Adaptateur avec porte-filtre pour objectifs Canon et caméras ZWO ASI

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This text appears to be a guide for printing a 3D adapter for camera lenses. The author provides an overview of different models of the adapter, including their features and requirements. They also offer tips on assembly, printing settings, and minimizing the "elephant foot" phenomenon. Here are some key points from the text: 1. There are three models of adapters: Model 1 combines the Canon ring, filter chamber, and housing in one piece; Model 2 separates these components for more flexibility; Model 3 prints without supports but has more parts. 2. The adapter is designed to be modular and customizable with different colors and options for one foot or not. 3. Assembly requires 2-component epoxy glue, which should be applied carefully to avoid overflows. 4. Printing settings include using PLA + filament from Sunlu, 30% filling, 4-5 perimeters, and varying layer heights during printing. 5. The author provides screenshots of the print bed position for each part and recommends using Simplify3D software. Overall, this text appears to be a helpful guide for individuals looking to print their own camera lens adapters using 3D printing technology.