Simple Tapo C225 Webcam Stand
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Simple stand that sits the Tapo C225 webcam just above the level of the MK4 print bed.
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I happened to have a TAPO C225 Webcam that I ended up incorporating into my 3D printing enclosure. Designed a very simple stand that raises the webcam to or just above the level of the MK4 print bed (and still reposition around the enclosure, if/as needed).
The little cut-out/notch at the top is for the power cable.
I can now swivel/redirect the webcam remotely to check on the printers, and also pan/tilt up to check on the filament spools. I like that this webcam also has a physical and remote (phone app-based) triggering privacy button (camera physically tilts to a closed non-viewing position).
I tried to minimize the amount of material used, and filleted certain edges to ensure stability (at the base) and make printing with NO SUPPORTS possible.
Printed in PETG (really, any material should work)
0.2 mm layer height
0.4 mm nozzle
(most any infill/perimeter combo should work; I printed in 4 perimeters so it was pretty solid or close to it; if printing with fewer perimeters 10-20% infill should work).