Making an Eye-Grabbing Webcam Mount for complete Eye Contact in video calls

In this video I share how I made something to help my husband remember to look into his webcam when speaking during video calls or filming his podcast. The Webcam Leech can be mounted to the top of your webcam and helps you maintain eye contact with your camera so that your boss and colleagues think that you are fully engaged in the conversation. Print yours today!
Thingiverse link: www.thingiverse.com/thing:613...
0:00 Infomercial
1:36 Why I made it
2:13 Modeling it in Fusion 360
2:49 3D printing parts
3:04 Assembling the leech
3:34 Byyyye

[@lynettevantonder8195]

So cool!

[@laurap.5970]

😂😂😂 Love that!

[@HiECorp]

This is actually a very practical tool lol

[@christopherfujino]

based on a true story

[@tonyp4894]

I'm a noob. Hope you can help me. I need to know if I should leave my PLA filament loaded in the head, or should I remove the filament when I am finished 3d printing an object. Is it safe to finish printing and just leave the printer loaded with the filament. thank you for your help. BTW, what modeling program can a non-engineering type like me use that doesn't require years of training to use. Tony 😎

[@LexieEclectic]

Hi Tony, As far as I know it's best to store your printing material in a sealed container (I use a large gallon zip loc bag and the box the filament came in) because it tends to absorb moisture and this can lead to the material not printing too well. In terms of CAD modelling software I use Fusion 360, there are a lot of free tutorials on TH-cam as well as beginner tutorials on the Autodesk site. For free cad software I've heard that FreeCAD(www.freecad.org/) is pretty good although I've never used it myself.

[@bo2o]

link to stl?

[@LexieEclectic]

Will add it in the description