Logitech C920 Stereo Camera Housing

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The 3D printable housing for a homemade stereo camera, using two Logitech C920 webcams, is designed with high stiffness via FDM/FFF 3D printing. Its robust system retains the cameras in place by "clamping" them using three 6-32 machine screws per camera, ensuring minimal angular displacements for accurate stereo rectification. Despite room for improvement on material consumption, its general concept is successful. It meets functional requirements at prototype level and can be customized with dimensions for individual design ideas. To assemble, keep the equation file handy, as hardware isn't modeled due to time constraints. Use countersink and pan head 6-32 hardware with matching nuts as appropriate. Note that images erroneously depict pan heads instead of countersinks. No support material is needed if oriented properly; some sanding might be required based on printer accuracy, and a horizontal size compensation of -0.10mm to -0.20mm may be beneficial if supported by slicing software.