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Nebula Camera Mount for Ender 3V3 KE/SE - Input-Shaper Friendly 3d model
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Nebula Camera Mount for Ender 3V3 KE/SE - Input-Shaper Friendly 3d model
Nebula Camera Mount for Ender 3V3 KE/SE - Input-Shaper Friendly 3d model
Nebula Camera Mount for Ender 3V3 KE/SE - Input-Shaper Friendly 3d model
Nebula Camera Mount for Ender 3V3 KE/SE - Input-Shaper Friendly 3d model
Nebula Camera Mount for Ender 3V3 KE/SE - Input-Shaper Friendly 3d model
Nebula Camera Mount for Ender 3V3 KE/SE - Input-Shaper Friendly 3d model
Nebula Camera Mount for Ender 3V3 KE/SE - Input-Shaper Friendly 3d model

Nebula Camera Mount for Ender 3V3 KE/SE - Input-Shaper Friendly

This is an X-axis mount for the Nebula camera on the Creality Ender 3V3 KE, which accommodates the bracket for the Creality Input Shaping Sensor.

The updated version slots onto the X-axis end-stop with a satisfying click and can be printed without supports. There are clips on the underside of the arm so that the Nebula cable can be routed discreetly.

v27 updates: • increased size of cable clips • increased thickness of top and bottom x-axis supports by 1mm

3D PRINTING SETTINGS:

Filament: Any, prints fine in PLA Time: <90 minutes on Ender 3V3 KE Supports: None Bed adhesion settings: None Positioning: Slice on its side as per the purple example in the main picture

Community Makes (1)
I needed to bend the arm (using low setting on heat gun), in order for it to clear my Nebula Pad as the camera was obscuring a lot of the screen. Also added a small dropper in order to have the Nebula camera sit a bit closer to the build plate so I can see the hot-end nozzle tip. Refer to photos. Very pleased with the result.
I needed to bend the arm (using low setting on heat gun), in order for it to clear my Nebula Pad as the camera was obscuring a lot of the screen. Also added a small dropper in order to have the Nebula camera sit a bit closer to the build plate so I can see the hot-end nozzle tip. Refer to photos. Very pleased with the result.


Community Makes (1)
I needed to bend the arm (using low setting on heat gun), in order for it to clear my Nebula Pad as the camera was obscuring a lot of the screen. Also added a small dropper in order to have the Nebula camera sit a bit closer to the build plate so I can see the hot-end nozzle tip. Refer to photos. Very pleased with the result.
I needed to bend the arm (using low setting on heat gun), in order for it to clear my Nebula Pad as the camera was obscuring a lot of the screen. Also added a small dropper in order to have the Nebula camera sit a bit closer to the build plate so I can see the hot-end nozzle tip. Refer to photos. Very pleased with the result.

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I needed to bend the arm (using low setting on heat gun), in order for it to clear my Nebula Pad as the camera was obscuring a lot of the screen. Also added a small dropper in order to have the Nebula camera sit a bit closer to the build plate so I can see the hot-end nozzle tip. Refer to photos. Very pleased with the result.
I needed to bend the arm (using low setting on heat gun), in order for it to clear my Nebula Pad as the camera was obscuring a lot of the screen. Also added a small dropper in order to have the Nebula camera sit a bit closer to the build plate so I can see the hot-end nozzle tip. Refer to photos. Very pleased with the result. 3d model
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PrinterCreality Ender 3 V3 SE
Print bed sizeX: 220 mm; Y: 220 mm; Z: 220 mm
MaterialPLA+
Layer height0.2 mm
Infill density30 %

Nebula Camera Mount for Ender 3V3 KE/SE - Input-Shaper Friendly

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