ecobee sensor mount 3d models

Another mount for the original Sensor of the Anet A8.

Engineers Crafted a Standard Temperature Probe Mounting Device.

Reach out and mount another odd position on me, robot.

Here's a quick DIY model I whipped up to hang an Oculus Rift CV1 sensor on a wall. You'll need a 1/4-20 bolt to lock in the camera - a 3/8" length should suffice. ...To secure it to the wall, use small nails or brads; thumbtacks are not ideal for this...

When operating a temperature sensor through your wall, this protective covering shields it while allowing airflow to circulate around it. The built-in thermometer holder's design echoes the appearance of an old-fashioned thermometer face, and its...

The human sensor now boasts a broader range of capabilities, allowing it to effectively deploy itself. Adjustments have been made to the screwpoints, extending their reach and functionality. ...To enhance its visual appeal, rounded edges have been...

This is a basic enclosure for a temperature and humidity sensor that allows you to monitor the internal temperature of your print environment. A low-cost option for acquiring this device can be found on Aliexpress for as little as $1. ...After...

... how I printed it) is that the tabs break off every time. So, I reinforced the tabs by adding material at an angle outside of each tab. The trick with this part is to bend the whole part when putting the sensor in rather that trying to bend the tabs.

"I really need a hassle-free method for attaching this sensor bar to the top of my LCD monitor, without relying on something like tape or adhesive." And then I designed a simple holder, 3D printed two of them, and went on to play video games long...

This little beauty is a T-shaped bracket, serving as a bridge between Tetrix patterns and Modern Robotics sensors. With its robust design and cleverly added side supports, it's incredibly easy to 3D print. ...Perfect for FTC teams who need reliable...

This is an adjustable bracket for the sensor on a Tronxy X3A, designed with precision in mind. I discovered this innovative solution on a Russian website, 3dtoday.ru, where it's been gaining popularity as a valuable addition to the Tronxy X3 lineup.

This is a compact ultrasonic sensor designed to be integrated seamlessly onto a miniature robotic device. It securely locks into place within the ring, ensuring a snug and stable fit. ...To ensure optimal print quality, it's recommended that this...

This is a simple filament runout mounting plate for putting it next to the top mounted spool. ...It has holes for screws and v-slot nuts to mount it securely on the top of the gantry.

Then i decided buy a new clock based in battery, with indoor and out door temperature sensor and voltimeter. I don´t paste a link where to buy ir , but this model is famous in most of on line shops. ... I installed the part in to my fiat ducato...

Created by Team 2410, this mount is designed specifically for the MaxBotix XL?MaxSonar?EZ0.

this mount is used to connect the sick camera used in machine vision

i like the design, but it always come loose... ...so i modified it a little bit. now you need to bolt it on. after mounting the mount you need to level the printbed. ...

I designed this print, but it never saw the light of day because I upgraded to an 8mm sensor that performs exceptionally well. Print Settings: Printer Brand: My trusty RepRap printer is always up for the task. Printer: The Prusa i3 Hephestos is my...

Created to attach an 18mm diameter capacitive sensor onto my X-carriage was this setup, only it seems there is a strange mismatch of 24.5mm between the M3 bolts. After exhaustive research, one that fits could not be found so it had to be...

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Z Axis Sensor Bracket Designed specifically for the TronXY P802MA, this bracket makes Z axis adjustment easy and convenient. To set up the shell, I recommend a thickness of 1.2mm to accommodate the slide detail perfectly. By doing so, you can simply...

This is my very first custom design, created specifically to hold my blue-tipped proximity sensor securely on my Cobblebot V2. While others may exist, I opted for a design that fits perfectly without any modifications needed. Print Settings: ...

You will need to remove the sticky foam from the back of the sensor for it to fit. Also added a second screw holeI printed with these with the orientation as seen in the preview, i.e. base down. ...Was expecting the clip parts to break as the stress is...

A lower profile version that suits my needs better. ... Have it mounted on the front of Ender 5.

Mount on left side front before bulkhead of XRT. One screw attached to receiver box. Print from TPU. ...

I made the original mount a little taller and the ring a little thicker. ... Category: 3D Printer Parts

The sensor wire had gotten stuck in the original part, so I removed the side support and relocated it to the top. Additionally, I drilled out some holes to countersink the bolts on the main supports, ensuring they no longer came loose. ...It was a...

To get it to fit properly, you'll need to peel off the sticky foam from the back of the sensor. I printed the Original Thing with the orientation as shown in the preview, with the base facing down. ...I was worried that the clip parts might break under...

... ...I removed one mount point and clocked the gauge to be orientated properly when hanging from the one mount point. The hole is sized for 10mm diameter magnets. ... I am using a 10mm x 5mm magnet: https://amazon.com/gp/product/B075QYVBJY/

I was in search of a mounting solution and stumbled upon a layer fan I had previously purchased, but couldn't find one that would fit with the original two-piece mount. ...So, I jumped back into Fusion 360 after a decade-long hiatus from using it.