Ender 3 Webcam Mount - Adjustable, for Logitech Cameras and More - Ender 3 Pro Compatible

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Ender 3 (and Pro) Webcam Mount ===================  This webcam mount is designed to be adjustable, making it suitable for the Ender 3 and any other Creality products that feature two bolts in the front. This includes potentially the Ender 5. These two bolts are located where the screen is mounted on the right side. To attach the hinge that connects the webcam mount to the printer, simply remove the two bolts and use them to secure the hinge. Since there are bolts on both sides, you can choose to place this webcam arm on either side. Files You Need to Print + File #1: This is the hinge that mounts with the two bolts. + File #2: The L-shaped base with hinges on both sides (m4 x 35, m4 locking nut). + File #3: These are the middle arms - print as many of these as you like (m3 x 20, m3 locking nuts). + Files #4: There are two different versions of the arm that the camera mounts on: - 4A is circular at the end and features a hole in it. This version is used for webcams with an option to utilize a tripod screw in the bottom (1/4"-20).  - 4B uses a clamp system, which works well for most Logitech cameras. Simply fold out the base and place it in the clamp, then secure it with an m4x16 nut and bolt.  Total Hardware Needed * File 1 Hinge: 1 x m4 x 35 screw, 1 x m4 nut * File 2 L Arm Base: 1 x m3 x 20 screw, 1 x m3 nut * File 3 Middle Arms: 1 per arm - m3x20 screws, 1 per arm - m3 nuts * File 4A Camera Mount: 1 x 1/4"-20 tripod screw (see image) * File 4B Camera Mount: 1 x m4 x 16 (+) screw, 1 x m4 nut Note that I have a variety of webcam mount designs, including one that connects at the top of the printer using T-nuts. However, I never used this model because my Raspberry Pi is mounted in a location too far away to be effectively connected. This project was originally larger but was scaled down for greater stability and consistency in screw sizes. If you would like a bigger version, please let me know - simply scaling up the files won't work due to the placement of the mounting holes. Please excuse any imperfections, as this is one of my first designs. I have largely moved on from using Tinkercad to Fusion 360. I originally used parts from allensd's "Ender 3 Webcam Mount" to connect this mount to the printer. Since then, I have made my own from scratch but would like to keep this design as a remix so allensd receives proper credit for inspiring me. If you need a mounted case for your Raspberry Pi and its LCD HDMI screen, I designed a case that can be found on thingiverse here. I created it specifically for the "Uctronics" screen on Amazon, but if you need a case that works with an HDMI-connected screen, this may work for you.