Remix of the original to use plastic pin mounts in place of screws and make the base plate shorter so it only covers 2 holes in the Ikea Plasta enclosure.
This design also uses rectangular magnets, with an additional overlapping frame around the pivot plate bracket to help the camera stay square/level.
Printing
- Enclosure base mount (with pin mounts):
- Material: I used Prusament Vanilla White PLA, but should also work well in PETG.
- Print Settings (PrusaSlicer): 0.20mm Quality, 15% infill
- Supports: None
- Print Settings:
- Vertical shells → Permimeters: 4 (to make pins solid)
- Quality → Detect thin walls
- Camera pivot plate:
- Material: I used Prusament Vanilla White PLA, but should also work well in PETG.
- Print Settings (PrusaSlicer): 0.20mm Quality, 15% infill
- Supports: None
- Print Settings:
- Quality → Detect bridging perimeters
- Logitech C270 webcam bracket:
- Material: I used Prusament Vanilla White PLA, but should also work well in PETG.
- Print Settings (PrusaSlicer): 0.20mm Quality, 15% infill
- Supports: Everywhere as I couldn't find a good way to place this on the bed)
Hardware
- Logitech C270 720p Webcam
- 4 of 20x6x1.5mm thick Neodymium magents
- Enclosure base mount, magnets are installed from the rear and kept in place by a small lip around the opening.
- Camera pivot plate, magnets are installed in two pockets on either side of the mount.
- M3 20mm bolt and nut to secure webcam bracket to pivot base plate
- M3 30mm bolt and nut to replace original webcam base with the new mount.
- To remove C270 original bracket, remove sticky rubber plugs and push the plastic securing pin out.
Tags
The author remixed this model.