Webcam mount to monitor pole stand

Motivation

• webcams often sit on top of monitors
• thin bezel monitors aren't good for this because the webcam mount obscures the screen
• even when they do sit, it can be difficult to adjust their angle & position & maintain this over time because monitors can be shaped organically

Design

• I've used 1 mm thin walls in single bolt clamps to great effect in many of my designs
  • there are a few published on Printables now, but I think they don't need to be 2 part clamps – such clamps are overkill & cumbersome to install
• I didn't anticipate doing so, but I ended up flipping the webcam hinges 180 deg & installing the mount above the webcam instead in 2 instances to place the webcam even further away from the pole

Ingredients

• your webcam must accept a ¼"-20 screw
  • ~6.3 mm deep
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• pole OD ~35.18 mm
  • I've tried this on a Vivo mount & a Walli B mount

Hardware required

• qty 1 M3 x 14+ mm CSKS
  • 2 mm hex drive in my case
• qty 1 ¼"-20 x ¾" CSK, 82 deg
  • T27 drive in my case
• qty 1 M3 thin square nut

Revision history

R1

fit for Depstech webcam, this one, I think.

R2

• fit for Logitech C920 webcam, which required +10 mm radial distance from the center of the pole
• improved fit of square nut, which used to be a little tight

Printing

• see files for orientation & settings
• printed in PETG, no supports