3D Printable Camera Enclosure CAD

I have a working prototype that combines two ELP USB cameras with a Raspberry Pi 5, and I need a straightforward housing I can print on my own FDM machine. You’ll receive photos, exact dimensions and reference images for every component; your task is to turn that information into an editable CAD model (STEP) plus ready-to-print STL files.

Core geometry
• The two cameras sit 7 cm apart, each pitched 35° outward and 30° downward.
• A standard 1/4"-20 tripod thread must be integrated.
• Internal volume must accept the Raspberry Pi 5 and wiring without strain.

Practical considerations
I’m flexible on the assembly method—whether that ends up as two screw-together halves, a snap-fit shell with a couple of screws, or another clever approach—so long as the result keeps light rain and splashes out. Please leave only the Pi’s USB, power and Ethernet ports exposed; everything else can stay sealed. Ventilation slots and cable exits should favour simple, support-light printing.

Deliverables
• Fully editable STEP (or native Fusion 360 / SolidWorks) file
• STL files arranged for easy 3D printing
• Brief notes on print orientation, recommended fasteners and any gaskets or inserts used in the design

Acceptance
A quick test fit using my provided dimensions should confirm camera spacing and tilt, tripod mount alignment, and unobstructed access to the specified Pi ports.

If you’re comfortable designing printable enclosures and working to these straightforward waterproofing and port-access needs, I’m ready to share hardware photos and jump straight into the details.