TP-Link Tapo C100 / C110 Camera mount for Prusa Core One
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A solution for mounting a cheap, plug-and-play Wi-Fi camera onto your Prusa Core One.
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Hey Makers !
Looking for an easy and affordable way to mount a plug-and-play camera on your Prusa Core One? If, like me, you're not yet comfortable with ESP32, OctoPrint, and other advanced setups, I’ve got a simple solution for you!
While searching for the best camera, I came across a post praising the image quality of the TP-Link Tapo C110 for 3D printer monitoring. So, I bought one and started exploring the best way to mount it inside the printer. I tested corner mounts like most designs out there, but they didn’t fit well or weren’t secure enough. Then I had an idea—why not attach it to the metal bar? I tested different positions—above, below—and finally settled on mounting it on top, slightly inclined for the best view.
For my setup, I printed the mount in PETG (I’m still new to 3D printing) with 25% infill and supports.
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Update: After several months of printing, I realized the viewing angle wasn’t ideal. So here’s v4: the camera is now mounted above the door, in the upper corner between two rivets.
I also added slots for 4×5×4 mm magnets (I’m using these: https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B0D6XXXP7D), but feel free to tweak the model to fit your setup.
The new position doesn’t interfere with nozzle cleaning at all. You might lose a tiny bit of build‑plate edge, but I’ve never had a collision.
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Also, please be kind with my Fusion 360 design—these are some of my very first models!
I hope you like it! 😊