Wolfbox DIY Share: 3D Printed Wire Cover and Rear Cam Mount

[Wolfbox]

The member in our FB group installed a G930 dashcam system with a WDR upgraded rear camera in his vehicle, chosen for its 10” size matching the stock mirror. Mounted with the OEM mirror mount, he used a 33-foot cable for the rear camera and replaced the 32GB SD card with a 256GB card, allowing videos to last 6–7 weeks before overwriting. The rear camera is used solely for recording, as the OEM tailgate camera handles reversing.

What's more, he 3D-printed a custom wire cover and rear camera mount, which function perfectly. Overall, the setup is clean, functional, and highly satisfactory. See the pics below.

What do you think?

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[P-38Ranger]

Interesting. Still, in sunny California I am cleaning my stock camera lens to much.

 

[Wolfbox]

Interesting. Still, in sunny California I am cleaning my stock camera lens to much.

RainX may help.

 

[P-38Ranger]

Tried Rainx, surprised it didn't, but modern plastics versus glass?

 

[Proverbs308]

Can you share the model so we can print this? I was strongly considering buying your camera system for my truck.

 

[Wolfbox]

Can you share the model so we can print this? I was strongly considering buying your camera system for my truck.

The dash cam model he uses is the G930, an old model.

 

[Proverbs308]

The dash cam model he uses is the G930, an old model.

I am sorry, but I meant the CAD file to print out the adapter on a 3D printer.

 

[Wolfbox]

I am sorry, but I meant the CAD file to print out the adapter on a 3D printer.

He didn't share the file. Sorry, sir.

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