Mintion Beagle camera is a dual-use camera that allows you to monitor and control your 3D printer remotely, while also making it easy to create time-lapse videos. But customers often ask how to mount the Beagle camera to the 3d printer to have a good view. Check out which bracket you will like. We collected some mounting brackets designed by the Beagle camera owners from the internet, and we hope this article will help when you get the camera. If you have designed a different mount for your 3d printer, please keep sharing and hashtag with #beaglecamera on Facebook, Facebook Group, TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, Thingiverse.com, and Printables.com. This article will be updated regularly for more designs being updated.

This mounting bracket is a standalone tripod bracket, so which is no need to install it onto the printer, and it has more flexible for each 3d printer; it's able to adjust the height and camera view angle, not just rely on one particular series 3d printers. If you stick with the anti-skid pad at the bottom, it will perform better. 

All the 3d printers.

Thingiverse by Kim

This bracket is standalone for the Beagle camera view ratio at 16:9 and 9:16. While the camera's default image ratio is 16:9 (Horizontal screen), if you want to have a 9:16 video ratio (Vertical screen), you can mount the camera onto this bracket. With this bracket, you will need screws, in this case, the designer used wood screws #6 3/4" (metric 4x20mm) to hold the camera and a longer one to assemble the two parts. 

All the 3d printers.

Thingiverse by dfactory 

This Beagle camera mount is to hold on tripod.  This adapter is to put a Mintion BeaglePrint camera on a stand with a standard screw (kodak). Pause during printing to insert an M7 nut. With this adapter, you would hold the camera onto tripod to have a flexible angle and space on video. 

All 3d printers

Thingiverse by Yaume

This printable adapter is between tripod and Beagle camera, you can mount Beagle camera on your tripod, more adjustable to find the most desired position, view, or shoot video.

All the 3d printers

Thingiverse by Kim

This is for the Beagle camera to be mounted in the 3d printer enclosure, with this bracket, you can hold the camera on the right/left side or even on the top of enclosure. But you need to take off the camera base and print the mounted base to hold. 

All the 3d printers in the 3d printer enclosure

Printable by mc2_project3d 

This is an articulated Beagle Camera fixing model designed based on JGAurora A5S. At the same time, the designer also optimized the installation and fixing part to be compatible with more printers. The use of screws in this model will make the overall change firmer. At the same time, link There are many pictures and text descriptions, I believe you can make it easier to install. Joe also designed a camera mount for the V2 using M3x10 screws.

JGAurora A5S / Prusa i3 MK3S+

Printables by Joe

This is a mounting system for Mintion Beagle camera, which is combined with adjustable arm and mountable LED. The "printer rail plate" is fixed using 2 T-nuts in the 40mm rail of the printer. This creation of a longer arm achievable with 2 "half arms" assembled thanks to the "sleeve" all blocked with 2 "led support rail screws".

Ender 3 or with 4040 alluminum base frame

Cults3d by VIDECIS41

This is an articulating Beagle camera mounting bracket. The special place is that Piney partially removed the Beagle camera's bottom base, thereby it will be reducing the weight and volume of the camera; furthermore, you will be needed some screws to mount and it has some adjustable space.

Ender 3 S1 / Ender 3 V2

Printables by Piney29887

Summonscombined the mount designs from Piney29887 and Joe and make a new bracket. And this new mounting bracket is mounted as attachment, but it's applied for all 3d printers. And Summons use the 10mm Cable Clips from Michel, Parametric Power Supply Mount by Peter H, Parametric Everything Table Hook by unipear, and the Parametric Cable Organiser by djedje_zr7, were used to tidy up.

This is an adaptation modification bracket from a gooseneck webcam with a ball joint mount to the Beagle camera, which means you can turn it around to get any angle you want. But the condition is you need to have a gooseneck webcam mount.

All 3d printers if you have the gooseneck webcam mount PIWS02

Thingiverse by Macflame

This bracket is mounted with 2pcs M3 screws and nuts to fix onto the 3d printer, use M3 screws to connect the bracket and Beagle camera. This bracket is a good choice if you don't have extra space on your desktop.

Anycubic i3 Mega S

Thingiverse by 3Daniel3

This articulating mount is with GoPro Style Arms to fit M5, the files BeagleCam_90 and BeagleCam_straight are for connecting the mount_I3MS with the arms. The file BeagleCam_Cam is for connecting the arms with the Halter BeagleCam. You will need

M5x20 screws and M5 Hex Nuts for the arms.

2x M3x8 for the cam mount (cylinder head are to high)

2x M3x12 for the printer mount

To fit the M5 hex nuts to the Halter BeagleCam and the mount_I3MS you have to use a soldering iron.

Anycubic i3 Mega S

Thingiverse by MaBu676 

This bracket is installed on the top of the 3d printer. The Beagle camera and the bracket are connected by screws, which will make the connection very firm. With this angle, in the final time-lapse video, there will be a visual experience brought by a top-down angle.

Ender3 V2

This is an articulating bracket, you can adjust to the height and angle you want by adding joints. It's using M4 screws and nuts, so you can get tightness. You will have two designs for the snap-on or embedded in the aluminum frame of your 3d printer. 

Ender3 V2 (Or 4020 alluminum base frame)

Thingiverse by Kim

This Beagle camera mount is for the Anycubic Vyper. The mast can be rotated and the height of the camera can be continuously adjusted with the clamping screw. Since the Vyper 3d printer has higher feet, the support foot and the mast have to be shortened accordingly for the original printer height. To do this, simply move the corresponding parts by about -15mm in the Z direction when slicing.

Additionally required:

1x screw M4x30mm

1x screw M4x12mm with hexagon head

1x screw M5x15mm with hexagon head

Anycubic Vyper

Printables by Gogi

While there're still a lot of mounting brackets on the internet, we just collected some and hope this will help you. And this article will be updated regularly, and we also will continue to design, collect and share more brackets for Beagle camera users. If there's any question or need assistance from us, please feel free to contact us at support@mintion.net.  Which one would you like? ;)