Raspberry Pi camera ball head

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Raspberry Pi camera ball head

Published at 2024-05-03
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Marcus Wolschon

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Joined about 11 years ago Marcus@Wolschon.biz

Description

Inspired by http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:214669but with an easier to print ball head and a backside to the case.It features an M5 mounting hole in the base.The design is parametric, so you may change the mounting, ball size,... to suite your needs.Assembly:Insert front into ballhead and ballhead into base while the material is still hot and flexible.You may want to press the walls of the base against the ball with 2 fingers for a few seconds while it's cooling.

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JustAnotherOne
JustAnotherOne
about 11 years
The STL File has the gap. You can see it in Meshlab or cura. You have to zoom in to see it. You can also see it from the G-Code paths cura creates. I would a attach a screen shoot, but don't know how. It is also visible on the 3d View here on Youmagine.
Marcus Wolschon
Marcus Wolschon
about 11 years
There should not be a gap. It printed fine and I cannot find one. Thus I cannot fix an issue I cannot find.
JustAnotherOne
JustAnotherOne
about 11 years
The Stick that attaches the Front to the ball head is not connected to the front. There is a tiny gap. Can you fix this? I don't have Geomagic/Alibre
Marcus Wolschon
Marcus Wolschon
about 11 years
Yes, designs in Geomagic/Alibre are a bit verbose. One file per part plus one for the assembly and often another one for the technical drawings. Plus the STL exports for each part and a jpg output of one technical drawing. For complex parts also a pdf export containing a movable 3D image and more drawings and renderings.
UltiErik
UltiErik
about 11 years
Nice. Featured it. B.t.w. it's funny, you provide so many formats that indeed the grouping is valuable. I'd appreciate it if more people provide at least a source file and an STL, so supporting this by keeping things tidy with groups seems like a good choice. Anyway, I featured your design!

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