C2Pi-O Laser cut Camera holder 20 October 2024 2 minute read By Kevin McAleer Share this article on Table of Contents C2Pi-O - a Laser-cut camera holderBill of MaterialsAssemblyLaser Cut files Tags: Lasercutting Raspberry Pi Difficulty: beginner Category: lasercutting raspberrypi ai Code: https://www.github.com/kevinmcaleer/object_detection Home Blog C2pi o laser cut camera holder C2Pi-O Laser cut Camera holder 20 October 2024 | 2 minute read | By Kevin McAleer | Share this article on Video For every project I create, I often make a corresponding YouTube video. Sometimes, there might be more than one video for a single project. You can find these videos in this section. Explore more through this this dedicated video. C2Pi-O - a Laser-cut camera holder C2Pi-O is named because it can hold 2 Raspberry Pi Camera Modules, designed in the style of the popular Starwars character. Its designed to be laser cut from 3 sheets of 2mm basswood, with space for a Raspberry Pi 5 mounted to the back too. Bill of Materials Item Description Item Cost Qty Total Raspberry Pi 5 Raspberry Pi 5 2Gb. £38 1 £38 2mm Basswood A 300x300 sheet of 2mm basswood. £1 3 £3 AI Camera Raspberry Pi AI Camera £62 1 £62 Camera v3 Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3 £20 1 £20 Stand offs A pack of 10 hex standoffs. £1 1 £1 2.5mm Screws A pack of 10 2.5mm screws. £1 1 £1 Total £125 Assembly The 3 front pieces are stacked on top of each other. There are two main back pieces, the eye holder and the pi holder. The pi holder is mounted to the back panel using 2.5mm screws. The eye holder is mounted to the back panel using wood glue. Laser Cut files Here are the files you need to cut out the pieces for C2Pi-O, some peices need to be cut out multiple times, and stacked on top of each other. back.dxf - The back panel front.dxf - The front panel face.dxf - The face piece eye_behind_top.dxf - The top eye piece eye_behind_x3.dxf - The eye behind piece; cut 3 times and stack eye_holder_x3.dxf - The eye holder piece; cut 3 times and stack eyeholder_front.dxf - The front eye piece holder_1.dxf - The first holder piece; cut 2 pieces holder_2.dxf - The second holder piece; cut 2 pieces holder_3.dxf - The third holder piece; cut 2 pieces holder_4.dxf - The fourth holder piece pi_holder_back.dxf - The back pi holder piece pi_holder_front.dxf - The front pi holder piece Code View Code Repository on GitHub - https://www.github.com/kevinmcaleer/object_detection Liked this article? You might like these too. KevsArcade KevsArcade is a project to create my own Arcade (yes, with multiple machines) using Raspberry Pi and a laser cutter Build a laser-cut robot Robots and Lasers Pi to Pico W Bluetooth Communication Two-Way Bluetooth Communication Between Raspberry Pi Picos Gamepad 2
C2Pi-O Laser cut Camera holder 20 October 2024 2 minute read By Kevin McAleer Share this article on Table of Contents C2Pi-O - a Laser-cut camera holderBill of MaterialsAssemblyLaser Cut files Tags: Lasercutting Raspberry Pi Difficulty: beginner Category: lasercutting raspberrypi ai Code: https://www.github.com/kevinmcaleer/object_detection
C2Pi-O - a Laser-cut camera holder C2Pi-O is named because it can hold 2 Raspberry Pi Camera Modules, designed in the style of the popular Starwars character. Its designed to be laser cut from 3 sheets of 2mm basswood, with space for a Raspberry Pi 5 mounted to the back too. Bill of Materials Item Description Item Cost Qty Total Raspberry Pi 5 Raspberry Pi 5 2Gb. £38 1 £38 2mm Basswood A 300x300 sheet of 2mm basswood. £1 3 £3 AI Camera Raspberry Pi AI Camera £62 1 £62 Camera v3 Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3 £20 1 £20 Stand offs A pack of 10 hex standoffs. £1 1 £1 2.5mm Screws A pack of 10 2.5mm screws. £1 1 £1 Total £125 Assembly The 3 front pieces are stacked on top of each other. There are two main back pieces, the eye holder and the pi holder. The pi holder is mounted to the back panel using 2.5mm screws. The eye holder is mounted to the back panel using wood glue. Laser Cut files Here are the files you need to cut out the pieces for C2Pi-O, some peices need to be cut out multiple times, and stacked on top of each other. back.dxf - The back panel front.dxf - The front panel face.dxf - The face piece eye_behind_top.dxf - The top eye piece eye_behind_x3.dxf - The eye behind piece; cut 3 times and stack eye_holder_x3.dxf - The eye holder piece; cut 3 times and stack eyeholder_front.dxf - The front eye piece holder_1.dxf - The first holder piece; cut 2 pieces holder_2.dxf - The second holder piece; cut 2 pieces holder_3.dxf - The third holder piece; cut 2 pieces holder_4.dxf - The fourth holder piece pi_holder_back.dxf - The back pi holder piece pi_holder_front.dxf - The front pi holder piece