PiSec Cam MkV

PiSec Cam MkV

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The provided text appears to be an update log of a maker who has been designing and printing various components for a Raspberry Pi-based project. The updates cover changes made to different parts, such as adding cable holes, modifying dimensions, and fixing issues with the print settings. Here are some key points from the log: 1. Updates to PiPlate and Front-Plate: The maker has printed out the PiPlate and Front-Plate and found that they fit together well. They suggest using a raft under the PiPlate for better adhesion. 2. CamBlock Update: The maker updated CamBlock by adding 3mm bevels to the bottom to help clear any elephant's foot (a common issue in 3D printing) and allow for a silicone fillet around the glass. 3. Sealant Groove Issue: The maker found an issue with the sealant groove around the front pieces, which was caused by a Tinkercad bug. They fixed it by adjusting the depth of the sealant groove. 4. 30mm Ball Mount Files: The maker added files for a 30mm ball mount, which can be printed as oriented and used with either a blank mounting ring or a 4" ring for mounting to a standard electrical box. 5. HorizBall Rear Cover: The maker designed a rear cover that uses four heatsinks (two inside and two outside) to help with heat buildup. This cover will work with the Hood-Heatsinks but not with the rain hood. 6. Hood-Heatsinks: The maker added files for Hood-Heatsinks, which fit the Rear Cover above. They recommend using the rear cover with heatsinks, this, and the ball mount. Overall, the log shows that the maker has been actively working on their project, making updates and improvements to different components.

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