3d printed alexa holder

To make printing easier, I broke down the design into separate components that don't require supports. Some printers might struggle with the joint's clearance. OpenSCAD files are available upon request. I refined the ball joint multiple times but...

A steampunk oldschool like mount for your favorite alexa echo show 5 smart home device! Print with very low support. ...Fits Echo Show 5 devices from any generation.

My idea for my new Nissan was to use for the rear area a combined container for 1x Alexa Echo Dot old version 1x Power Bank Schwaiger with 2 USB ports - mini lamp 1x drink holder 2x Mobile phone holder I took inspiration from the design...

This remix combines the Ikea Lack Shelf Hook by Antscran from Thingiverse, with the Amazon Fire stick Remote w/Alexa voice Holder by robotcanadia also from Thingiverse. I'd like to extend my gratitude to both designers who provided me with the...

Check out the remix by Russell_S here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3914289For old remote style you can use this other design i made: https://www.printables.com/model/275934-amazon-firestick-remote-holderI needed a wall mount for the new fire...

You can print it separately and attach with screws, or print as one piece.If you print as one piece, you'll need supports. They are marked as remix parts in the downloads. Also, the original design was for a 2nd gen Echo Dot, but my first gen fits...

This is a Super Mario Pipe that is designed to house second\third-generation Alexa units. I designed it to be used as a pen cup, but it is quite large and can be used for anything you want really. I'm sure it would be cool if used as a planter.

I attached all parts with ca glue and activator and for the sholder and elbow pegs I use tape to make the joint tight so it can still move but lock in place.Due to file size I uploaded as draft quality, i printed all mine at .2 layer height with 15%...

I attached all parts with ca glue and activator and for the sholder and elbow pegs I use tape to make the joint tight so it can still move but lock in place. Due to file size I uploaded as draft quality, i printed all mine at .2 layer height with 15%...

Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator 2 Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 100 Infill: 15% Notes: I printed one using 100-layer settings, but a 200-layer print would also look fine. A nice finish was my priority, and...

Amazon Alexa Echo Dot (3rd gen) VESA 75 mount. This mount use only two of the four VESA mounting points ( you will have to use two M4x10mm screws ). ... Let me know in the comments if you need other versions with different VESA standard.

I'm currently using an older remote that doesn't have TV power and volume buttons, so I checked out a remix by Russell_S here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3914289 If you're looking for a design more like my old remote, I've got another one on...

My clever creation fits an Alexa Dot perfectly inside its head, making it easy to control from anywhere. A whiteboard on top lets you jot down notes, while markers in its hands make it simple to write directly onto the board. I wanted to solve a...

Printed in white to use up some old filament, but think it would be best printed in the same color as your Echo Dot or maybe with a marble/granite look. This design features a few key differences compared to the Google Mini holder, notably an...

The well known Greek god, Atlas, is the perfect holder for an echo (or Homepod mini) which indiscernibly replaces the globe he is holding on his shoulders! The model is actually based off the Hercules statue found in Port Merion, Wales. The design...

If you're a real fan of spiderman (homem aranha) so you DESERVE this design. ...Happy printing!

... structural support is necessary for this model, but you may need to manipulate the object's orientation during printing. After completing the three-part print, attach each segment securely with strong adhesive, such as super glue or epoxy.

This Capybara model is compatible with Amazon Echo Dot 4th Gen, Amazon Echo Dot 3th Gen and Amazon Echo Dot with Clock. ...Single file, prints in about 5 hours, you can split it into two pieces if you need, just use super glue after completion.

This awesome model is compatible with Amazon Echo Dot 4th Gen, Amazon Echo Dot 3th Gen and Amazon Echo Dot with Clock. ...Single file, prints in a few hours, you can split it into two pieces if you need, just use super glue after completion.

Alexa is a realistic and high detailed 3D model of a female character modeled in 3ds Max 2010. ...For the Alexa's textured version check : Product ID 647774 For the Alexa's rigged version check : Product ID 651382

This project is a remix of "The lamp is a joke" # 4823478, you can use this with your ESP32 and enable communications with MikroDash and Alexa. ... Main part: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4823478

... The 3D printed parts used for this project are as follows: Motor mount designed by pgote Blind holder and box holder created by Kliwer16 To access the software code, visit: https://www.dropbox.com/s/6ara40qncm93s7w/rollo_ESP8266_mit_Alexa.ino?dl=0

User creates complex scenes within 3ds Max, leveraging its robust toolset to achieve photorealistic results. Final renderings are refined with KeyShot, a powerful renderer that produces stunning images and animations. ...To further enhance the visuals,...

The Alexa Hampton Randolph 2 Light Flush Mount, designed by Alexa Hampton, is a visually comfortable lighting fixture made of polished nickel. This product is available at Visual Comfort & Co. and can be found online via the provided link. It...

Also I have printed (with better results) the base in horizontal layout but the id holder in vertical layout. This ensure that the orientation of the filament will be perpendicular to the force of the moving parts. This prevents that any of the...

Kitchen Alexa - Small Kitchen Panel + GIFT

Every component including the bearing can be fabricated with a 3D printer.\n\nAssembly Instructions\n\nStep 1: Fabricate the following components:\n4 x bearings --> Ensure this print meets quality standards with at least 50% infill density.\n2 x...

A compact kit containing fifteen pieces designed for secure 3D printed component retention and easy organization on workspaces, crafting areas, or laboratories.

Attach a 4x4 wooden block to a sheet of plywood using 2 1/4" wood screws. Then, secure the plywood to a base plate with M8 socket head cap screws. Next, connect a metal bracket to the top surface of the block using #10-24 machine screws and nuts.

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