Ballhead For Tripod
por Said en MyMiniFactory
Ballhead in its abstract form. It requires m3 and m5 screws. Including STEP files so you can build something different on top of this and modify the holes if you wish to.
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Archivos (16)
- Ball Head Heavy V2 Ball Head Heavy V2 Ball 1 Body1 Ball.stl STL
- Ball Head Heavy V2 Ball Head Heavy V2 Ball Head 1 Body1 Ball Head.stl STL
- Ball Head Heavy V2.Step STEP
- Ball Head V6 Ball Head V6 Ball 1 Body1 Ball.stl STL
- Ball Head V6 Ball Head V6 Ball Head 1 Body1 Ball Head.stl STL
- Ball Head V6.Step STEP
- Ball Head.step STEP
- Ball Heavy.step STEP
- ball.step STEP
- Head Heavy.step STEP
- M5 Nut Knob V1 M5 Nut Knob V1 Body1 M5 Nut Knob V1.Stl STL
- M8 Coupler For 160P Upscaled.stl STL
- Prusa Mini Camera Arm V3 Prusa Mini Camera Arm V3 Ball Head 1 Body1 Ball Head.stl STL
- Prusa Mini Camera Arm V3 Prusa Mini Camera Arm V3 Ball With Mesh 1 Body1 Ball With Mesh.stl STL
- Prusa Mini Camera Arm V3 Prusa Mini Camera Arm V3 Bracket 1 Body1 Bracket.stl STL
- Sheath For 160P Upscaled.stl STL
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Ballhead in its abstract form. It requires m3 and m5 screws. Including STEP files so you can build something different on top of this and modify the holes if you wish to.
I used %20 infill with a little flexible no-brand PETG, I'd assume it should work fine with better quality PETGs, PLA+ (won't be as brittle as PLA) or ABS.
It will require support or brim. If you have good cooling you might get away with brim.
If you happen to use the M5 screw for holding ball in place, please take a look at the knob I made for M5 nuts and bolts as well: https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-150031
Sample in the demo uses this knob and it's printed at low resolution, high speed settings with Prusa Mini.
See the instagram post for its video https://www.instagram.com/p/CK1fIoqrWe7/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Update #1: second video as actual tripod
https://www.instagram.com/p/CK1vq6Jj_DI/?igshid=zx4sjjacd6qa
Update #2: added heavy version which can carry small cameras.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CK56hkbLLyv/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Update #3: Added the setup I used for my Prusa Mini Octoprint setup. With mesh head it's not so abstract anymore.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CLHMT70rL7_/
Update #4 (experimental): Very heavy duty version based on meshed head added. I printed this in PLA+ and stripped the threads inside the ball-head (meaning the plastic couldn't take the stress), therefore added two new models to optionally support this scenario. M8 Nut coupler (needs metal M8 nut) and sheath to cover the coupler so nut won't come out. It needs glue to stay in place, super strong.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CLMZKa2jEym/
Update #5: A standalone fully printable tripod with printable screws is here https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-154604
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