Well after adjusting the legs and making good use of a spirit level I’ve managed to increase the stability of the turret to beyond that of a 3 legged goat.

Next task was to cut the bottom of each leg at an angle so the entire surface of the leg would make contact with the floor whever it was placed. This was very much trial and error but I did use a fancy protractor.

I have some foam sticky pads to add to the legs just to increase grip that little bit more.

Here is a shot with the fixed side panels fitted.

Being a little short on time I remade the front leg bracket with a block of wood. It’s rough but functional and still allows room to adjust the leg height.

Legs loosely bolted in position.

Well as the title says this is a camera holder for the official ? raspberry pi camera board. You don’t get much with the camera and I wanted a simple mount that offered rotation so this was ideal. You can find it on Thingiverse.com and it plugs into the ethernet port meaning it’s compatible with almost every style of case out there.

This is hot off the printer and you can see the “rafts” still attached.

Excess plastic cut off and assembled.