Polycom wall mount pegs

thingiverse

As of 2/14/2020, this project will no longer be updated on Thingiverse.com. Over the last few years, this website has failed to develop new features that matter most to its users. The site has become increasingly slow and unusable. I will continue responding to comments on Thingiverse but all future updates will flourish on PrusaPrinters.org. https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/21952-polycom-wall-mount-pegs I required a way to mount a wireless Polycom on the wall between two meeting/conference rooms. This would enable users to access it without interrupting meetings next door and save us approximately $650 by sharing two Polycoms among three meeting rooms instead of purchasing three. The Polycom comes with three holes on the back for wall hanging, but these are designed for a permanent mount and can be difficult to remove and replace. I discovered two options for Polycom wall mounts that share similar ideas. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2591955 https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1791598 However, I printed and tried these Polycom wall mounts but they did not work well for me. Their design requires the use of three mounts to secure all three feet to the wall; otherwise, the back leg will lean forward about 2-3 inches as if it is going to fall off. You can see in photos on this one (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2591955) that they use a pad of sticky notes as a spacer under the button pad to prevent this from happening. However, I did not want to use three feet for permanent mounting and could not accept the way it kept leaning forward. Therefore, I had to create my own design. My design turns the Polycom so it hangs with the front facing up instead of down. This makes it very easy to remove and replace the device. I considered adding a clip to hold the charge cord but decided against it because users may pull all the slack and snag the cord. It is better to have extra slack in the wire dangling down. My design files are publicly available on OnShape.com, where you can clone them and make changes if desired.