Tiny Camera Housing for Ender 5

This is a tiny camera housing for the standard cheap Raspberry Pi Camera (25x24x9mm), meant to be placed on the inside of the front strut of the Creality Ender 5. I was looking for a more direct angle, looking at the nozzle, instead of just a moving carriage, so I made this.

I started with making two single supports for this, in case I wanted to play with the position of the camera, and thus needing the mouting screws aside instead of behind the camera. The eyelets are off-center, so you can adjust the angle a bit more by rotating the support 180 degrees and thus adjusting the height. I also added a double support, needing only one T-nut.

Every part has its separate STL, because I also wanted the LED visible, so I reprinted the front part in transparent PETG. You can eschew the front entirely if you want, but then you have to use four M2 nuts to fix the board into place.

Hardware needed:

Raspberry Pi Camera PCB (25x24x9mm) with a long enough flat cable to go where your RPi