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Prusa Mini Nozzle Cam v1 - easy to print

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Easy to Print Nozzle Cam Mount for Prusa Mini

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This is my Endoscope Camera Mount for my Prusa Mini.
Several endoscope sizes are available. From M5 - M10.

I used a 7mm USB Endoscope camera which I mounted to my holder.
The Camera can be locked in with a 3mm screw. Don't use a long screw as this may scratch you build plate. Just check that everything fits when assembled.

Assembling:

  • Unscrew the front screw of the Pinda Mount (just this one screw), then place the camera holder onto the heatbreak fan and tight everything.
  • Insert the endoscope camera before and lock it in with the M3 screw. I used a screw without head and with a hex insert in it.
  • The camera holder snaps into place a little bit. The screw may be a little hard to insert back, but it should go.
  • Adjust the camera when mounted. Also adjust the distance to the nozzle. Some cheap cameras like mine has a better focus when the camera is away from nozzle.
  • Check movement in all axis (nothing crashes??).
  • Do a First Layer Calibration 

Check out my Github: https://github.com/andimoto/prusa-mini-nozzle-cam
I also added SCAD File if someone wants do do some change.

This is the 1st usable version. I have some ideas, I will implement to get a better nozzle camera mount.

Have Fun!!

 

 

 

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