
Neptune 3 Pro Z Axis Camera Mount
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On the Neptune 3 Pro, there are two unused slots on the right side of the Z axis. This is a simple bracket that utilizes those two slots for mounting a camera to the Z axis. The bracket provides a male linkage in either horizonal or vertical orientation.
Get the rest of your linkages and camera mounts from the famous Articulating Raspberry Pi Camera Mount by Sneaks https://www.printables.com/model/3407-articulating-raspberry-pi-camera-mount-for-prusa-m and its remixes
I used M3x8 screws but I think you can use any length from 6-10mm. No supports required. I didn't model the threads since they're so small and easily cut by the screw itself. You may want to run a screw in and out once before installing since the space is a little tight
I have not tested on the Neptune 3 Plus or Max. Please double check the measurements before printing and let me know if there are any issues!
Happy to make the female linkage option upon request
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