Camera Kit for Flashforge Adventurer 5M Series

Name: Camera Kit for Flashforge Adventurer 5M Series
Brand: Flashforge
SKU: DLZ-AD5MS-Camera Kit-A-B-1
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock

$39.99 USD

*Also applicable to AD5X

Please note it's not compatible with Linux.

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Camera Kit for Adventurer 5M Series – Real-Time 3D Printing Monitoring

The Camera Kit for Adventurer 5M Series enhances your 3D printing experience with real-time monitoring and improved print accuracy. Designed for seamless integration, this high-quality camera allows users to remotely track their prints, ensuring precision and reducing print failures. Whether you’re a hobbyist or a professional, this add-on provides greater control over the printing process.

Improve Monitoring with the Camera Kit for Adventurer 5M Series

With the Camera Kit for Adventurer 5M Series, users can capture time-lapse videos, analyze print details, and receive live updates. It enhances workflow efficiency by enabling instant print checks, reducing wasted material, and preventing errors. The camera delivers clear, high-resolution images, making it easy to inspect layer adhesion and fine details.

Upgrade your Adventurer 5M Series today with this must-have camera kit and enjoy a smarter, more reliable printing experience!

Is good to see the print but picture could be better

Is good to see the print but picture quality not it's best. And has a lot of lag. But still happy to upgrade a great printer. Well worth it

I like how easy it was to hook up

I like how easy it was to hook up , works great

CAMERA INSTALL

Well the camera was very easy to install, but it has a lot of latency to the signal, mines runs via my gigibyte line, but unsure what the wired connection speed is, in theory, I should get real time speeds on the network. But it I handy for a quick check on my phone when out and about

Easy install, decent performance

The parts came in and installed very easily. Sometimes the app doesn’t activate the camera when pushing the play button but it does ultimately turn on. There is a decent bit of lag in the signal but it is effective enough to know if the print is going well or not.