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Flashforge Adventurer 5M (AD5M) / TP-Link Tapo C100/C110/C101 Side Camera Mount

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Flashforge Adventurer 5M Mount for the TP-Link Tapo C100, C110, C101 Camera. I made this one as there was no way to put my C101 inside the enclosure, and I didn't want it attached to the door. This mount is designed to work even with a side mount spool holder.

The Ball Arm's T Slot connection fits nicely in the Riser, glue isn't needed to attach it. The Ball on the Tapo cameras fits snugly inside the Ball Arm.

I printed using PLA with 0.4mm head @ 15% infill.

Huge shoutout to Doug Joseph (design8studios) . I used some of the specs from his AD5M Minimal Enclosure of the screw hole spacing and the empty areas to avoid existing screw heads protruding from the machine's frame.

There are 3 versions of the Riser.

v1 : Pairing to no enclosure, directly to the AD5M frame

- Supports are needed for the existing screw slots on the underside of the Riser - Use existing M4 x 6mm screws to attach v2 : Pairing with the FF DIY Enclosure

- No Supports Needed - Longer screws needed , use 2) M4 x 10mm v3 : Pairing with the AD5M Minimal Enclosure

- Supports are needed for the screw's countersinks and the T slot for the Ball Arm - Longer screws needed , use 2) M4 x 10mm NOTE: There is some reported issues with the Tapo cameras getting a bad glare off the glass when using the IR LED lights for night-vision. There are some workarounds to that by using tape, keeping it on day-mode, or getting into the camera's guts/chip to disable the LEDs.

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