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This is just an other webcam holder, but a very strong one. Espacially for the Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000. But you can easy design any holder (phones, lights, etc.) you like. If you in troubble, let me know. Mayby I can help. The base ist…
I wanted to be able to see the nozzle while printing as I keep having problems with the filament not feeding. I could not find anything that fitted my needs so I designed mine to place the camera where I wanted it and was rigid. It was…
This mount is for the Logitech QuickCam range that use a Peg style mount and is designed to work with this mounting system: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3809015 Print Settings Printer: Anycubic Mega Zero Rafts: No Supports: Yes…
I really liked "Ender 3 camera mount for Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000" by Adeema but the printer would jam as it could not touch the x-axis sensor (due to the clip on the right towards the extruder). This will only happen if you have a…
For this design you need a M3 screw and nut. I have designd a mount to attach my Logitech QuickCam to my Anet A8. This design is a remake of two other Things on this website. I use A8 attachment of the "Anet A8 Z-Axis RPi Camera Mount for…
I had lost the original holder so I designed this one. It is for mounting the Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000 to an Asus monitor. The original Logitech screws can be used.
Make sure you add support in your slicer!
It should fit all standard camera mounting screws. Print in it's orientation, ensure good layer adhesion so it won't break of when you remove it. For me it is holding up for years now.
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I wanted to mount and put my camera on a stand without opening the camera mount. This will print the stand and the mount. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: Ender 3 Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Infill: 25% Filament:…
Printed this to connect to the bed of my Ender 3 Max Neo. I remixed this to fit my Logitech Quickcam 9000 camera and installed LED strips to illuminate the model being printed. You will need to print at least 2 files- the camera mount and…
One has printed 1/4-20 UNC threads, the other has hole for a heat insert. Best printed with 100% infill. Used Initeq #1/4-20 Short Brass Threaded Inserts. They are 8mm long https://a.co/d/4PE0eWe
This is a fantastic design by Megashub, but why not print the model with the holes already included? Enjoy!
Please note that this may not work in all printer setups, and was designed with my own printer's needs in mind. If your printer is not compatible with this model, the .step files are provided to allow for easy remixing. Makes the Logitech…
It's a mount for the QuickCam that you attach to this https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2623384 made by @SirRob You can mount the camera both ways but hanging it up side down is better. The connector for the camera is remixed from…
Extremely basic and boxy case with mount bracket for old Logitech QuickCam "Ball" webcam board. Ifixit guide on how to extract the board: https://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Logitech+2-MP+Webcam+C600+Teardown/1504
This is just an other webcam holder, but a very strong one. Espacially for the Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000. But you can easy design any holder (phones, lights, etc.) you like. If you in troubble, let me know. Mayby I can help. The base ist…
I made this as a way to connect my old webcam to the printer. Used with my Ender S1 Go Pro mount which is listed below, and some go pro accessories to get the right position. It uses the original screws and connects to the camera body…
To assemble you need an ~18mm m3 screw and one m2 screw for the mount, any fitting screw will do. Make sure the Socket is solid and won't break easily, the fit is not too tight but it snaps on well. Remixed using OnShape, link is attached…
