Wide angle security camera housing for a 4" PVC pipe

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A security camera housing for up to 3 camera modules that fits on a 4" pipe. Includes optional LED ring and ventilation. This was laid out in INCHES... Take a look at the dimensions before you slice if you use metric. 1) Print >>>TWO<<< CAMERA BODIES (4) and and one BASE(5) and glue them all together as shown in the picture. 2) Glue the TOP RING (2) to the CAP (1) with the vent slots pointing away from the CAP. Note the orientation in the assembly diagram. 3) OPTIONAL: If you want IR LEDs or the vents, insert the LED RING (3) between the base/housing bottom and the cap/ring top. If you want the LEDs, make sure you drill the LED holes. 4) If you DON'T want the LEDs, you can glue the whole thing together and forego the long screws. If you DO want LEDs, seal the UNGLUED seams with a little bit of silicone sealant. Use the minimum amount so that disassembly is easier in the future if you have to replace LEDs. 5) Assemble the whole unit together with LONG screws screwed from the bottom (as shown in the assembly diagram). 6) Glue clear plastic/glass covers over the lens openings to make them water-proof. OPTIONAL: If you want the vents but don't want the LEDs, install the LED ring and don't drill the LED holes. OPTIONAL: If you install the vents, glue some screen inside over the vent holes to keep bugs out. OPTIONAL: If you DON'T want vents with the LED ring, glue the LED RING TOP to the base upside down from what is shown in the assembly diagram. All holes need to be drilled to the correct size. They are purposefully undersized so you can drill them to the exact right size for your hardware. Use a 'stepped drill bit' to open up the camera lens holes.