Prusa Mini Camera Mount for Logitech C920
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A camera arm to mount a Logitech C920 on the Prusa Mini's vertical extrusion rail.
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This is a mount based off of the following Thingiverse models:
You will need to disassemble your c920. Perform steps 1-5 of the iFixIt C920 teardown, followed by installing the bracket and re-assembling the camera housing.
You will also need:
- 7x M5x20 bolts and nuts for the joints
- 2x M4x8 or M4x10 bolts plus T-nuts to fasten to the aluminum extrusion
(NB: I originally recommended M4x12, but those proved to be too long. I have not tested which size works best, try the M4x8 before M4x10, if you have the choice)
As the system is modular you can easily and reconfigure and reposition it. It can also mount to any of the other extrusions on the Mini (or any other printer, really) with suitable T-nuts.
The provided gcode and 3MF files have supports on the fins of the 3 axis changers. These should come off pretty easily with an X-Acto knife. Please use suitable eye and cut protection.
I've provided sliced 0.2mm version in PLA and PETG. I printed the version shown in 0.15mm PETG in Jet Black to better match my Mini, however there is no particular reason to do so beyond looks.
If you want to print in PETG, I've found I need to add a 10 layer raft on the textured sheet to avoid melting the edges of these parts. (See my post about this here: https://forum.prusaprinters.org/forum/how-do-i-print-this-printing-help/chewed-up-edges-on-petg-prints/) The provided gCode version above does not include rafts, as it is unclear how unique to my setup this problem is.