Guide Ball For Endoscope Camera
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Model information
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I wanted to use a Depstech DS620 endoscope camera to inspect the inside of my kitchen sink drains. The issue was that the lens was always sliding through the built up sediment on the bottom of the pipes.
This model tries to lift up the camera out of the sediments to keep it a bit cleaner and have better viewing angles. It has a cutout for the sidecamera. The angled front and rear section should also help with sliding over small ridges and bumps.
There are two variants, one with 30mm and another with 35mm outer diamter.
The diameter of the camera lens is 8mm so this is what I modelled this guide ball around.
Changelog:
- 2025-08-23: Uploaded R5-D35 and R5-D30 models.
Additional Hardware Required
- 1x M3 Captive Nut
- 1x M3x12 Socket Head Cap Screw
Printing
- Material: I used PETG
- Nozzle: 0.4mm
- Layer Height: 0.2mm
- Perimeters: 2
- Infill: 15% Gyroid
- Supports: not needed
- Brim: 5mm to keep it attached
- Orientation: Print in an upright position with the front of the ball facing towards the buildplate.
Usage
- Slide the guide ball over the cable of the camera
- Pull it to the front so that the camera slips into the ball
- Then use the screw to slightly clamp down on the camera