I only tested this design for the original Rev1.3 raspbbery pi cam. If you want to use it with another cam module, check the differences of the dimensions before you print this thing.

You need following parts for vanilla raspberry camera:

• camera_holder_bracket_for_anet_a8.stl
• camera_mount_front_by_DanielBull.stl
• camera_mount_back_more_space.stl
• camera_mount_hinge_by_DanielBull.stl

You need following parts for raspberry camera with M12 hack:

• camera_holder_bracket_for_anet_a8.stl
• camera_mount_front_m12.stl
• camera_mount_back_more_space.stl
• camera_mount_hinge_by_DanielBull.stl

You can mount the holder on each of the 2 outer holes on the back of the printer:

• top left hole for the Anet A8 Board (picture). The M3 screw should be 4mm longer
• left hole of the bottom left hole of the Anet A8 board. You need a M3x16+mm screw + M3 nut and a washer (optional)
• same on the opposite side, where the power supply is mounted.

Depends on how far away your raspberry pi is from the camera, you may need a longer ribbon cable: https://goo.gl/8y9xqR
For the M12 hack, I used the lens + lens mount + lens cover from this arduino module: https://goo.gl/hfU63k

Download

Download this 3D Model on: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2199829

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