Google Home/Nest Mini Plug Mount - UK

cults3d

The Google Home Mini is a great addition to the kitchen - step by step recipes, weight conversions, music and the most awesome kitchen timer ever. But how to mount it out of the way and deal with that long cable? I saw a mount on ebay that was ideal but realised it was basically a customised rip off of maxr525's fantastic mount without any attribution. I've searched high and low for the design but came up with nothing. So, for the benefit of those who like the design, I've produced my own take on it, giving maxr525 the kudos deserved. maxr525's mount is (in my view) the most elegant mount design for the mini on Thingiverse. I have simply added a double-walled, slotted cylinder to the rear. The inner cylinder slips over the power plug supplied with the mini. The gap between the inner and outer cylinder allows you to coil the vast majority of the power cable within the walls so the cable remains hidden. I don't know if the PSU sizes vary between regions, so it may well be standard and fit on other plugs. Prints without supports (in PLA) if you have decent hot-end cooling. UPDATED - 28th April 2020 Some users have reported that there is either not enough room for the cable or the plug cannot be inserted far enough into the mount. The V10 version makes the whole plug housing area 5mm deeper and also increases the depth of the internal slot that accepts the cable exiting the mains adaptor.