Bracket for GoPro 'The Remote' for time lapse on MK3S

I've been wanting to use my GoPro to make 3D print timelapse video's for a long time.  Tried and failed a few methods using Octolapse but not enough support out there to use a GoPro (Hero8).  

Inspired by this Prusa guide about creating time-lapses I designed this bracket to hold my GoPro The Remote (ARMTE-003).  https://blog.prusaprinters.org/how-to-create-beautiful-3d-print-timelapse-videos_29743/

Print Settings:

Orient the design onto the print bed as per the pictures.

Quality : 0.2mm

Supports: No

Infill: 25%

Perimeters: 4

Assembly:

Position the bracket above the trapezoid nut on the RHS idler.  2 of the holes on mine were threaded for M4, I used 12mm screws.

Cable ties can be used to fix the remote to the bracket through the slot.  The 2 channels at the back of the bracket will hold the cable ties in place without sliding around.

How I set it up:

• Stacked some magnets to the side of the extruder motor to act as the finger to press the button (I used 7 of what i had)
• Calibration>Auto Home your printer
• Settings>Move Axis>Move X
• Moved the x-axis toward the remote and noted of the value when it clicks the remote
• Repeated for Y axis until the print bed comes out enough for a nice photo, noted this value as well.
• Used these values with the Gcode provided in the link above. In PrusaSlicer i created a dedicated profile for time-lapse printing, then pasted the G-Code into the ‘After Layer Change’ section of Custom G-Code menu.

As with everything 3d printing related, you'll have to test and re-test until you get it exactly how you like it.

^^Warning^^ :

1. I always remove this part before running any calibration, the part will cause the RHS to hit the ceiling first when z-axis goes all the way up.  
2. I use the 'move axis' option in the settings to manually determine your max layer height for printing.  
3. It's not possible to print a design that requires the full z-axis range with this part installed. 

I'm saying this now……“I told you so” ….if you didn't read the warning.

Cheers!