Definitely don't print that in PLA so it melts all over the camera in the sun. That'll be awful to remove.
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I hope no one finds out that a class 3 laser is enough to burn the sensor rendering the camera inoperable.
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Unless it's a Faraday bag or something it's not going to stop the signal tracking right? Might as well be a plastic bag.
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rocks are everywhere and they rhyme with flock so they're natural besties.
Would be a better design if it was vase mode printable.
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Spray foam insulation is easier to acquire, easier to apply, and more durable (i.e. it won't be removed by pranksters wishing to expose the lens to harmful proximaster radiation)
Anybody in the Seattle area need me to print up a batch?
How ironic that it’s hosted at Makerworld, which is effectively a CCP platform for widespread surveillance and IP theft.
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If you’re cold, they’re cold. Bring Flock cameras inside.
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We’ve got to do what we can to protect corporate property
Tip: You can fill it with expanding foam right before you install it. That way it won't blow off.
If they are cold, a little EMP burst will keep them warm the test of their lives.
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This is too peaceful. Use destructive methods
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From what I understand there are sensors other than cameras that you need to worry about that will still be active even with the lens covered
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why not cut down the pole or destroy the camera, it cost them more to put one back up, also take notice of axon cameras too. it magnifies the cost if you remove the camera, and they spend more to have a person come out and put one back up. a sleeve, paint bull can simply be removed.
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I wonder if you could design these to basically 3d print a frame and then attach cardboard , piece of fabric, or something on the front.
to reduce the filament use and print time.
This is kind of a big print. Good idea though.
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