Raspberry Pi Camera Mount

简介

This is a panel mount for a Raspberry Pi camera or equivalent (mine is an Arducam). It points the camera at a 30 degree angle, through a 2" hole in the panel*. The camera mounts to the enclosure with M2 screws. The enclosure mounts on the back, and there is a front bezel. I've also included a blackout bezel to go over most of the PCB to reduce reflections. This won't fit every printer, but if your printer has an ACM panel on the back or on one side, it might be a candidate for you. My printer is a Seckit SK-Tank v2. On it, the back panel is 3mm thick, and I put an acrylic disc (see below) in the hole to protect the camera from the heat from the enclosure. *The hole was sized to fit these small acrylic discs: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MFPKTDB I printed the enclosure at 0.1mm layer height, and painted supports only on the bottom ends of the 'wings'. At 0.1mm the rest of it should print OK without supports. I've also included a printable jig or template for drilling the window. Put it on the panel where you want it, and mark the four corner holes (45mm spacing). Drill those, then mount the jig on the panel using M3 screws and nuts. Drill the center 1/4" hole through the panel. Then use a 2" hole saw to drill the window hole, from the other side of the panel (so you don't have to cut through the jig itself).