Taurus v4内窥镜固定装置

Endoscope Mount for Taurus v4

2024-01-05 19:43:12

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Summary

The worst part about the Sprite is not being able to see the nozzle. The Taurus addressed this quite nicely by making us all stare right up the bulls butt to get a glimpse of that busy little fella. But I was getting tired of bending over to watch. So that's when I decided to put a cheap endoscope right between the legs of the bull so I could see the little nozzle doing it's thing on the other side, and with great clarity.

My endoscope has a focal length of about 3-4 inches which is not ideal, so it's made to give you a couple inches of on axis adjustment. I know I could probably have taken it apart to adjust it closer, but I didn't really feel like risking that hard earned $15 the scope cost me just so I could break it while reverse engineering it with a Dremel.

The mount itself snaps into place between the ducts, right up against the bottom of the cross brace. I didn't need to use glue or fasteners since the fit is pretty good. You could sink a nut where the brace is so that they could be screwed together, or even just a bit of super glue would easily prevent it from ever coming off.

Print Settings

Printer brand:
Creality
Printer:
Ender-3 S1 Plus
Rafts:
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
Yes
Resolution:
0.2 layers with 0.4 nozzle
Infill:
If you feel like it
Filament brand:
Giantarm
Filament color:
Clear or Gray
Filament material:
PETG
Notes:
Print upside down, and put just a little bit of support at the bottom of the tube where it approaches the bed.

How I Designed This

Designed in Prusaslicer of all places. And that, boys and girls, was tedious! I will never design another part in a slicer again. For me, Onshape is the right tool for the job from now on.
I used the Taurus model for a negative in the boolean operation to cut the curves for the bracket. And the square hole was intended to be filled with a post for tying up the endoscope cable, but I never went that far.