FIVE SIMPLE RASPBERRY PI CAMERA MOUNTS

Choose one design. Each folder includes all of its assembly parts, print-oriented STL files, editable STEP files, pinned CAD source, previews and fit/assembly notes. Alternative fit parts replace their default; they do not increase the assembled piece count.

The renders folder contains the polished actual-CAD gallery previews. Use the private studio to rotate each model or save another angle.

Click Perch: 2 printed pieces; 17.6 g solid part mass (CAD); GPT-6 Astra.
Stripe: 2 printed pieces; 15.9 g solid part mass (CAD); Opus 5.5.
Sled: 2 printed pieces; 24.1 g solid part mass (CAD); Gemini 4 Argon; CAD by GPT-6.1 Sol.
Edge Gimbal: 3 printed pieces; 16.0 g solid part mass (CAD); GPT-6.1 Sol.
Sill: 3 printed pieces; 19.1 g solid part mass (CAD); GPT-6 Pro; CAD by GPT-6.1 Sol.

Designed for A1 mini, PLA, 0.4 mm nozzle and 0.20 mm layers. No purchased assembly hardware, glue or ties. No slicing or printing was performed. Actual filament use and time require slicing; the numbers above are the mass of solid printed parts calculated from CAD volume. Brim, supports and waste add material.

Targets Camera Module 3 Standard and the official Pi 5 case. The published case dimensions are approximate overall dimensions, not production drawings. Most new designs use a provisional 30 mm molded body plus 3 mm feet, with a 33 mm body alternative where supplied. Confirm the selected fit before a full print. Standard lens, feet, port boots and internal ribbon allowance are provisional; fit, snap forces, fatigue and heat creep remain physically untested.

Read the individual README and review evidence for declared adjustment poses and cable-routing limits. The 200 mm stock cable exits the USB/Ethernet short edge. Rearrange its relaxed slack by hand before changing the angle; modeled routes do not prove real ribbon strain or connector contact orientation.

Portable rebuilds use the pinned script/lock supplied by each design. Follow that folder's README; all heavy CAD, mesh checks and rendering were performed on the MacBook.
