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TEVO C270 Camera Mount by stage_monkey
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Last crawled date: 4 years, 1 month ago
Update: I created a new mount that raises the camera 60mm higher. You can check it out here - https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2457855
This is a quick and dirty Logitech C270 camera mount that I made for my Tevo Tarantula that is running on OctoPrint. I wanted something that allowed me to pose the camera, but was too lazy to design a ball/socket setup. I feel this will hold better in the long run anyway. It mounts on the left Z plate (original Tevo acrylic) and uses the two screws that hold the toothless pulleys. I was able to get it to fit with the existing screws. You also need a M4 x 10mm (or thereabouts) to assemble the camera bracket to the mount. An M3 x 16 or longer is needed to attach the camera to the bracket.
It may work with other models that have a similar camera housing. The hinge on this Logitech camera is 6mm wide and fits a 3mm pin (if that helps)
You will need to remove the existing clamp from the Logitech camera so that all you have left is the lens housing.
Once it's on, you can adjust the pan and tilt and tighten it down into place. You may also want to focus the camera (requires a little hacking). You can see how to do it here - https://tamarintech.com/article/ciclop_scanner_focus_fix
This is a quick and dirty Logitech C270 camera mount that I made for my Tevo Tarantula that is running on OctoPrint. I wanted something that allowed me to pose the camera, but was too lazy to design a ball/socket setup. I feel this will hold better in the long run anyway. It mounts on the left Z plate (original Tevo acrylic) and uses the two screws that hold the toothless pulleys. I was able to get it to fit with the existing screws. You also need a M4 x 10mm (or thereabouts) to assemble the camera bracket to the mount. An M3 x 16 or longer is needed to attach the camera to the bracket.
It may work with other models that have a similar camera housing. The hinge on this Logitech camera is 6mm wide and fits a 3mm pin (if that helps)
You will need to remove the existing clamp from the Logitech camera so that all you have left is the lens housing.
Once it's on, you can adjust the pan and tilt and tighten it down into place. You may also want to focus the camera (requires a little hacking). You can see how to do it here - https://tamarintech.com/article/ciclop_scanner_focus_fix