Designing around the cameras
This project creates a mounting interface for the Tonton cameras used at home. Rather than starting with a general-purpose bracket, I modeled parts around the camera and the intended mounting arrangement.
A two-part interface
The CAD view shows two separate plates with their fastener-hole layouts, while the physical photographs show the black printed parts alongside a camera. The project retains FreeCAD and SolidWorks design sources, separate camera and wall bracket STL exports, and a 3MF project.
The CAD view shows the two-part mounting interface and its hole layout.
From prototypes to installed use
The saved project notes report that the cameras have been installed for several years without issues. The physical photographs show the printed mounting parts close up, and the CAD view documents the plate shapes and hole layout. Together they show the small custom components developed for the installation.
The printed mounting parts shown beside the camera they were made for.
Small parts that adapt existing equipment
A mounting plate can be a modest part, but its dimensions connect the device to the place it will be used. This project is another example of custom CAD and 3D printing applied to equipment already in hand, with the final fit kept specific to the cameras involved.
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