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This is a Secure Cover (Case and Base) for the Wyze Video Doorbell V2.UPDATE!NEW MK2 version.So following some comments and feedback, I have changed the original design.While the first version was a remix based on an original model by @BenKenobi check him out https://www.printables.com/@BenKenobi.Now I have redesigned the cover and base. With the new version I have removed the hood / cowl over the camera (it didn't help in the rain).I also opened up the camera face as I had not realized the first version was blocking the IR led's.The MK2 Cover should fit onto the original Base so no need to reinstall the whole thing.I've added a corner base and 2 types of angle wedges which can be stacked onto each other to alter the viewing angle.As the walls are now thicker and there is no hood, it should print face down on the printer plate / bedFinally please leave a "Like" or "comment", or post a "Make" showing how these file worked for you. ORIGINAL VERSION 1 \/ \/ \/ \/I have left the original version in case anyone prefers it.Modified case to enclose the front and added a hood / cowl over the camera.Changed the mounting base and removed the need for the Wyze clip mount base, I added a second screw to secure the case to the base.Added files to include a 45° LH / RH mounting bases.I printed and case on its side, it used less support material and the case was less prone to "splitting" along the layer lines.
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