Flashforge AD5M Camera mount for 25mm x 30mm camera Thingiverse

Flashforge AD5M Camera mount for 25mm x 30mm camera

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This mount was created to accommodate the OV9726 camera available through various online sources. My cost was $7.15. This camera will plug into the USB on the side of the display. I am also working on an adapter to plug in directly to the back of the display board. This camera mount was modified from the original design of Doug Joseph -design8studio.( https://www.printables.com/model/813334-flashforge-adventurer-5m-ad5m-printed-camera-mount . Doug also has many other great projects to view and print.)The camera board measure 25mm x 30mm. I've adapted some clips to attach the board into the mount without the need for fasteners. Only a small screw to mount the assembly into the frame where the original camera would have been mounted.Just print and snap camera into place. I'm always trying to improve the model so come back for updates.This will fit AD5X but printer is finicky with brand of camera. May only work with factory camera.

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Creator Teds_Designs
Price Free
Formats STL
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3D Printable Yes
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