rapberry pi camera 3d models

This enclosure allows you to simply place the camera inside the enclosure without the need to apply any force or the need for extra hardware. It will hold the camera in place perfectly. I currently attached mine to the z axis using a command strip...

Original Post: Adjusted the front plate for use with this camera I got from Amazon with automatic IR-cut: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JPKNPF2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Converted the front plate so screws mount from...

Here we have slide-together parts for mounting the Raspberry Pi Camera v2 without needing small fasteners to hold the camera circuit board. &nbsp; &nbsp;</p><p>The free-standing holder is using #10-24 carriage bolts and printed knobs that hold nuts.

Dimensionally accurate model of the Pi Cam 2 commonly used

P1 Zero camera model

This is a simple case to keep my raspberry pi camera cables. Those things are rather fragile and expensive, for what they are. ...This case is a very tight fit, designed to be held together by friction.</p> <h3>Print instructions</h3><h3>Category:...

This is a Raspberry Pi camera mount that I designed to be installed inside a 3D printer enclosure. All parts snap together. The mount attaches with double sided mounting tape. I designed this thing with 3 configurations to suit multiple uses. I...

If you want to add a camera to anything, I've successfully integrated one into my Anet A8 3D printer. To accomplish this task, I utilized a ball joint created by someone on Thingiverse (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:194240). I also designed the...

A versatile mount for the Raspberry Pi camera v2.1 is designed in robot arm style, providing a sturdy and adjustable platform for optimal viewing angles. The showcased mount was printed with Colorfabb Woodfill filament, demonstrating its...

After searching for a pre-made enclosure for Raspberry Pi and camera, I came up empty-handed. That's when I decided to take matters into my own hands and design one from scratch. I created the models using OpenScad, which was a first-time actual use...

The mount is designed so that the Adafruit Raspberry Pi camera mount slips in and locks into place. It is made to hold the back bracket, without the clear cover. I did this because in my experience, the cover interferes with the camera's focus and...

... This is a case and bracket with a ball mount for a [focusable Pi camera](https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DNSSDGG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00__o00_s00?linkCode=w61&imprToken=TGqrppU29aXlLx6Sq9P-vw&slotNum=15&ie=UTF8&tag=tv-auto-20&th=1).

This is a custom Raspberry Pi Camera mount I designed specifically for my Tevo Tornado 3D printer. It securely attaches to the print bed at the leveling screw and rotates around the corner of the bed with ease. Created using Fusion 360 software, this...

It's not exactly the most elegant thing, but it works with the mount pattern for a genuine Raspberry Pi camera. The base can be used either with sticky tape or an M3 x 6mm screw to attach to 15x15 extrusion. I preserved the hole, so you could...

This is a mount for a raspberry pi camera designed to be stuck to a vertical surface with double sided tape or any other form of glue. The camera is fixed to part number 1 via some M2 or M2.2 metric screws, that screw directly into the 3d printed...

The mount is engineered so that the Adafruit Raspberry Pi camera mount can be easily inserted and locked into place. It's designed to securely hold the back bracket without the clear cover, as I've found in my experience that the cover often gets in...

A raspberry Pi camera case requires four size 3 metric bolts for assembly. The first print was tight; tolerances may need to be loosened in the design. If requested, the model can be updated. A hole measuring 12mm with a lip is located at the back...

This versatile object can be used to mount a Raspberry Pi camera using 2mm nylon bolts inside an IP67 junction box. It measures 57.5mm wide and fits perfectly inside certain IP67 Sealed ABS Plastic Junction Boxes that measure 73x80x53mm. I designed...

one shot print camera mount.

one shot print camera mount.

Here is a simple camera case for the Raspberry Pi version 2 camera. The extra gasket (gasket.stl) enables the fitment of a metal shim with a pinhole drilled into it, allowing anything larger than 0.60uM to work. Remove the existing lens before...

This mounting bracket holds a Raspberry Pi camera above and to the right of the print bed on your Creality Ender 3. It slots into the extrusion on the right-hand side of the control LCD, fitting standard or modified LCDs alike. Designed from scratch...

Camera accessory specifically designed for Raspberry Pi Zero W features an adjustable arm for optimal positioning. Multiple support models are available to accommodate various installation requirements. One model allows for flush-mounted box...

This is a custom Raspberry Pi camera mount designed to be installed inside a 3D printer enclosure, with all parts clicking together seamlessly. The mount attaches securely with double-sided adhesive tape. I envisioned this design with three...

A forward-facing Pi camera mount that clicks together without any fasteners, featuring 4 holes of 3.6mm in size for #6 sheet metal screws. The lens hole should be positioned 2.5mm below the centerline of this part if you intend to use it in a...

This is my own design for a raspberry pi camera mount. It was created specifically for the Anet A8 printer due to its compatibility with the "soporte_impresora.stl" part. This design fits perfectly in the left side of this printer, providing a...

This project reimagines a Raspberry Pi camera arm using innovative ball joints to connect its components, eliminating the need for additional hardware like bolts. The result is an incredibly flexible and versatile arm that can swivel and tilt with...

Based on the idea of a failed project on Thingiverse that didn't quite work out for me, specifically the adafruit pi camera v2.1 model. I decided to start from scratch and create my own design, this time relying solely on friction to hold the mount...

I chose the Raspberry Pi camera for its compact size, perfect for installation on a machine with limited space. To create the housing, I designed the case in SolidWorks and had it printed in ABS material. To print this design, you'll need to use the...

An imaging device compatible with the Orange Pi computer is available to capture and display visuals.