ESP32-CAM housing

Design objectives:

• all parts of the module are covered in the housing
• still all features accessible from outside (Camera itself, flash LED, pins, reset button, SD card)
• sufficient cooling

• reliable mounting options
  Tested on three modules, thus some slot holes in the final version to fit most universally. Required components besides the two printed parts:

• wrover esp32-cam module

• two nuts M5

• four screws, 60° head, M3x16 (screwed directly into the plastic) For best firmware I found for this module, please refer to this GitHub repository:
  https://github.com/v12345vtm/timelapse-ESP32-CAM
  This includes support for cam, SD card, flash LED and time lapse recording.
  (Many thanks to v12345vtm and jimvzee!)

  Update:
  Added photo of little PCB I made.
  This plugs into the module - even when module is in the housing - for serial debugging or programming (little switch to pull pin 0 low for programming)

  Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Anet

Printer:

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Resolution:

0.2

Infill:

Filament:
OWL PETG Grey

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