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Z Mount MK3 cho Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3 1

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Z Mount MK3 cho Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3

Remix of Giá đỡ camera Raspberry Pi khớp nối cho Prusa MK3 và MK2 By Sneaks

By ss1gohan13_1260760

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  • pi_cam_mount_mk2_1765785332.stlSTL · 367.3 KB
  • pi_cam_mount_mk1_1765785333.stlSTL · 333.8 KB
  • raspicamback_1765785334.stlSTL · 806.1 KB
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I realized that I messed up the measurements by about 1cm. So I've updated the build again to bring it further away from the build and the rods. I've also extended the arm out from the X gantry to avoid so much of the black bar to appear in the view of the camera. 

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UPDATE 12/28/23:

MK2 was created as I have modded my X/Z gantry to allow the print head to move to the right further and allow the Y 0 offset CR touch backplate to reach more to the build plate. MK2 has had it's body/arm roughly doubled in length and also brought the mount above the X/Z gantry. With both of these changes, the print head no longer hits the Cam Module 3 and can mesh up to 219 with the Y 0 offset backplate I am using.  

Infill should still be set to 25% with multiple walls. PLA and PETG are both accetable to use if not using a actively heated chamber. Standard enclosures shouldn't cause a problem with PLA deforming. If using a active heated chamber, recommend PETG, ASA, or ABS.  

Side note, I did have to redesign the bracket from scratch, so the curved edges have been removed at this time. As time progresses, and I get better at cad, I will look into curving the edges. 

Old info (pre 12/28/23)

If you've done a Z brace mod for your Ender 3 S1 (pro), this camera might be up your alley.

No supports needed. Recommend multiple walls, or, a min of 25% infill. 

PLA, or PETG, is more than enough. If using a heated chamber, recommend PETG (or greater heat resistant plastic).

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