Improved version of https://www.printables.com/model/603448-k40-camera-mount-for-document-scanner more magnets and attachment to the corner of the K40 resulting in less flex from the fairly thin metal.

Designed this camera mount for a cheap document scanner from Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/Document-THUSTAND-Definition-Visualiser-Portable/dp/B0868H9NN8) so I could use the camera capabilites from LightBurn (https://lightburnsoftware.com/).

The base is magnetic and attaches to the side of my K40 (my unit has an 8 degree slope to the case).

The camera is basically secured by thumbscrews so it is very easy to loosen the camera at the attachment point and swing it out of the way. The printed guide will provide a ledge for it to sit while are opening the lid and it also provides a distinct spot for it to sit into when the camera is in-place. The guide is also used to locate the camera back to where you calibrated. Alternatively, the camera can be set low and close enough to the viewing window, such that it can be used with the lid closed.

Bill of Materials:

• 3 x 1.26" Cup Magnet (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07S3R9QDR)
• 4 x Small Magnet (15mm x 5mm https://www.amazon.com/Personalized-Multi-Use-Whiteboard-Bulletin-Refrigerators/dp/B078S2JMJ5)
• 3 x M3 Nuts
• 3 x 8mm M3 Flat Countersunk Screws