google nest hub max under cabinet mount 3d models

This is a simple stand to raise your Google Nest Hub up 5.5 inches from whatever surface it's sitting on.

The Stand is a custom holder designed specifically for the Google Nest Hub. ...I created this stand so that my children can easily see the display from a lower angle, making it more convenient for them to use the device.

I'd rather not mess around, I need a straightforward solution to get my Google Home Mini down from this cabinet once and for all. ...No more fussing with moving it just to dust or vacuum, that's all I'm asking for.

This a support for Nest Hub Max with 15° angle. ... Have a good print

Support Nest Hub max a imprimer pour le redresser a 90 degré. Une fois imprimer vous pouvez le placer en hauteur sans soucis et vous verrez tout aussi bien l'ecran. ...  

--REMIX-- This is actually a remix of the Google Home Hub Wall Plug Mount but for some reason I get a 404 error when I tried to post it as a remix. All credit to emgineering for the design though as they did all the tricky stuff - I just stuck a...

--REMIX-- This is actually a remix of the Google Home Hub Wall Plug Mount but for some reason I get a 404 error when I tried to post it as a remix. ...All credit to emgineering for the design though as they did all the tricky stuff - I just stuck a...

High quality realistic 3D model of Google Nest Hub Modeled and rendered in 3Ds Max 2014 with V-Ray

Nest Hub max support to be printed to straighten it at 90 degrees. Once printed you can place it upright without worries and you will see the screen as well. ... Ps: the print defect on the photo will not appear on yours ...

I designed this for my buddy as there wasn't one for the max. He hasn't had a chance to try it yet, let know what you think. The holes line up with the holes on the twist mount. ...

I designed a Google Nest Hub shelf that goes over the newer wall outlets for my brother. He said it fits well and provided a pic. You'll need (4) M3x6 to mount the supports to the wall plate. ... Enjoy!

I designed a Google Nest Hub shelf that goes over the newer wall outlets for my brother. He said it fits well and provided a pic. You'll need (4) M3x6 to mount the supports to the wall plate. ... Enjoy!

This swivel base is specifically designed for the Google Nest Hub and will not fit a Nest Hub Max. I attached the base to my desk using double-sided tape. For optimal performance, this base works best with a standard 608-RS bearing, typically...

Weighted angler to bring your google/nest hub to a more viewable ~10 degree forward. Good for your top shelf, mantle, desk, etc! The nest hub is held in place with a push fit and retained by the power cord. Fill the base full of sand or any...

The white bezel on the Google Nest Hub was far too bright and obnoxious to match the dark black aesthetics of my set up so I printed a cover to hide the frame and blend the device in.

I enjoy having things perfectly positioned, but when I use my Google Nest Hub 2, it tends to shift a bit. ...To address this issue, I designed a holder that can be easily attached to a table using double-sided tape.

I made this to mount my Nest Hub V2 as close as possible to the wall and hide the powersource in a german "Unterputzdose". To accomplish this I had to cover some of "Unterputzdose" at the bottom which results in quite much support. You could also...

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My wife hated the shocking white bezel on the Google Nest Hub. I actually agree. Looks like an old Samsung tablet. Who wants that relic displayed prominently in the house? My first thought was black electrical tape, but I figured I'd give this a shot...

I just received my new Google Nest Hub and my wife is not thrilled with the eye-searing white bezel. I'm actually with her on this one - it resembles an old Samsung tablet and who wants that outdated look prominently displayed in their home? My...

... two different ideas that I found and it seems to hold up well. I also used emgineering's Google Home Hub Wall Plug Mount V1. I felt like it was a bit weak so I wanted to add more support. ... https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3395827/makes

Usable, but still Under construction. Cable management on one side is not working correct. For the rest it's fine and you can use it because it won't be visible when the hub is standing on it. Print it with a 40 degree printbed and 200...

I wanted to hide the clutter of cables behind my Google Home, and did in this adapter.

Google Nest Mini mount for Socket Surge Protector (Model 00609B)

... the flats matching, then twist 90 degress (might need pliars or a vice, can be a little hard), this will lock the ball in place. Ball joint is pretty tight at first. ring slips over nest hub base once unplugged, snug fit... ... Enjoys peoples!!

ring slips over nest hub base once unplugged, snug fit... Now with stronger and smaller wall mount to allow 100% infill printing on this, its the weakest part of the setup so needs to be the strongest. Also added locking holes on ball joints for...

Mount a Google Nest Camera on a flat surface behind a small hole.

This fits the original base of the Google Nest Camera and allows it to be secured to surface at 90 degrees. I used PETG, but PLA should work if you open the mounting holes a little with a drill. ... I also included a template for the hole pattern.

Simple camera cover for Nest Hub Max. ... Should fit other displays thinner than 12.1mm.

I thought it would be cool to backlight my Nest thermostat. ... I cut the lens out of some 2 mm thick frosted plexy I dug out of an old TV, but the lens I included will probably work if you print it at 100% infill.