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ESP32-CAM Mountig Kit by SuperMuc303
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 8 months ago
Hi everyone,
Since I am currently working with the great ESP32CAM module, I have designed a mounting kit that allows the ESP32CAM to be attached to different places.
I discovered the 1/4 "coolant hoses on my CNC milling machine as a flexible solution for various brackets.
I ordered the inexpensive version of this hose on the Internet ... Attention, the coolant hoses have different diameters on the balls depending on the manufacturer (my version has a ball diameter of 11.3 mm).
I created the bracket for this exact diameter.
Additionally I used suction cups, M3 screws, M3 nuts and magnets in this project (see pictures in the description).
I used ABS filament from Sunlu in black ... I print with a 0.6mm nozzle and a layer thickness of 0.5 mm. There should also be good results with many other values and materials.
After printing the parts, I first inserted the M3 nuts in the bottom part from the ESP32CAM Cover.
To connect the segments of the hoses to the printed parts, I first carefully pressed individual segments of the hoses into the balls with a screw clamp.
Then you can put the camera in the housing and assemble everything.
Best wishes
Since I am currently working with the great ESP32CAM module, I have designed a mounting kit that allows the ESP32CAM to be attached to different places.
I discovered the 1/4 "coolant hoses on my CNC milling machine as a flexible solution for various brackets.
I ordered the inexpensive version of this hose on the Internet ... Attention, the coolant hoses have different diameters on the balls depending on the manufacturer (my version has a ball diameter of 11.3 mm).
I created the bracket for this exact diameter.
Additionally I used suction cups, M3 screws, M3 nuts and magnets in this project (see pictures in the description).
I used ABS filament from Sunlu in black ... I print with a 0.6mm nozzle and a layer thickness of 0.5 mm. There should also be good results with many other values and materials.
After printing the parts, I first inserted the M3 nuts in the bottom part from the ESP32CAM Cover.
To connect the segments of the hoses to the printed parts, I first carefully pressed individual segments of the hoses into the balls with a screw clamp.
Then you can put the camera in the housing and assemble everything.
Best wishes