webcam screw mount 3d models

Create a universal mount for your webcam using Torsten's Webcam holder design for Ultimaker printers. The holder has a slot size of 0.25" x 1.75". Print the holder, clamp, thumbscrew, and optional beams (I used six). Fasten everything together with...

I liked the original design, but it didn't want to have to take apart my webcam to screw it in to the mount. So I added a head where the webcam can safely sit on. ... Original: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2828913

Webcam mount designed specifically for the Formbot Raptor bed, features a sturdy attachment mechanism using an M5 screw and nut to ensure a secure fit. ...The adjustable arm provides flexibility, however I found that the shorter length was not ideal for...

A simple mount for a webcam-based digital microscope. Used the fitting to connect the lens to the webcam sensor upside down, then use a simple pen (8mm diameter) as main rod between the bracket and the base. A 10mm side hole can be used to locate a...

... of not being needed. C270 Webcam Mount for Enclosure (1) has holes in case if one needs to add screws to be able to mount to poles inside the enclosure. ...Not really needed as the enclosure that I have from Creality works great with this one.

Mount for webcams with a sphere body (48mm diameter). ... I deinstalled the orignal mount and cliped the Webcam in the printed mount.

You will need a 1/4 in screw to mount the webcam; check out this link for options. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: Wanhao Duplicator i3 V2 Rafts: Any rafts work fine Supports: No supports needed Resolution: 0.1mm is ideal Infill: 20% infill...

Remix from [Flexible webcam mount for Octolapse](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3223979) by TeachingTech, to mount a webcam on a Flyingbear Ghost 5.

y-rod-holder for the Prusa i3 MK3/MK3S with Camera mount.Agree for any webcam with a 1/4" tripod mount by using a 1/4"-20 screw.Can be mount on left or right.   

I built a custom mount to install a budget-friendly YoLuke webcam purchased on Amazon onto my 3D printer. The printer features an Octopi setup, and I wanted to be able to remotely monitor prints from anywhere in the house. Two 3mm x 8 screws are...

Articulating arm to mount Logitech c270 webcam to Lulzbot TAZ6 8020 aluminum frame.

Mounting a Logitech C270 Webcam on an Lulzbot TAZ6 8020 Aluminum Frame Requires Articulated Arm Installation.

WebCam Ender Rail Mount Octoptint WebCam: https://nl.aliexpress.com/item/4001153853757.html?gatewayAdapt=glo2nld&spm=a2g0o.9042311.0.0.27424c4dIGjF2J

The design was inspired by Auzze's webcam mount (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:8350), which, though solid, didn't fit my camera's screw mechanism. I altered the screw placement and created a parametric camera mount scad file. Major adjustments are...

A webcam mount with an offset to get clearance for homing. Fits and uses the screw of the nabo wcf 2100. I clamped it down with a M3 screw and T-nut. ...Later i heated and bent it a little bit to allow more camera depression.

... ensuring a seamless integration, while accommodating a wide range of webcams. ...To secure it firmly, print the mount sideways and attach it directly on top of the stepper motor, using slightly longer screws as shown in the accompanying photo.

... find a good option for mounting my Logitech C600 webcam to my Zonestar Z5 printer. ... This mounts to the side of the 2040 extrusion coming straight out of the font with 4x M4 screws and 4 t-nuts. Creates a platform for the camera to sit on. ...

I used x6 M3 heat-set inserts (https://www.mcmaster.com/#94180a333/=17nqddx), x4 M3 10mm hex screws (https://www.mcmaster.com/#socket-head-cap-screws/=17nqe5p) for the sides, and x2 M3 6mm hex screws...

... have my printer on. ...It uses two M3x12 screws and M3 nuts. The mounting hole is sized for a standard ¼-20 tripod mounting screw. Update 5-16-22Reuploaded in the correct printing orientation and added STEP file for you to easily modify if needed.

Using these inserts and #4-40 screws will provide enough friction to hold the webcam without locking the ball. However, this feature proved unnecessary, as there is sufficient friction between the two parts to hold my webcam securely. ...If you plan to...

I used x6 M3 heat-set inserts (https://www.mcmaster.com/#94180a333/=17nqddx) and x6 M3 10mm hex screws (https://www.mcmaster.com/#socket-head-cap-screws/=17nqe5p) I included a webcam POV picture as well. If you like this design and do wind up...

I used x6 M3 heat-set inserts (https://www.mcmaster.com/#94180a333/=17nqddx) and x6 M3 10mm hex screws (https://www.mcmaster.com/#socket-head-cap-screws/=17nqe5p) I included a webcam POV pict as well. If you like this design and do wind up printing...

This is front mount for any webcam with a tripod screw (¼-20) to attach to the Prusa Mini. &nbsp;It clips into place and gives a straight-on view of the hot end and bed.</p><p>Print requires no supports. ...&nbsp;Printed with 30% infill...

Hi People, A quick fix with Shapr3D to make things a bit stronger and better suited for a standard webcam with M5 screw mount. Its a remix of Ender 3 S1 (pro) Cableholder mod by BogusFiction. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5365986 It's...

I'm mounting a Logitech C615 Webcam to my Ender 5 rail system. The track screws and nuts weren't doing the job, so I switched to steel hardware for a more secure fit. ...Thankfully, everything else is coming together smoothly.

This mount is designed to be screwed directly into the pre-drilled holes found within your Ikea Stuva enclosure.\r\nSecure your webcam, equipped with a tripod mount, in place using a screw.\r\n\r\nFeel free to modify the Fusion 360 file included if...

Additional adapter for Logitech C270 Webcam Mount for the original holder. ...System works also great with PitStop Extruder</p>

Made to mount the new Opal Tadpole ‘laptop only’ webcam to a regular desktop monitor. ... Nothing fancy, but it works!

I couldn't fine a good mount for my webcam to use with octoprint, so I made my own.

Monitor mount for webcam light Print whit no support. 0.2 Layer Height 20% Infill Share a picture! ...Thank you!