Raspberry Pi camera mount remix ( with flex version)

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Here is the rewritten text: Remix for the BG Raspberry Pi camera module with a casing that fits perfectly, designed specifically to accommodate the big lens. Fits this camera with the large lens at http://www.banggood.com/Camera-Module-For-Raspberry-Pi-3-Model-B-2B-B-A-p-1051437.html?rmmds=search. Secure it in place using some double-sided tape. Use the foot from http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:274111. Update: 10-02-2018 Some users requested a higher and more flexible design, so here's an updated version that meets those requirements. You can now make it as long as you want, and I've also added a ball joint to allow for even greater camera movement. Files include: ball adapter.stl = connect the main holder and chain (2 sizes) chain.stl = chain, use as many as needed to create height stand with ball = cam holder with ball joint (2 sizes) rp pi lid with holder stl = This is a lid for the Raspberry Pi box with holder and holes for camera cable (see link below). adapter existing setup small ball.stl = adapter for existing setups. Upgrade your already printed cam holder to use the ball joint. adapter existing setup big ball.stl = adapter for existing setups. Upgrade your already printed cam holder to use the ball joint. I've also created a lid for this box with a connector to mount it all. The weight of the Pi will hold the camera in place (see pictures). If someone needs a different kind of foot or stand, let me know. Check out http://www.banggood.com/Official-Raspberry-Pi-Case-For-Raspberry-Pi-3-Model-B-Only-p-1042967.html?rmmds=search&cur_warehouse=CN. The pictures show the small version, but I think the big version is better. I've created an adapter that you can use if you already printed the original cam holder. With this adapter, you can upgrade it to a more flexible mount with a ball joint so the camera can be turned freely. If you download this thing for the first time, my advice would be to use: Base: see link above stand_big_with_ball ball_adapter_big chain_piece (number at your liking) For connections, I used M3 bolts that are at least 20mm long. The ball-adapter small uses one M2 bolt 10mm long on the other side with a nut. Print Settings: Printer: Malyan M150 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 30% Notes: I printed mine in PLA.