
Ngàm gắn Creality Nebula Camera cho Prusa CORE One
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- Model ID
- #360579
- Category
- Máy In 3D
- Published
Description
This is a pretty simple mount for the Creality Nebula Camera so that it can mount inside the CORE One. It can function as webcam in Prusa Connect as well as a live stream camera.
I am aware of the Buddy3D for the CORE One and it's a wonderful first party solution, but at the time of writing it's 5 weeks waiting time. It's also not a live stream of the inside the printer, which I prefer. I also have a Nebula cam, so it's always great when you can use what you have laying around.
A word of warning, this is a very DIY route and you'll need to setup the camera on a raspberry pi / SBC.
Requirements:
- Creality Nebula Camera
- This mount
- (4) cable holders
- (7) 6mm x 3mm Magnet. N48 or N52 recommend.
- Raspberry Pi Zero 2 or similar Linux SBC
Printing:
- Print as oriented, use strength profile in Prusa Slicer.
- PETG is a minimum, but PC, ABS, and better are recommend for temp resistance.
Assembly:
- Take off the bottom metal threaded plate from the Nebula Camera, keep the screws.
- Insert 6mm x 3mm magnets into the printed mount
- With the magnets facing inside the camera, screw the mount on
- Attach the camera onto the front left casing (see picture)
- Route cable towards rear left of printer and through the gasket (see picture)
- You need to remove this rear cover and the top cover.
- The USB plug is a very tight fit, but it will go through the gasket
- Give yourself a little bit of cable slack on the camera's side for repositioning
- Pull the USB cable through the slot in the rear cover
- Install magnets in cable holders and put cable holders on the cable
- Reassemble
Software Install:
I used Prusa Connect Camera Script which I will not cover here as their documentation is pretty good. They have a guide to set up mediamtx, but I used µStreamer and the curl function to grab screenshots of the webcam stream. My .env for Prusa Connect Camera Script ended up looking like this:
PRINTER_ADDRESS=[Your Printer's IP]
PRUSA_CONNECT_CAMERA_TOKEN=[Your Printer's Token]
PRUSA_CONNECT_CAMERA_FINGERPRINT=[Your Printer's Fingerprint]
CAMERA_DEVICE=/dev/null
CAMERA_COMMAND=curl
CAMERA_COMMAND_EXTRA_PARAMS="http://[Webcam Pi's IP]:8080/snapshot -o"
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