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Elevated Stand for Ring Pan-Tilt Camera

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Platform
MakerWorld
Price
Free
License
PRIVATE-USE
Personal use only: print for yourself, no selling or sharing.
Formats
3MFSTL
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Author:The Raven Foundry

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Description

Boost Me If you like this model, please consider a Boost! Thank you! I designed this stand in Tinkercad specifically for my Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera that I use to monitor my 3D printers.

The standard camera position was a little too low for the view I wanted, so this stand raises the camera 76mm (3 inches) while maintaining a compact footprint. The extra height gives the camera a much better angle for watching the print bed, nozzle, and overall printing area.

The stand is designed to work with the Ring Pan-Tilt camera while still allowing the camera to pan and tilt normally . The wide cylindrical base provides stability without taking up much room on a workbench or inside/alongside a printer enclosure.

I'm currently using mine between my printers as a dedicated print-monitoring camera.

Features:

- 76mm / 3" elevated base - Designed for the Ring Pan-Tilt Indoor Camera - Compact footprint - Stable cylindrical design - Keeps the camera's pan-and-tilt functionality accessible - Great for monitoring 3D printers - Also useful for pet cameras, security cameras, workbench cameras, or anywhere additional camera height is needed - Simple print with no complicated assembly This is especially handy if your camera sits beside a printer and you need just a little more elevation to see over the printer base or get a better view of the build plate.

Note: Camera and Ring Pan-Tilt base are not included. This listing is for the printable elevated stand only.

Guides and print profiles

Print profiles and steps

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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