial\nInfill:...

I'm working on a custom design inspired by Drofnas' PlayStation Eye Mount, specifically tailored for my laser engraver's camera module in LightBurn software. ...The goal is to integrate it with the laser burner for enhanced edge detection and object...

This Playstation Eye accessory boasts robust driver support yet misses out on mounting holes. To rectify this, the bracket is intended for printing in pairs, secured by 4-40 or M3 screws and nuts. Mounting slots along the edges facilitate attachment...

Designed a custom mount base for the Playstation Eye to seamlessly integrate with the Modular Mounting System from Thingiverse's https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2194278 repository. Utilized CAD software Fusion 360 to craft a precision-fit design.

The Playstation Eye camera's protective cap, made of plastic, can be printed using an UP! printer. Two file options exist: one with a 1mm wall thickness and another with a 2mm thickness. The 1mm version seems fragile; thus, a 2mm version was created...

A Secure Privacy Shield for PlayStation Eye Users Protecting Personal Data is Paramount for Gamers and Developers Alike The latest innovation in gaming technology has arrived, and it's all about safeguarding sensitive information. The Privacy Cap for...

I'm running a Raspberry Pi with a PlayStation Eye webcam because you can get this cam for like $6 on Amazon. It's a pretty decent camera for what we use it for. Anyway, I liked the way bluecow82's mount was set up but I didn't like how the camera...

I whipped up a quick fix for my Playstation Eyetoy webcam by attaching an adjustable ring to its base, giving me more control over the camera's angle. The original design made it prone to shifting with even the slightest movement, causing frustration...

Cover for Playstation eye . ...To connect two parts I used part of electric wired .

5 part PlayStation Eye Ender 3 stand with ball joint for adjustment.

Cover for Playstation eye . ...To connect two parts I used part of electric wired .