CORE ONE - TAPO C200 changed like Buddy3D camera

I was using TAPO C200 for a long time with my previous MK4S printer, so I wanted to continue using it, but it was too big to fit into the CORE One, so I did some changes to it. I got rid of all motors, speaker and leave just the important part - camera itself. It require one “cut” to the original mouting and 3x magnet. 

HW parts needed:

• Upper black part of TAPO C200 together with what was originally in it (board).
• 4 previously used screws in TAPO C200
• Charging part of TAPO C200 and cable from charging port to the main board
• 1x M3 screw 5mm long (or more)
• 3x magnet 10x5x2

I printed all parts from PETG 0.2 structural, 0.4 NOZZLE. I do not plan to print anything else than PETG or PLA for now, so PETG is enough. I recommend to print it at least from ASA.

Important note:

When I was doing disassembly of the TAPO C200 I accidently damaged the connector on the main board for rotation motor, so the model does not include hole for this one connector. I think, that you will damage it too, there is a lot of glue on it. Also my connector for power was damaged (before I did anything to it), but the model should be ready for not damaged connector.

The upper black part needs to be cut in specific place to make it easy to use. Basically what you need is to cut it exactly in position of the board (so disassamble the board and cut!). The cutting needs to be done exactly above screw positions. You can see it in the pictures.

Do not hesitate to ask me here in comments or in messages if you don't understand anything regarding this procedure. To be honest, I don't think that anyone would like to do this like me, but in case that yes, I tried to write it down. I think, that it is highly possible, the holes for connectors will not fit for others, because they could be slightly differently on the board.

If you don't know, how to disassamble the camera, just check some videos on YouTube.