Buddy3D Camera Angle Simple Fix - No New Parts

This remix maintains the fix for the collision between the Buddy3D camera and the vent grille while also adjusting the camera viewing angle to better capture the printing surface. This is a very simple fix that results in better operation of the CORE one L and a nicer viewing angle of the prints.

No additional parts or hardware needed, this housing directly replaces the midsection of the Buddy3D camera and uses the same magnets for mounting. Simply take the magnets out of the old housing and slide them into the same position on the new part. 

I suggest printing in Prusament PC-CF to directly match the existing housing but I got it to work using PETG for now. 

The camera angle is optimized for the CORE one L dimensions but I have not confirmed the viewing angle on the CORE one. I believe the viewing angle should be similar but let me know if it needs adjustment

Tools required: 

1.5mm Hex wrench

Instructions:

1. Remove the 2 screws and back cover of the Buddy3D camera. 

2. Pull the magnets out of the slots in the mid-section housing of the camera. (If some are stuck just place that face on the heat bed of your printer for a few minutes and they should fall right out. *take care that the magnets do not fall on the bed because they will be very hard to remove and risk damaging the surface)

3. Remove 2 more screws holding the mid-section of the camera to the front face. 

4. As you separate the front face of the camera and the mid-section slide the usb-c and wires out of the mid section housing.

5. Re-install the usb-c in the new mid-section by sliding it in the grooves until it is seated properly.

6. Ensure the black wire exits the housing in the relief cut to avoid damage.

7. Tighten the 2 screws to attach the mid-section housing to the front face.

8. Insert the magnets into the 2 slots on the back of the mid-section housing.

9. Re-install the back cover and 2 remaining screws.