Raspberry Pi camera mount designed to clip onto the post of an enclosure.
3D printed Raspberry Pi camera mount designed to clip onto the post of an enclosure.
Printing Technology: FDM
Layer Height: 0.2 mm
Perimeters: 4
Infill: 10%
Infill Pattern: Gyroid
Recommended Material: PLA, PETG, ABS
Supports: No
Support Type: None
Notes:
No supports needed.
PLA should be fine for most applications.
Designed to clip onto an 8 mm pole.
Design is customizable, but not very. More customization options available upon request.
Tested with Arducam 5mp Camera, and Official Raspberry Pi Camera Module v2
Materials Needed: 1x Enclosure
1x Raspberry Pi camera
1x Extra Long Cable (Optional, but recommended if you're printing ABS, having the Raspberry Pi in the enclosure will cause overheats.)
Instructions:
1. Print
2. Clip camera mount to pole. Do this first to ensure you don't damage the camera when it clips on.
3. Feed cable through bottom
4. Install cable into camera
5. Insert camera into mount gently. If it feels too tight, adjust clearance and reprint. It should be snug enough to not fall out.
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