# AxiDraw Lego camera mount DevFeed: [AxiDraw Lego camera mount]() Original publisher: [Read original article]() Author: Stanko Published: 2020-10-17T00:00:00Z Content type: tutorial Language: en Sources: [Stanko Tadić]() Topics: [Raspberry Pi](), [mount]() Tags: [camera](), [lego](), [mount](), [plotting](), [raspberry-pi]() ## AI overview A project article describing a LEGO mount for a Raspberry Pi camera attached to an AxiDraw plotter. The mount provides adjustable height and rotation using a blue LEGO component connected to a glued rail. ## Source excerpt I already built a mount for my Raspberry Pi camera, but it was 3d printed. Meaning that it has one fixed position. I used it a couple of times, but I wasn't super satisfied. Then I stumbled on these images, and thought it was a great idea to use Lego to build a new, more versatile mount. A friend of mine had a bunch of spare Legos laying around, so he gave me two bags full of Legos to play around. I wasn't sure where to start, especially because I wanted to make both height and rotation adjustable. After fiddling with the blocks for about an hour, I came up with this: It is quite simple, but the secret is in the blue part. Because it can be connected with the black "rail" I glued on to the plotterI used double sided mounting tape, as it is stable enough and easy to remove if I want to This allows me to change the height of the mount, by inserting the blue part into the different hole. And to make things even better, the blue part behaves as an axis, and the whole mount can be rotated around it. Once mounted, it looks like this: And finally I shot a short test video plotting my logo: If you want to see pen plots of my generative art, check my Instagram account.