webcam arm 3d models

This is a webcam mount at attaches to the 3030 extrusion on the base of the MK3s+ printer. This mount works with webcams that can be mounted via a ¼" bolt. ...The ¼" bolt can be run through 5 available holes to provide a variety of viewing...

I printed the arm from aallensd's webcam mount and then redesigned the mount to the frame. This redesign is only 20mm high, and has 2 holes inline so you can bolt it to 2020 or the short side of 2040 extrusion. Its left handed, meaning the...

Use a 1/4-20 X 1" bolt for the arm-to-arm connection; a locknut is optional for added security. The base's screw/bolt diameter remains unchanged from the original design specifications. The hinge area of both arms and bases presents a significant...

Same length horizontally, but shorter vertically.

I did not have a bolt long enough to go all the way through. So, I inset the hole so you can use an M6x16 bolt instead. Look at the original file for print settings. ...You don't have to do anything crazy with it.

I'm sure it's easy to design an adapter for different cams or to just modify the Fusion 360 File.The goal is to have the webcams lens in the same height as the tip of the nozzle. I haven't printed it yet! It may not work as of now! ...I'll update...

Take an inexpensive Logi C270 Cam and make eye contact (English below) === zum Augenkontakt herstellen in Teams/Zoom/whatever, die Lösungen mit halbdurchlässigem Spiegel waren mir zu aufwendig. ... Logitech C270 Kamera, derzeit 35.-, zerlegen,...

Just a simple arm that slides onto the Ender 3/Pro/V2's X-axis stepper motor cover and that keeps the webcam at an optimal angle, while also staying right in line with the extruder and print along the z-axis, making it super useful for tall prints...

A custom pan tilt holder for Logitech C270,\nInspired by two projects, I combined them to hang my webcam under my Discoeasy 200.\nPiloted from a Raspberry pi and Octoprint, it adjusts the viewing angle in real-time during printing.\nSee mixed things...

This is a remix of max_1911's Neptune 3 Pro camera mount. I have made things simpler though by adding in just a simple screw connections o you can use more then just 1 type of camera. Logitech, GoPro, what ever you want will work with this if it has...

You can print as many arms as you like, but three should be enough if you also use one or two joints ("joints" in American English). To assemble the holder, you'll need countersunk head screws M6 with a length of 40 or 35 mm. The pictures show the...

I needed a new webcam mount after moving my office around and though the best place to put it would be between my two monitors, ontop of the monitor arm. monitor arm:...

I really liked hamkers' Raspberry Pi camera mount with integrated cable management, but I use a webcam with a standard USB cable instead. Since it would be very tricky to run the cable "through" a channel like he does the ribbon cable, I instead...

I really liked hamkers' Raspberry Pi camera mount with integrated cable management, but I use a webcam with a standard USB cable instead. Since it would be very tricky to run the cable "through" a channel like he does the ribbon cable, I instead...

A video demonstrating the lamp arm's movement can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXz8dL9bXeM, while another showcasing the webcam's point of view is available at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlbslsalrA4. The C910 model has been...

I liked having a webcam mount that stays level with the x axis but I wanted to be able to adjust it more so I added a ball arm and socket with tinkercad. I used PLA but I imagine PETG would be even better. Should be able to print with both...

I created this webcam holder because none of the other options met my requirements, so I decided to build my own using three hidden holes on the left side of the front tower cover. I figured I would use one of these holes for the cam. ... *Edit...

To adapt my Pi cam, I required a more compact arm - simply trim it down and reassemble.

I integrated the mount and arm into one piece, increased the width of the arm, and then added material to brace the connection. ... Prints well with 20-30% infill Supports: either option works well (enabling will add supports in and around holes...

... my requirements. Additionally, I drilled a hole at the far end for passing through the mount piece that I'm utilizing. All three arms of the modified holder fit seamlessly onto the bed_holder.stl component included in Shorney's original design.

I needed some arms for my webcams for the octoprint surveillance of my 3d-printers. For the long version: You will need 2 M3 button-head screws 20mm each. For the short version: you will need 2 M3 button-head screws 20mm each and a M3 hexnut...

Insructions: - Print the Ultimate Sturdy Mount arm (see link above) - Print these file - Slide the Ultimate Sturdy Mount arm into the rails on the left side of the Ender 3 V2 (print in reverse if you want to put it on the right as I did) - Insert...

... to go get a pin from the hardware store. ...So, I designed the arm with a printable hinge, and I had to shorten down the length of the arm a tad bit. ... The hinge design was taken from this sd card case: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4762462

I Remixed this to make it fit on a normal Ender 3 v2 build plate. ...Putting it sideways from corner to corner allows it to fit perfectly. You loose a small amount of arm length but it works great still.

My neighbor handed me an old iCarly webcam after fixing their computer, which I planned to utilize for timelapse captures of prints in progress. However, the original casing was unsuitable, so I devised this solution. ...The claw at the end of the arm...

A remix of the Ender 3 Webcam mount arm from aallensd. I made it a bit shorter, thicker, and sturdier. ...It reduced some wobble in the camera significantly.

All the credit goes to the original creators. StuTravers and Stewpercharged. StuTravers Logitech mount didn't fit my webcam, so I extended it a bit and added a hole for the USB cable which was hanging and moving my webcam all the time. The only...

StuTravers Logitech mount didn't fit my webcam, so I extended it a bit and added a hole for the USB cable which was hanging and moving my webcam all the time. The only settings I think is neccesary is; Infill 20% Supports (bridging the longer...

Key features of this mount include: - A longer arm at the base, measuring approximately 2.25 inches, which provides a wider field of view and captures more of the print bed. - Symmetrical design ensures easy wire management with slots on both sides,...