
Raspberry Pi Camera V2.1 Lens Adjustment Spanner
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This tool is inspired by Kaadesign's Lens Wench, Thing ID 1557754. My design caters specifically to the Raspberry Pi Camera V2.1, and printing two of them offers a convenient solution: an 8mm socket to secure the lens base on one end and adjust the lens at the other. The revised version features a deliberate gap beneath the square end, accommodating the 7mm ribbon cable emanating from the 8mm square base. I discovered that this Lens Wench tool can be utilized to adjust even the V1.3 camera lens. Print Settings: Printer: Felix 3.1 Rafts: No Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.1 Infill: 50%+ Notes: This object was sliced using Simplify3D and took approximately 8 minutes to print. The Felix printer excelled in producing fine details, and the tool functioned flawlessly upon completion. To facilitate printing, I employed a 4-ring brim on the virtually printed socket lens wrench. This ingenious tool allowed me to adjust a previously placed lens within a waterproof case. Design Process: I utilized Thing ID 1557754's STL file as a template and redrew the tool using Design Spark Mechanical V2.
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