Telemachus
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I don't think anybody's 3D printed solutions were really helpful. The honeycomb is deep enough to create issues with the camera, and you're never going to quite get the original angle.The recent F-150 Lightning cancellation announcement finally got me to act on this project - I figure with no more trucks coming, a camera-friendly option isn't likely to show up. That means I better do it myself - it's good to see so many successes in this thread. Any of you who did the 3D-printing method - will you please share your designs? I'd love to be able to "stand on the shoulders of giants," so to speak. Thanks!
Personally I recommend cutting as small of a hole as you can, and then angling the camera and tacking it on with hot glue. See how you like it.
If you get to the point where you're comfortable where it is, cover the camera with some saran wrap, and making epoxy harness to hold it in place.
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