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# Step 8: Install Pixy Camera mount

## Task 1: Build Pixy Camera mount

Gather the Pixy mount and mounting hardware baggy.

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The two plastic pieces may be a tight fit initially. Wiggling them back and forth gently while assembling will help them go together.
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Take out the large screw and nut from the baggy. 

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The nut goes in the side that has a hole cut out for it. Thread the screw through the nut and tighten it down so that there is friction between the parts. This will keep the arm sturdy.

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Once the main nut and bolt are installed, take out the other mounting hardware from the baggy (3 screws and 3 nuts). We will mount this to the front of the top PCB.

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Fasten the mount:

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And now you can move on to the next step!


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