Prusa Core One camera case/corner bracket for Logitech C270
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A corner mounted Logitech C270 case for the Prusa Core One enclosure
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After experimenting with several camera solutions, I decided to reuse a spare Logitech C270 camera for my Prusa Core One, since its image quality is better than ESP32's in my opinon.
I ordered a Orange Pi Zero3 (1GB) board and installed Armbian, MotionEye and the prusa-connect-camera-script on it, see these project's instructions if you plan on doing the same. The board is usb-c powered using the upper port of the Prusa, just like the Buddy3D cam is. Do not use the lower usb-c port!
Print this in either ASA or PETG for temperature hardness, please use the 3MF files as they are tuned for a quality print.
Don't forget to replace the magnet bar cutout with your own magnets!
If you have a neodymium bar magnet, use that instead, they're a lot stronger, especially when glued in. The 5x2mm cylinder magnets tend to be weak and risk your camera from falling down.
Last but not least, this requires you to demolish your original Logitech C270 case. Reassembly is very easy though, see my photo's or @Filamonkey_2254349's original design for credit and instructions:
https://www.printables.com/model/995719-logitech-c270-magnetic-case
The case is intended to be installed in the upper-left corner just like the buddycam, for wiring you can mostly follow Prusa's buddycam procedure:
https://help.prusa3d.com/guide/buddy3d-camera-for-core-one-installation_405529
Happy printing and please share your make!