rapberry pi camera 3d models

Insert the Pi camera into the case and attach the back plate, as demonstrated in the accompanying image below. <img src="https://cdn.thingiverse.com/renders/b9/1c/8b/dd/ea/016955c4c150d4e8379b14988590d42e_preview_featured.jpg"> 2. Ensure the camera...

I revised Dizzee78's Raspberry Pi Waveshare Night Vision Camera Module 5MP OV5647 Back with Cooling Holes to combine seamlessly with yyh1002's Modular Mounting System, but was not satisfied with the tangled cable. So, I added a mount that perfectly...

I needed a camera mount for my Pi that wouldn't budge when I moved the Z axis. I also required one that would be close enough to my rear-mounted Pi so the cable could reach comfortably. This mount exceeds those expectations. It's strong and stable,...

Case for the Raspberry Pi infrared wide angle Camera Assemble the following components: Four M3x16mm Bolts One M3x20mm Bolt Two M3x12mm Bolts Five M3 Nuts Two M3 T-nuts The Case is available with a Creality Ender logo or without it, if you prefer to...

Simple holder clips for Raspberry Pi camera module cables can be easily created using OpenSCAD software, which is a free and open-source 3D modeling tool. The design of the clip is straightforward, making it easy to produce with a 3D printer. To use...

Addition to the remixed item (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing/...) enables its CameraFrontBottom-fingers.stl and the raspberri_pi_camera_case_back_v0.4.STL from the original design [https://www.thingiverse.com/thing/...] to be used on a 20x20...

This customized mount lets you attach a GoPro stand to the Pi Camera instead of printing out arm parts. It's been thoroughly tested, performs flawlessly, and eliminates the need to figure out which printer pieces to use. Simply visit your local...

This is a servo mount for the Raspberry Pi camera. The servos used are two SG90 or similar. The fit for each servo is snug so you might not even have to screw them on. You can use the servo mounting screws to attach the servo horns through the frame....

To enhance the remixed item, you can use its CameraFrontBottom-fingers.stl file in conjunction with the raspberri_pi_camera_case_back_v0.4.STL from the original design on a 20x20 linear rail. ... In addition to the printed parts mentioned earlier, you...

To enhance the remixed item's functionality, it is possible to utilize its CameraFrontBottom-fingers.stl along with the raspberri_pi_camera_case_back_v0.4.STL from the original design on a 20x20 linear rail. In addition to the printed parts...

Also incorporated Teaching Techs generic mount design, to be able to use cable ties, rubber bands or straps instead of screws to secure the camera to the mount. ... The holes for the nuts/screws in my design have a center to center distance of 20.8...

This support is fine for version OV5647 that you can purchase from...

A clamp to attach two ribbon cables for the Pi Camera together. The cable I had wasn't quite long enough, but I had another ribbon cable that would give it enough length. I laid the two ends on top of each other and used electrical tape to hold...

Raspberry pi camera fast mount kit for PRUSA MK3SEasy to install, &nbsp;remove 4 M5x16r screw on the front plate and you have to remove 4 screw on the back of the screen support. ...Install the camera bed mount with the M5x16r screw and reinstall your...

Consider using these specific heatsyncs: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B079FQ22LK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Also, check out the Longruner Raspberry Pi Camera on Amazon:...

I was previously using this cable clip:https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/7063-tiny-raspberry-pi-camera-ribbon-cable-clipThe result was this:I was pleased with this solution for some time, then I wanted to manage the cables a bit better and try to...

I was searching for a rugged weather-resistant case that could adapt to various Raspberry Pi camera projects. I found this glass lens online, and it seems like just what I need: http://www.dx.com/p/glass-lens-for-flashlights-33mm-10-pack-5644. To...

Create a housing for Raspberry Pi Model B, featuring space to mount the camera board with a designated camera hole. The camera is secured via four M2 screws directly into pre-existing holes; tapping is not necessary. Assemble the two halves of the...

V3 update, featuring the new case for the Pi Camera V2.1 and an arm model A with a 90-degree turn to lower the camera down to the build plate. I designed this camera holder so that I could adjust the position of the camera and optimize its placement...

I designed a raspberry pi camera case, but this is just the first version so it's still a bit rough around the edges, yet it works surprisingly well. Initially, I tried downloading a camera case from another user, but unfortunately, the tolerances...

I needed a holder for my Raspberry Pi camera that could fit snugly inside the corner of my printer enclosure without any hassle. The design had to be clever enough to let me remove the camera easily from the top, saving time and effort. I made sure...

Designed for RaspberryPi camera board Rev 1.3 with ribbon cable.This housing was designed to protect the camera from rain and snow in the context of a research project. This camera was able to take images at regular intervals during a whole winter.

Designed for RaspberryPi camera board Rev 1.3 with ribbon cable.This housing was designed to protect the camera from rain and snow in the context of a research project. This camera was able to take images at regular intervals during a whole winter.

Links to parts needed are affiliate links if you feel like supporting my work. Step files are attached if you'd like to make edits or custom brackets to mount the case. Parts Needed I used this assortment which has all you need below and more for...

A versatile, freestanding camera mount for the Raspberry Pi camera that's easily adjustable and requires only four simple M2 bolts and a few nuts to assemble. No glue is needed at all. This project was a part of my "Switch" project from last year,...

... part! https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:434600 (camera back came from here) Update: I rounded the edges on the Camera to make printing easier, as well as adding a mounting hole for a bracket to easily mount. Here is the mounting bracket I used.

This is a custom-designed camera housing for the Raspberry Pi Zero, complete with wall and floor mounting options as well as a convenient ball pivot feature. It's specifically engineered to accommodate small camera modules, ensuring a snug fit...

Although some individuals opted for glue as an attachment method, my personal experience was that it can become unreliable over time, ultimately causing a loose camera connection when pressure is applied, and in severe cases leading to disconnection...

This is a versatile platform enabling seamless integration of a Raspberry Pi camera onto an SG90 servo. The servo hangs from the sturdy arm while the camera securely attaches to the body of the servo. Multiple mounting options are available,...

... and can be secured using 3mm bolts and nuts. The case grips the Raspberry Pi camera and lens firmly, eliminating the need for messy glue. ...Simply remove the lens from its clip frame, and you can easily press it into place by hand.