Articulated Wyze Cam v3/v2 Arm
Articulated Wyze Cam v3/v2 Arm
3D
Published 2022-01-13T09:10:29+00:00
*** Note, an issue was found with the nut, I have uploaded a fixed version. However, because of how the software works it will not be included in the downloaded zip folder until it is approved by MMF. For now it can be downloaded directly from Object Parts list area of the object.
Originally created to make a custom baby monitor, now others can use this customizable mount to express their boundless creativity too!
With a lot of great use cases for Wyze Cams, now you can orient this versatile camera in quick and creative ways. It can even orient sideways and upside down.
This mount comes with two versions, Wyze Cam v2 and Wyze Cam v3 connections.
--- Print Note ---
I recommend printing with extra wall counts, for example 6 wall count etc. More solid parts mean stronger and more stable parts, thinner printed parts are more flexible and can lead to wobbly extensions. The shorter parts will be the most stable. Sadly the nature of structural objects.
The Clamp slide arm is purposefully designed to be printed in that angled position the default orientation is in the file. It maximizes print line strength. If printed flat it provides a week point at a layer line instead, especially on the most stressed pieceof the object. Also incresed wall count helps.
--- Print Note ---
I recommend printing with extra wall counts, for example 6 wall count etc. More solid parts mean stronger and more stable parts, thinner printed parts are more flexible and can lead to wobbly extensions. The shorter parts will be the most stable. Sadly the nature of structural objects.
The Clamp slide arm is purposefully designed to be printed in that angled position the default orientation is in the file. It maximizes print line strength. If printed flat it provides a week point at a layer line instead, especially on the most stressed pieceof the object. Also incresed wall count helps.
| Date published | 13/01/2022 |
| Supporto Gratuito | YES |
The threaded connections on the long and short arms, keep ending up like this. Any idea why? The only setting I changed from normal PLA is the wall count to 6. Thanks.