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A £5 Aliexpress endoscope and a 45m print makes monitoring and improving print quality and first layer issues 100x easier! (lemmy.world)

submitted 2 years ago by gundog48 to c/3dprinting

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https://www.printables.com/model/465940-voron-stealthburner-cheap-nozzle-camera-endoscope-

Been running for months now in a heated chamber! These cameras should be easy to adapt to most printers. It was only supposed to be a temporary addition to fit for troubleshooting, but it's holding up to almost constant use really well!

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[–] fhein 1 points 2 years ago

Was it just plug-n-play on Linux, or did you need some drivers for it?

And as others have requested, some stills from the camera would be nice so we can see the image quality of it.