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Adding a Better Camera to the BambuLab P1S

00:00 - Intro 00:12 - Bambu P1S Camera Example 00:28 - External Camera Consideration 00:47 - AMS LED Riser by SpectreGadget 01:09 - LED Suggestion (Not a great fit) 01:39 - LED install Result 01:56 TP-Link Tapo C110 Mention 02:27 - Camera Mount Model 02:46 - Tapo Camera Install into the mount 03:38 - Installing the Wire through the wire guide 05:03 - Installing Mount onto LCD Screen 05:44 - Tapo App Installation 06:08 - Adding Camera to Tapo App 07:52 - Initial Camera Viewing (upside down) 08:03 - Inverting Camera to fix image 08:25 - Configuring Motion and Person Detection 08:39 - Baby in Need of Help 08:54 - Changing Information on Screen 09:43 - Tapo Camera Example 10:02 - Yelling at your Printer Thangs Link: https://thangs.com/designer/worstestn... Makerworld Link: https://makerworld.com/en/models/56580 TP-Link Tapo C110 Camera: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09YL5G1Y8?... AMS Glass Seperation LED Riser by SpectreGadget : https://makerworld.com/en/models/1402... Camera mount for the TP-Link Tapo C110 to be mounted on the LCD screen of the P1S/P. Camera provides an easy and nice looking way to check in on your printer, a much needed upgrade from the stock 720P 0.5FPS camera that comes with the printers. Has wire guide for the wire to cleanly exit the mount to either the left or right. I don't know who'd go to the right, but the option is there. Default file has an aesthetic rim for those with an AMS, but a flat file provided for those who want a simple print or don't want to do a layer change. .Step files provided. 21g of filament 1 Hour on P1S Standard Speed Printing Suggestions: Print with .20mm layer height or lower. Slicer, by default, will place a bridge along the wire guide which may not come out right. Steal it, slap your logo on it, sell it. Hard for me to care. Just, if you can, link back to me.