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I liked the camera arm mount that https://www.thingiverse.com/jsc/designs made for the M2, but after I printed one, I realized it did not fit the thicker Y axis aluminum plate of the M3ID. I also didn't like that you needed to use supports to print the area where it clamps onto the Y axis. So I redesigned it to mount using one of the screws that holds the Y axis stepper motor in place and also allow it to print on its top surface flat, so no supports are needed. After an initial print I adjusted the hole for the screw to be a slot. M6 threaded hole for a camera mount, since I have lots of M6 Allen screws from all those eSun filament reels. I'm working on a camera mount for a HD-3000 ball mount that interfaces with this.https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:443466
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