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| davorin:
EHLO (o; There are many projects around how to use the RPi camera within a fake camera housing.... As I just acquired a new 3d printer, namely the Crealtive Ender 3, which is rather cheap, built in better quality and gives nice results, I thought I use it to do the fake camera housing modifications to hold the RPi camera inside... For designing parts like the RPi camera holder I always use OpenSCAD as it gives better control what you are doing...and this is the simple code for the camera holder: --- Code: ---$fn = 72; difference() { union() { cylinder(3, 33, 33); cylinder(12, 22, 22); } translate([0, 0, 7]) cylinder(6, 4, 4); translate([0, 0, 9.5]) cube([13, 21, 3], true); translate([0, 0, -1]) cylinder(9.5, 20, 20); rotate(30, 0, 0) translate([30, 0, -1]) cylinder(5, 1.25, 1.25); rotate(150, 0, 0) translate([30, 0, -1]) cylinder(5, 1.25, 1.25); rotate(270, 0, 0) translate([30, 0, -1]) cylinder(5, 1.25, 1.25); rotate(45, 0, 0) translate([33, 0, -1]) cylinder(5, 5, 5); rotate(135, 0, 0) translate([33, 0, -1]) cylinder(5, 5, 5); rotate(225, 0, 0) translate([33, 0, -1]) cylinder(5, 5, 5); rotate(315, 0, 0) translate([33, 0, -1]) cylinder(5, 5, 5); } translate([10.5, 11.75, 5.5]) cylinder(4, 1, 1); translate([-10.5, 11.75, 5.5]) cylinder(4, 1, 1); translate([10.5, -0.75, 5.5]) cylinder(4, 1, 1); translate([-10.5, -0.75, 5.5]) cylinder(4, 1, 1); --- End code --- You can paste it in OpenSCAD, modify and render it, then export as STL file for slicing. And now comes the back part of the housing to hold the power supply connector DC jack. |
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