Ender 3 V3 SE OV9726 Camera Module
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An x-gantry mounted camera for the Ender 3 V3 SE. (May also work with Ender 3 V3 KE?)
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Reposting this model that I found on Cults3D, courtesy of DACCdesigns I did end up making a couple of small modifications to make this model work for me. First, the details from the original creator:
3D model description
Simple camera mount for ender 3 V3 SE. I didn't need a camera that was adjustable that much. Just wanted to monitor prints as I don't do time-lapse stuff.
Used a OV9726 Camera Module from AliExpress. Rather than print with supports I stuck the mounting bolt on the back of the camera box with super glue. I used epoxy to glue the bolt in the thingy that holds it. I only had cap headed bolts.
The knob is taken from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3891092. I think that's allowed and thank you Neil Rosenberg.
Obviously you need longer bolts than came off to mount the bracket to the printer.3D printing settings
Ender 3 V2 with PLA+. Needed a couple of small supports for the flange bit on the arm and I did use a modifier to print that part of the mounting arm solid. I wanted to be able to make sure the roller was bolted tightly so it didn't cause problems with the gantry movement.
For my modifications, check out these files:
- OV9726 Bracket - Cap
This file contains an alternate cap for the camera box. I wanted a version that would hold the camera's PCB in place and make the camera's focus ring more accessible. For these reasons, the cap has a recessed bezel that holds the PCB in place, but still has the overall box depth to protect the camera's lens.
- OV9726 Bracket - Spacer
I found that the standard depth of the arm and box caused this piece to hit the side storage box on my printer. Rather than re-print the entire mounting arm, I created a spacer that allows it to clear the storage box.
I printed most of this in PETG, through the updated Cap and Spacer were printed with PLA+ when I ran out of PETG.
To print the whole component, you must download the “V2 Camera Box 5” and the “Mounting Bracket Final”. To use my parts, please download the updated Cap and Spacer.