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Artillery SX1 articulated camera support PI-CAM, C270, PS3 EYE Manufactured from durable PLA material Fasteners include M5X35 screws, glued into joints for added stability M4X8 screws and T-nuts M4 for secure attachment to the printer Print the...

This is remix of PS3 Eye Monitor Clip for Samsung LED TV (UE55D6530) and Dell monitor (S2417DG). Print instructionsRafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 40% Filament: Prusament PETG black

NenZilla designed a PS3 Eye compatible camera mount that securely holds the camera, but due to overlapping boxes, Cura sliced it improperly; thus, a re-draw in Sketchup resolved this issue for printing without complications. ...I printed my version at...

Turn Your Smartphone into a Webcam for Your 3D Printer Frame. ...Compatible with Samsung Galaxy Mini Devices.

I use my phone as webcam for Zoom and Teams meetings but got in the way supported on my laptop keyboard. Made a stand/clip attachment that fits on top of the Asus G14 laptop. ...Try it out!</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer:</strong></p>...

PS3 Eye cameras are an affordable option, available at discounted prices on online marketplaces like EBay. They deliver high-quality images considering their price point. I redesigned the mount to position the camera optimally for my Anycubic Kossel...

PS3 Eye cameras are nice and cheap on sites like EBay and provide fairly high quality at this price point. ...I remixed this mount, designing it to position the camera at a good angle for my Anycubic Kossel Linear Plus, but it can be used on any 2020...

Remixed a PS3 Eye Camera mount to fit the Ender 3. This design attaches to the X Axis idler pulley bracket on the Ender 3 printer. It might also work for other Creality printers, but I'm not certain. ... The two bolts that secure the idler pulley are...

A low-cost solution is available for those seeking enhanced video conferencing capabilities without breaking the bank - a simple smartphone attachment that enables seamless connectivity between mobile devices and computers, thereby reducing webcam...

Mount for PS3 Eye camera for Creality Ender3 Mount printed out of PLA, mount doesn’t experiences high stresses . Mount assembled from 3 separate parts: - part for the aluminium profile is sliding in to in from the bottom - all plastic parts ale...

The Sony PlayStation 3, frequently abbreviated as PS3, is a home video game console developed by Sony Computer Entertainment. Released on November 11, 2006 in Japan, November 17, 2006 in North America, and March 23, 2007 in Europe and Australia, it...

I'm using Octopi with a PS3 Eye Camera to monitor my prints and I had to find a way to attach it to the front of my 3D printer because I planned to add an acrylic front door. To open the door quickly, I wanted the mount to be removable without having...

I designed this to easily hold the PS3 Eye camera on the Ender 3 V2 without any extra hardware and while being easy to remove. This attaches to the X-axis of the printer. You just have to slide it on! It has room to pivot in case you want to...

I created a PS3 camera mount for the heatbed of the Creality CR-10. ...It can be used also for each other printer.

Remix of PS3 Eye mount for an Anycubic Mega X printer that attaches to the Filament spool. Super Simple, may require longer screws to mount.</p> <p>Please post makes, it's nice to see the makes.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3>...

I designed and built a custom PS3 camera mount that fits perfectly onto the heatbed of my Creality CR-10 3D printer, but its versatility allows it to be used on any other printer with a similar setup.

Just a simple case to fit an old 65x9 mm laptop webcam from an old Acer Aspire laptop. ...The webcam was called "Acer Crystal Eye" Category: Computer

Fitting an old 65x9 mm laptop webcam from an outdated Acer Aspire laptop is a straightforward task. ...The webcam in question, dubbed the "Acer Crystal Eye," can be easily integrated into various systems.

**UPDATE: fixed some model issues causing print problems** I needed my webcam to be at eye height for virtual meetings, and then fold out of the way the rest of the time The design is modular, you should be able to design/swap in a different webcam...

You must remove the upper lever from the clip to slide it into the holder, then reassemble through the gap as you can see in the picture. It can be a bit tricky though, and a small screwdriver may be helpful in directing it back in! Print this...

Message: A prominent display of "PS3" was incorporated into the design. The chosen font: The distinctively bold "Orbitron" typeface was selected, specifically sourced from a dxf file. A critical detail in the creation process: Ensuring the flat...

Same as the original but I integrated the 1/4 tripod thread into the design, so need need to find a nut. It's not that easy to pick up imperial nuts in the UK and Europe. ... I use this mounted to a static tripod that watches my 3D printer.

... excellent design would place the base and top together in one single print, thereby increasing stability across the board. To assemble the stand, simply print the entire design as is and don't bother with supports – they are completely unnecessary.

This webcam bracket does its job effectively.

This product is simply a webcam bracket. ...For installation, utilize the additional screws provided with your Makerbot kit; no need for drilling as pre-existing holes are available for mounting purposes.

These components facilitate the installation of a Hercules Twist webcam, designed to accommodate a 180-degree fisheye lens. ...You can find more information about this detachable camera accessory for iPhones on Amazon at...

Support for Sony Eye camera. Plan to use an M6 type screw (10mm nut). The support is inserted into the printer's frame. To do this, remove the cover, unscrew the two visible screws. Slide the support arm into the frame. Replace the two screws and the...

It's surprisingly difficult to find a suitable spot on the Prusa i3 for attaching a camera. To overcome this challenge, I utilize a Raspberry Pi with OctoPi (octopi.octoprint.org) for remote control of my printer. The bracket in question is...

The camera mount requires a bit of extra support at its top, thanks to Simonmoser and skartz for handling the tough part! This creation was built using Tinkercad. ...You can edit it online by visiting https://www.tinkercad.com/things/7Zq23w5ddpg

<p>This is a remix of <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2108200">http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2108200</a></p> <p>The sliding bracket file had an error (separate shells) and Simplify3D could not understad it. I fixed it using Autodesk...