Ender-5 rear mount picam

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View is still slightly obstructed by the hole on the left edge - I'm okay with this for now, though (I ran quite some tests to get to this state). Shortened the inner rim by 15mm to route a Raspberry Pi Camera flex cable through the outermost airvent. # Requirements - [Camera Module v2.1](https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/camera-module-v2/) - [15 pin flex cable](https://www.aliexpress.com/i/32973653202.html) in required length (30cm for [Raspberry Pi mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4579858)) - [diamond needle file set](https://yato.com/products/5/YT-6144) for post processing (optional) - [focus key](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1941802) (optional) - [focus key extended](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4547815) (optional - for installed camera) - electric tape (to fixate the flex cable inside the electronics case - just for safety should it ever come loose) # Install - remove the power cord - follow the instructions from [Ender-5 rear mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4541329) but use `psu-top-partA` from this remix - connect flex cable to camera - optional: focus the camera using the key - slide camera into the bracket (might need a little force, but not too much) - test the camera and verify view is not obstructed - remove the left silver edge bracket from the frame - make sure the power cord is disconnected - open the electronics case - bend the flex cable (see picture) and route it through the outermost airvent - slide the bracket into place from the left while gently pulling the flex cable from the inside - put back the silver bracket - route and fixate the flex cable wherever you want it and close the case # Notes - cable routing puts a bit of an unhealthy bend on the flex cable, would be a good idea to have one or more spares - using the original focus key is recommended as this doesn't obstruct the view when used - use the smallest hex key, a nail or similar to push the camera back out if needed