Soon after I bought my Creality Ender 5 3D printer, I wanted a way to capture time lapses using OctoPrint / OctoPi / OctoLapse. The existing camera mounts were lacking some of the features I wanted, so I created my own! This mount should work on any printer with 2020 or 2040 extrusions!

Many of my viewers have been asking about my camera mount for some time now and I've finally had the time to finish up the model and release it on Thingiverse! This video will walk you through the process of printing and assembling the camera mount!

Let me know what you think in the comments!

#3DPrinter #TimeLapses #OctoPrint

Patreon Link: [ Ссылка ]

3D Models:
Raspberry Pi Camera Mount for 2020 or 2040 Extrusions:
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Raspberry PI 2020 mount:
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Test Prints:
Darth Vader Bust
by David Östman
MyMiniFactory.com
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Hardware Needed:
Camera: Arducam 5 Megapixels 1080p OV5647 Camera Module:
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Adafruit Flex Cable for Raspberry Pi Camera - 24" / 610mm:
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Camera Mount:
4 x M3 12mm Screws
2 x M3 8mm Screws
6 x M3 Nuts

Extensions:
2 x M5 20mm Socket Head Cap Screws (Minimum): [ Ссылка ]
2 x M5 Nuts (Minimum)
4 x M5 Washers (Minimum)

Mounting to Extrusions:
2 x M5 10mm Screws
2 x M5 T-Nuts: [ Ссылка ]

All of the screws, nuts, and washers from above you'll need except for the M5 Socket Head and M5 T-Nuts:
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Deburring Tool: [ Ссылка ]

Amazon Links: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Tutorials:
Chris Riley - Install Octoprint - In 5 Minutes: [ Ссылка ]
Teaching Tech - Complete Octolapse Guide: [ Ссылка ]

Where to find me on Social Media:
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Contact: kris@kerseyfabrications.com

Music provided by Bensound: [ Ссылка ]

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