Joist GoPro Mount
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My workbench is in the basement, and when I record videos of various projects from there, I use my GoPro camera. Rather than working around a tripod that always seems to be in the way, I use this mount that attaches to the floor joists overhead -- now the camera is no longer an obstacle.
Note that this doesnot screw into the joists -- the two bolts are there only to create enough pressure for the mount to have a tight grip on the joist above.
This print requires a few extra things, some of which you might just have laying around:
- A 0.5-inch rod of whatever length is appropriate for reaching from the floor joists to where you'd like your GoPro to be. I used aluminum, but, really, anything is fine.
- Four M6 nuts. These are captive in the design, see the printing instructions below for brief suggestions about how to configure your print to automatically pause at the right moments for you to insert each nut.
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Four 20mm+ M6 bolts. Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Wanhao
Printer:
Wanhao Duplicator i3 Plus
Yes
Resolution:
0.3mm
15%
Notes:
Printing this is going to be somewhat more complex than a normal print -- it is composed of three separate parts including four captive M6 nuts. You will need to edit the G-Code your slicer generates to add instructions appropriate for pausing your print at the end of the layer right before the nut area is covered. You will also want to make sure that support material is not printed in the area that the nut will reside -- this is easy to accomplish using Simplify3D, but I'm not sure if that is possible using Cura.
The specific code I use for doing this is as follows; note that you will have to alter this if you are printing on a different machine or via a different process; I've noted below the few more-obvious places that changes might be necessary:
M104 S0 ; Turn bed heater offM140 S0 ; Turn extruder heater offG91 ; Put in relative modeG1 Z10 ; Raise the extruder by 10mmG90 ; Put back in absolute modeG1 X0 Y0 ; Zero the X & YM0 Click To Restart ; Pause and wait for the user; this instruction works for OctoPrint, but you may need to use a different instruction (perhaps M25 if you are printing from an SD card) depending upon what instructions are available for your printer.G1 X0 Y0 ; Zero the X & Y (again)G91 ; Put in relative modeG1 Z-10 ; Lower the extruder by 10mmG90 ; Put back in absolute modeM140 S75 ; Heat the bed to 75 degrees (adjust this)M190 S75 ; Wait until the bed temperature has stabilized around 75 degrees (adjust this)M104 S240 T0 ; Heat the extruder to 240 degrees (adjust this)M109 S240 T0 ; Wait until the extruder temperature has stabilized at 240 (adjust this)Etiketler
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