Articulating Raspberry Pi Camera Mount for Prusa MK3 and MK2
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Initially I just Tinkercad'ed the axisbracket (xAxisBracket_PNu) to fit MK2.5 but during printing that I decided that…
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Initially I just Tinkercad'ed the axisbracket (xAxisBracket_PNu) to fit MK2.5 but during printing that I decided that I'll attach the camera to the heatbed with a snap-on connector. Also connected the ballnut with slightly modified fflink as I don't need them as separate parts
All the original parts from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3114849 are printed with 3 outer perimeters and 15% infill which seems to create rigid enough parts.
Ballpoint_solid and Prusa_plate_camera_mount_v3 with 3 outer perimeters and 75% infill.
Prusa_plate_camera_mount_v3 printed in PETG and 0.2 mm layer height (with supports), other parts in PLA and 1.15 mm layer height
The plate mount design has something like 3 mm gap between the heated plate and the PETG part, I'll probably see later if the distance is enough.
Attaching the plate mount requires bending it a bit, put the 'end' hook side in place first.
<2019-05-10 edit>:
Added prusa_plate_camera_mount_v4.stl as the original design might collide into Z-axis motor on the left side during bed calibration phase. The camera end of the mount has bit more distance now.
One day I might even clean up the model
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Prusa
Printer:
i3 MK2S
No
Supports:
No
0.15 mm / 0.2 mm
Infill:
15% / 75%
Filament:
[
Clas Ohlson / FrontierFila PLA / PETG ](http://www.amazon.com/s?url=search-alias&field-keywords=Clas+Ohlson+%2F+FrontierFila+PLA+%2F+PETG&tag=thingiverse09-20) Black / transparent How I Designed This
Tinkercad
Category: 3D Printer Parts