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I wanted a way to get my Amazon Echo Dot up off the counter, so I designed this. (1st generation, but should work for 2nd generation, too)
I wanted it to blend in as much as possible, so I printed the outlet cover in white PLA and the Echo holder in black PLA. This was my first design in Fusion 360, and I was really pleased with the result. A further refinement would be to add holes so you don't block half of the microphone ring, but it seems to work just fine. Another possible refinement would be to add a channel to hide the wires.
Printing the Wall Plate
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdTKCvirCUc
Printing the Echo Holder
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBnoGj6HbmU
EDIT: I uploaded the source STEP files in case you want to make the refinements described above without starting over. Enjoy!
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grabcad
prusaprinters
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cults3d
myminifactory
grabcad
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