On-screen mount for Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera and Raspberry Pi 4

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This thing will position a raspberry pi "high quality camera module" part-way down your screen, allowing you to optimize eye contact during meetings. It is printed for a 20 cm flex cable which is routed internally to a raspberry pi 4 mounted on the back. It doesn't need hardware to hold the camera or pi in place but if you prefer the security of nuts and bolts, the holes are there for you. It is set up to be printed on its side and shouldn't need supports. When not in a video conference, slide the camera to the side of your monitor to get it out of the way. When you snap in the camera module and raspberry pi it will be a tight fit - you will need to flex the model a bit to make it snap in. I did this to make it so you wouldn't need extra hardware to hold things in place, but if this is a problem let me know and I'll include a version without the locking tabs. Attach the ribbon cable to the camera first and slide it through the model, pushing it out the top. Then snap the camera in, ribbon side first. Next loop the cable back through the hole at the top of the model toward the back. For the raspberry pi, snap in the bottom first, inserting the tab into the USB port, then snap in the top.