Nozzle view cam adjustable mount for Raspberry Pi Camera (Circular and Square)
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- Masa podana przez autora
- 15 g
- Czas druku podany przez autora
- 1,35 godz.
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- PET
- Materiał wyceny
- PETG
- Drukarka wyceny
- Bambu Lab P1S - 0.4 nozzle
- Proces wyceny
- 0.20mm Standard
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adjustable rpi camera holder with adjustable nozzle view + X cable strain relief.
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UPDATE: just made a new version with other adjustments. Now the cam is a little more in a back position than before.
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Hi all, I couldn't find a proper Pi camera mount with a real nozzle view so i made one by myself. In details this is a Raspberry Pi Camera mount with adjustable nozzle view along 3 axis, with X cable strain relief and motor cover.
I used a 5MP 1080p Pi cam with 160° FoV lens (OV5XXX module from AliEx) for a full bed view but i've made a different front cover to fit other 2 pi cameras (one is the one with v1.3 on the back of the module).
Also, the design is fully modular: camera holder and the bracket are detachable from the Z motor cover so it's easier do to remixes.
It's originally designed for Prusa Mini but i think it can fit any NEMA 17 motor, maybe you'll have to do some adjustments.
What you need:
- for the camera's case:
- Pi camera (obv): i used a OV5647 module with 160 ° FoV lens (10€ from AliEx);
- 4x 2.5x6 screws;
- 2x zip ties;
- for the mount and bracket:
- 1x M3x6 screw;
- 1x M3x2 screw.
Print instruction:
-Printed in PETG; (PLA not recommended since the cam can be very near to the source of heat… i haven't tested it)
-4 perimeters;
-infill 20%
-0.25mm layer height. (i've printed also with 0.15mm and the bracket is a lot more smooth but same functionality as the previous so your choice…)
- REQUIRED: intelligent supports on the “pi_cam_support” stl (see photo below)
Instructions:
- assembly the Pi camera case with 4x 2.5x6 screws;
- place the mount on the Z motor and secure it (and the X axis cable strain relief) with zip ties;
- place the bracket (M3x6);
- insert the pi camera;
- adjustate the view;
- moving the axes with hands, be sure the camera doesn't impact against the hotend (and the ZX brace if you have one), then do a homing a make sure that there are no impacts.
- (adjustate the view;)
- secure with M3x2 screw.