Google Home Assistant Base

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Additional materials needed: Neodymium magnets x 2 can be under 3mm in diameter, and 2mm thick, anything larger will not work without modification to print, and frankly are unneeded. This is a basic duplication of the Google home base for 3D printing. I modeled this with hopes of being able to customize it later and use it in other projects, integrating the Google home into other designs. This also allows you to create Google home bases using dual extrusion or multiple different colors other than what is commercially available from Google. I will be updating this model in the future but the one that is here as of today January 5th 2016 should be a good working model for anyone to print. Print Settings Printer: Powerspec Ultra Rafts: Doesn't Matter Supports: Yes Resolution: .2 Infill: Bottom up to magnets 20% above magnets in base 0% Notes: The print pictured above is .2mm layer height. I am currently printing 2 @.1mm on both of my printers, and will update photos when they're done. Post-Printing Fix magnets into indentation in locators in the bottom of the print. If magnets are smaller than indents use adhesive of your choosing. I hot glued one set and superglued another. Both worked well. How I Designed This