Top Enclosure Camera Mount
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I've modified the original Ultimaker 2 camera holder to fit snugly inside our printer's top cage. Be certain to purchase a camera with a 36*36mm baseplate, as this is the only way to utilize the provided mounting holes (M3 bolts and nuts). If your camera doesn't have a suitable baseplate, you can use hot glue to secure it in place - I've found it works perfectly from my experience. You may also choose to trim away parts of your print and grind down a thin strip of acrylic to route the ribbon cable through cleanly. Please read this first: Make sure to use "BIG_LENS_top_enclosure_camera holder" if your raspberry pi camera features huge optics. In that case, you can employ the four bottom screws of the camera to mount it securely to the camera holder. The second image showcases this setup quite clearly, in my opinion. Failing to do so may result in your print head colliding with the front of the lens while printing at the right-front corner of your build plate - but only then. Print Settings: Printer Brand: Ultimaker Printer: Ultimaker 2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.1 Infill: 30% (triangles, Cura 2.3.0)
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