ESP32 CAM Bambu P1P Pegboard Mount

ESP32 Camera mount on the default Bambu P1P pegboard
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updated March 5, 2023

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Since the standard Bambu Cam and LED cannot be ordered from the webstore until April 2023 I searched for alternatives to watch my prints.

I found two housings, one was missing the board mounts and the other did not house the camera correctly, so I made my own based on those inspirations.

Printing

  • Print the top part on his back lying
  • Print the bottom part standing with tree supports

Optional:

You can drill a hole in the Bambu PegBoard cover for the LED, so that will illuminate the chamber.

Other Equipment:

You need a ESP32 camera with the USB board attached (price around 15ā‚¬)

https://www.amazon.de/dp/B093GSCBWJ?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Camera Software

Use the Tasmota camera software from this website: https://templates.blakadder.com/ai-thinker_ESP32-CAM.html.

  • Download and install the firmware via the Web interface (by selecting the ESP2 Camera
  • Navigate to the web interface of the webcam and apply the correct configuration under Configuration ā†’ Configure Template (use the template from the web page above)
    Then you should be able to control the led as well
  • For further tweaking go to console and type ā€œWCā€ to see all settings. Settings can be changed via wc[setting name] [setting], e.g. "wcflip 1" to flip the image.

Note: I changed the resolution to a higher setting via "wcresolution 7" (SVGA), which is a good speed and image quality compromise

Alternatively the Arduino IDE Camera Server example can be used

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