I present the Nebula Camera Mount 2.0.

Compared to the previous version, it features a more detailed design, cable management, and reduced filament usage — by up to 25% compared to version 1.0 — while print time has been reduced by around 30 minutes.

Version 2.0 also requires only a minimal amount of support material - see printing profile and settings.

Recommended printing settings:

- 0,2mm layer height

- 2-3 perimeter walls

- 10-15% infill

- up to 60 mm/s printing speed

- supports: on (Threshold angle 1*, Base pattern spacing 0,5mm)

While designing this project, I wondered how to make it easier to remove prints from the build plate — the solution is a small modification to the printer’s output G-code.

How do we do this?

We need to edit our 3D printer preset in the slicer (I use Creality Print).

Then go to the Machine G-code tab:

Next, edit the Machine End G-code. We are only interested in the highlighted line — it is responsible for lifting the hotend after the print is finished.

You simply need to change Z5 to, for example, Z50.

After this change, the hotend will raise by this value every time the print is finished. Thanks to that, you’ll have more space to lift the build plate and remove the print.

Nebula cam holder 2.0 - 25% LESS FILAMENT + printing tips

Standard profile

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill