I created a Logitech C615 mount made out of two printed plates that sandwich the base of the webcam. The webcam has a rubberized non-uniform shape that one plate squeezes against so I tried to design a bracket to fit that. I have been using this about 7 months so far with no issue.

Four (or six) M3x25mm screws and nuts hold the plates together that squeeze the webcam and there is access to the camera mount screw through the backplate to further secure the webcam to the mount if desired. One plate mounts to an aluminum rail with M5x8 screws and T-nuts. I designed 3 sets of M3 holes but I think only 2 are needed so the middle holes I decided to leave empty.

I did not create a printable mount knob as they can be found elsewhere:

( i.e. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2714362 )

I don't recommend tightening it up too much on a printed screw as it isn't needed to be tight and you don't want to snap it. You don't really need it anyway. I you print this knob, I recommend stopping the print at about 95% complete to shorten the threads.

I created this because I wanted a simple mount to use on the front of an Ender 5 with Octopi that didn't take up much space and didn't vibrate. The m3 screws don't need to be very tight so I think I'll put a dab of superglue on the threads to ensure they don't back out over time. A nylon nut would be better if you happen to have those.

Enjoy.

Made for Logitech C615 for Ender 5 2020 rail.

four to six m3x25 screws and nuts (nylon preferrably) to clamp plates together (doesn't need to be tightened very much)

two m5x8 screws and t-nuts to secure to 2020 style aluminum extrusion.

A standard knob is optional, such as that found on https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2714362 (I recommend stopping print at ~95% to make printed threads shorter)

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Creality

Printer:

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Resolution:

0.20

Infill:

Filament: eSun PLA+ PLA+ Purple

Category: 3D Printer Accessories