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Remixed Pi Camera Mount
von Nirvash12
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**NOTE 1: I don't have a 2.0 Module, so this is tested for the 1.3 module only.**
I only had a CAD model of a 2.0 module to try with Fusion360 if it fitted in the pegs, and it did, but again, I haven't personally tested it.
I'd appreciate if someone with the 2.0 module could test it. I'd do any modification needed.
**NOTE 2:** Put the anchor point in the opposite side of the ribbon cable slot or **the holes will not align**!
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A no fuss alternative camera holder for [pbroeder's arm mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3778486). Use it together with [TeachingTech's flexible webcam mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3223979).
The fit of the original model by Modmike is so bad that I decided to make my own, but instead of using complicated fittings, snap-fits, sliding rails or other methods that require a precisely tuned printer... I just put 4 screw holes and that's it. Simple and clean.
You'll need 2 or 4 **M3-0.5 screws**, depending on how secure do you wan
I only had a CAD model of a 2.0 module to try with Fusion360 if it fitted in the pegs, and it did, but again, I haven't personally tested it.
I'd appreciate if someone with the 2.0 module could test it. I'd do any modification needed.
**NOTE 2:** Put the anchor point in the opposite side of the ribbon cable slot or **the holes will not align**!
---
A no fuss alternative camera holder for [pbroeder's arm mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3778486). Use it together with [TeachingTech's flexible webcam mount](https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3223979).
The fit of the original model by Modmike is so bad that I decided to make my own, but instead of using complicated fittings, snap-fits, sliding rails or other methods that require a precisely tuned printer... I just put 4 screw holes and that's it. Simple and clean.
You'll need 2 or 4 **M3-0.5 screws**, depending on how secure do you wan
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