nest hello 35 degree wedge 3d models

The person who installed my Nest doorbell for pay managed to avoid doing it for months, and to top it off, they misplaced the wedge, leaving my Nest Hello completely out of commission. I took matters into my own hands by recreating the device from...

<p>This can work in either orientation. ...60 degree angle from doorbell wiring. Category: Outdoor & Garden

This setup will function equally well regardless of its orientation, with a slight tilt of about 60 degrees from the existing doorbell wiring.

I remixed the reversible Nest Hello Wedge Mount by Wittless to include a larger faceplate to cover the previous doorbell's large hole.&nbsp;&nbsp;Before and After:It's got the 60 degree wedge from the previous design.I enlarged the screw holes...

I required a precise installation of my Nest Hello at a 45-degree tilt, prompting me to design an aesthetically pleasing mounting bracket.

The wedge fits snugly under the Nest, providing a secure cover for any existing holes in your home. It effectively conceals any holes or wires left over from your old doorbell setup. ...The standard wedge design tapers inward significantly, making it...

I modified max525's Nest Hello Angle Mounts design to fit flush against my front door trim. The original design started too soon and hit the trim, so I had to make some adjustments. The print fits well into the Nest middle plate, but it lacked a hole...

Got a need to mount a Google Nest Hello by your front door, but the wall where your doorbell currently lives is perpendicular to the door? Well, this mount is intended to give the camera the ability to crane it's cold glass eye around for a better...

This version cuts to the chase, built directly from the authentic 15-degree wedge provided in the package. ...The standard screws included come pre-approved for use without any modifications needed.

This is a handy accessory for the next outdoor IQ camera setup. ...The camera's base has limited tilt functionality, making it essential to have a 15-degree wedge on hand to adjust the camera's angle as needed.

... the parts work well together. Although I haven't tried mounting it yet, as I don't need my Nest Hello at a 45-degree angle, I'm confident it will work since I used the same hole locations on a larger mounting plate I created, which also works fine.

Mounting the Nest Hello doorbell requires positioning it away from the wall for optimal viewing. To adjust the camera's angular position, simply modify the prt file, which allows for adjustments of up to 10 degrees from horizontal. ...Alternatively, use...

This is a cover for the Google Nest Hello doorbell in Halloween style. ... Happy Halloween!

To install my Nest Hello doorbell beside my entrance, I required a standoff to direct the cord from behind.

Redesigned Nest Hello angle mount for angled siding. ... Increased tilt down by from 0 to 7 deg Increased rotation from 15 to 25 deg

Nest Hello Enhanced Bracket. ... Crafted to outsmart the challenge of recessed doorways, which often limit viewing angles because of brickwork's obstruction.

This is my Nest Hello doorbell plate for outdoor doorbells with outlet/switch sized cover plates. The holes are particular to the original metal plate that I needed to replace. The main feature is the extruded regions for securing the actual Nest...

... into the wall, requiring a spacer that creates enough space for the wires to fit snugly. ...This essential spacer is not only wider than the Nest Hello's mounting plate but also acts as a buffer, covering any minor imperfections on the wall surface.

This setup is surprisingly straightforward, despite its rough-around-the-edges aesthetic. ...It does an excellent job of securing your Nest Hello to the vinyl siding without adding any unnecessary complexity.

This is a 30 and 45 degree angle mount designed to replace the standard 15 degree mount provided with Nest Hello. It can be installed in either orientation, requiring you to drill a hole at the bottom to align with the security tool unlock slot. To...

Installing the mounting bracket for your Nest Hello smart doorbell allows for versatile placement options, as the device's rear-entry cable design necessitates a solution that enables easy routing of the cord. ...This mount provides a convenient way to...

The problem is that it won't cover the existing electrical box, so I came up with a solution - a mounting plate that does three things: it has screw holes lined up perfectly with the original electrical box, matches the Nest Hello's mounting holes...

So I made this mounting plate that 1) has screw holes aligned with the existing electrical box, 2) has screw holes that match the Nest Hello's mounting holes to mount the doorbell and 3) is big enough to cover the existing electrical box and covers...

This is a custom shroud designed to fit seamlessly on top of a Nest Hello camera, secured with a light press fit over its flat mount. Depending on your printer's specifications, you may need to slightly smooth the inside surface that comes into...

I had an issue with my home outdoor lights causing the Nest Hello image quality to be blurry and faded at night due to a light shining directly above it. The bright lights would also prevent me from being able to use night vision. I needed a...

Here's a neatly crafted hello siding mount that perfectly aligns with both your siding and the Hello device. I printed two existing designs from Thingiverse, but unfortunately, they had mismatched holes for the wiring. ...Luckily, according to the...

Mounting plate for a Nest Hello tailored specifically for "standard" vinyl siding. Crafted with an angled face to eliminate the need for the shim piece provided by Nest. ...The STL file is designed for mounting on the left side of the door; simply...

I have made this for my new Nest Hello. Found one on Thingi, but was to wide. This one messures 65 x 168mm (2.56 x 6.61 inch) Changed positions of holes. ... Use ABS or PETG

I'm making some adjustments to the angled mount for my Nest Hello, giving it a bit more slope than the siding actually warrants, which results in a subtle downwards lean. ...Luckily, I can still make use of the same screws I used originally.

This is a quick remix of the tilted mount for the Nest Hello. This design over-corrects for the angle of the siding so there is a slight downward tilt. I was able to use the original screws.</p> <p>Added a 20deg version per request. ...I doubt the...