ecobee sensor mount 3d models

The design relies on provided 2mm screws to firmly attach the mount and subsequent M3x12mm screws that ensure a rock-solid mounting process to the left of the aluminum block. Fortunately, this precision engineering raises the probe enough to...

SummaryMy wife made a mistake by breaking the mount that secures the garage door sensor to the metal mounting post some time ago. Ever since then, it has been held on with tape and a zip tie. So, I decided to create a replacement myself by designing...

I chose to install Ultrabase glass bed on my Hypercube, and the LJC18A3-H-Z/BX sensor was a viable option for auto-leveling. Simply swap out the original mount with this one. The LJC18A3-H-Z/BX sensor is highly heat-sensitive, so you'll need to...

My wife unintentionally snapped off the mount that keeps the garage door sensor firmly attached to its metal mounting post, rendering it precarious since then - stuck on by tape and a zip tie for far too long. Frustrated by this DIY mishap, I decided...

 I had also purchased the BIQU Smart Sensor and wanted to mount it as well.  I found a few models, but they either mounted directly above the extruder (adding a lot of weight) or where my filament was not going to go.  My filament is...

To achieve this, I needed to create a custom wire mount for the water sensor that would prevent the wires from coming into contact with the metal floor of the keg fridge. ...The result is a unique device that has been crafted using Tinkercad, an online...

This is a Simple mount for the Wyze motion Sensor.The adhesive holding ours up was failing and it was detecting a little further than we wanted so I designed this to both secure it to the wall and to block part of the field of view where we didn't...

Wii, Wii-U and Dolphin Bar mount designed to support 1, 2 or 3 sensor bar. All is printable and multi TV shape adaptive. You can use glue to fix your chosen support but you can only clip it too. I Printed it at 0.12 with a 0.4 buse, but i think you...

Wii, Wii-U and Dolphin Bar mount designed to support 1, 2 or 3 sensor bar. All is printable and multi TV shape adaptive. You can use glue to fix your chosen support but you can only clip it too. I Printed it at 0.12 with a 0.4 buse, but i think...

This mount is designed to securely hold up a MaxSonar LV-EZ0 Range Finder Sonar for prototyping innovative ideas. The brick itself measures the same as three standard 2x4 Lego bricks, allowing it to be easily "bricked" into a sturdy support...

This is a compact handlebar-mounted temperature sensor holder. The temp probe inserts from the front, and the bracket securely fastens to the handlebars with flexible zip ties. I primarily utilize mine for monitoring battery temperatures on e-bikes,...

This is a reworked version of the round pir sensor model I created earlier, available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1600402. The prototype you see pictured measures water levels for dogs. Mounting hardware is provided by...

This is a Simple mount for the Wyze motion Sensor. The adhesive holding ours up was failing and it was detecting a little further than we wanted so I designed this to both secure it to the wall and to block part of the field of view where we...

To replace your stock sensor mount with a BLTouch one from ANTCLabs, use the latest version dated October 10, 2016. This updated model is slightly thicker for added rigidity and demands M3 25mm screws to secure it to the original carriage. I...

Just a simple 18mm ABL sensor mount. Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality Printer: CR-10S Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 20% Filament: any Tough PLA any Category: 3D Printer Parts

Using the mini mobile robot porta sensor component as a reference, I have successfully rotated the porta sensor by 90 degrees, which significantly simplifies the 3D printing process.

This will let you mount a prox sensor (or anything really) anywhere you have a bolt on your X carriage facing up or down. For a prox sensor, the vertical part needs to be enough to hold the part just above where the hot end hits but below the sensor...

The sensor is attached with: 2 of M3x20 socket head 2 of M3 nylock nut For Creality machines, the stock extruder hardware includes: 1 of M3x18 socket head 2 of M3x10 button head 1 of M3x10 counter sunk Updated Lerdge mount includes: 1 of M3x22...

Articulating arm to mount an Adafruit TSL2591 luminosity sensor to a Piclop 3D Scanner (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:754003). Snaps together after some fine sanding at the ends. Requires a few M3 screws, nuts, and washers to hold the arm...

I replace the stock mount for the fan and sensor with a new one in the exact same spot, using longer screws that were provided in the assembly package. This adds a cooling fan and ducting system to my 3D printer. To configure this setup, I use Cura...

A sleek and modern solution for securely fastening the Oculus Rift sensor to a wall.

Securing the LJ12A3 sensor to the axis of a 3D printer or CNC machine.

I adjusted the original model's filament runout sensor to accommodate my current sensor, which is available at https://www.123-3d.nl/123-3D-Filament-run-out-sensor-voor-1-75-mm-filament-i3428-t15362.html. ...Two 3mm bolts will be required for...

For every creator who desires to employ a 30mm sensor over the conventional 18mm option

This device serves as a housing for an economical temperature sensor.

I've taken the original design and modified it to accommodate an 18mm Inductive Sensor instead.

We utilized this setup to deploy our sensors for the line-following competition.

Filament Runout Sensor Mount for Creality Ender 3 / V2 / Pro Will also work I believe the the CR10 series Designed for Bondtech dual gear extruder from Creality This was designed specifically for this official creality product...

# Filament Runout Sensor Mount for Creality Ender 3 / V2 / Pro Will also work I believe the the CR10 series ## Designed for Bondtech dual gear extruder from Creality This was designed specifically for this official creality product...

My next step was to figure out how to mount it between the spool and the printer, allowing full range of movement but without the constant jerking. My design solves this problem and also keeps the filament spooling from the center of the spool, not...