Tapo C111 Elegoo Centauri Carbon Extended Door Mount (Nozzle View)
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Remixed to extend the camera lower for a better view of the nozzle and slight upgrades.
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Shoutout to @NightView
I am currently using Octoeverywhere with Gadget Ai for print fail detection, the internal camera is okay, but I wanted to monitor the nozzle directly. So I order this Tapo C111 camera and remixed this mount to get the view I wanted. I am new to 3D printing and 3D modeling so if you have any feedback or want to remix this yourself and improve upon it, please share! This remix was made in TinkerCAD.
Printing Instructions
I printed this at a 45° angle with supports enabled, I have included my .3mf file that has my print profile and supports that I used on my print. My layer height is .16 with ironing enabled, making it a 3 hour 47 minute print, using a total of 41.29g of PLA Silk Gold filament from Amazon. I printed it this way to reduce the supports on the door hanger/lip as it is very thin and easy to break. It must be this thin in order for the door to still close, make sure you dial in your support offset settings so you don't break anything trying to remove the supports.
Note
If you plan on using this with a chamber heater, please print in high temp resistant material. In my testing printing ASA without a chamber heater I reached a max chamber temperature of 35°c and the PLA mount had no issues/warping, but if you do keep you chamber warm you might need something better than PLA for this. I have no chamber heater, so I cannot test this further at this time.