HD3000 camera body for Prusa i3 MK2
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A camera case and arm to attach the innards of a Microsoft HD3000 to a Prusa i3 MK2 bed for smoother time lapses. Uses…
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A camera case and arm to attach the innards of a Microsoft HD3000 to a Prusa i3 MK2 bed for smoother time lapses.
Uses a wide angle lens that can be found on ebay/amazon.
The one I got: http://www.ebay.com/itm/252732341201
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Prusa
Printer:
i3 MK2S
No
Supports:
Yes
0.2
Infill:
20%
Notes:
ABS or other high temp material only!
I used Orange Zortrax z-abs @ 250C. The color is not a perfect match to the original Prusa orange but very close.
Only the arm needs supports.
Due to the design of the arm I had to reduce the print speed to about 25% of that of the case and lid.
Post-Printing
Prepare
Make sure there is no oozing or anything to block the snap-fit
Make sure the original screws fit in the screw holes for the pcb
Make sure the arm fits (tightly) in the body.
Make sure the lens screws in snugly
Assembly
- Disassemble the HD3000 and keep the screws!
I found a video of this: youtu.be/n6TQJI4boC0?t=6m22s
- Cut off the original body, I used side-cutters. Be careful of the wires!
- Desolder/ cut of the 3 cables for the build in mic. (you can maybe stash it inside the case, I don't know).
- Screw down the pcb into the case.
- Push the old cable relief into the hole for it.
- Push in the arm.
- Put on the lid.
- Guide the cable in the grove
- Screw on the lens
- Stick it on a standoff for the bed on the printer and tie the cable to the bed frame.
Category: 3D Printer Accessories