Magnetic Satsana Remix w/ Pi Nozzle Cam for Ender 3/V2 (DD compatible)

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This is a remix of my previous Satsana variant. It retains the Raspberry Pi Nozzle camera, but with the following improvements: * Magnetic Mounting to the X Carriage * Threaded M3 inserts for ease of disassembly * Compatible with stock metal CR touch mount Printed Parts Needed --------------------- * Satsana Shroud (print in the set orientation, use supports) * Mounting Plate * 4x dowels * Front and Back camera shell * Spacer (this will be installed between the shroud and the camera to set the proper camera height. Experiment with the different sizes to find the right one) Other Parts Needed --------------------- * Various M3 bolts * 5 heat-set threaded M3 inserts * 8 6x6mm round neodymium magnets * 40mm axial fan * 5015 blower fan * Raspberry Pi camera * Super glue * 2 5mm white LEDs (optional - for camera illumination) Assembly ==================== The 4 dowels are glued into the 4 holes in the back of the Satsana (thicker side inward - make sure they're fully seated). 4 magnets are then press-fit into the center of the dowels (make sure they're also fully seated). The other 4 magnets are press-fit into the mounting plate - **double check polarity first**. Use a soldering iron to heat-set the M3 inserts. 2 for the 5015 blower, 2 for the 20mm axial (you can 4 but 2 does the job), and 1 in the back camera shell. Enclose the Pi camera in the shell with the ribbon feeding through the slot. Is using LEDs, insert them from the back into the 2 holes on either side of the camera. Mount the fans and camera to the main satsana body. Mount the mounting plate on the X carriage using the stock hardware. You'll likely have to detach your hotend temporarily to do this. Position the mounting plate at the desired vertical height (you can experiment to find this). Attach the Satsana shroud to the mounting plate. It should hold firm with almost no play.